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Month: March 2020

What postponing the Summer Olympics means for NBC

Japan’s Prime Minister and the International Olympic Committee agreed to postpone the Summer Olympics until 2021 because of the coronavirus outbreak. The decision, announced Tuesday, has wide-ranging ramifications for the sports world as well as for NBC, the network that has become synonymous with the event. The Olympics, which were scheduled to take place from

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No se puede confiar en Trump para tomar la decisión correcta en la crisis del coronavirus

Nota del editor: Frida Ghitis, ex productora y corresponsal de CNN, es columnista de asuntos mundiales. Es colaboradora frecuente de opinión de CNN, columnista colaboradora del Washington Post y columnista de World Politics Review. Síguela en Twitter @fridaghitis. Las opiniones expresadas en este comentario son las del autor. Leer más opinión en CNN. (CNN) —

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As the Olympics grapple with uncertain times, Mallory Weggemann offers powerful example of mental fortitude

As the Olympic and Paralympic movement grapples with Tokyo 2020’s postponement amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, Mallory Weggemann understands. She is built for adaptation. “As Paralympic athletes this is our job,” Weggemann told CNN Sport. “We are constantly in a fight with our bodies and we are constantly finding ways to adapt.” On January 21,

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As the Olympics grapple with uncertain times, Mallory Weggemann offers powerful example of mental fortitude

As the Olympic and Paralympic movement grapples with Tokyo 2020’s postponement amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, Mallory Weggemann understands. She is built for adaptation. “As Paralympic athletes this is our job,” Weggemann told CNN Sport. “We are constantly in a fight with our bodies and we are constantly finding ways to adapt.” On January 21,

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Gov. Abbott won’t issue order, but urges Texans to ‘stay home’; El Paso & other major cities issue own orders

AUSTIN, Texas — Leaders in El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston and Austin on Tuesday joined a growing a list of Texas cities including Dallas and San Antonio that have ordered people to stay at home to slow the spread of the coronavirus. The announcements came as Gov. Greg Abbott, who has declined to issue a statewide shelter-in-place

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Presidente de Guatemala anunció medidas para mitigar crisis económica por coronavirus

(CNN Español) —  En conferencia de prensa el presidente de Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, anunció este martes el caso 21 de coronavirus en el país. También informó que son casi 1.000 las personas que se encuentran en cuarentena supervisada, incluyendo a quienes ingresaron de manera terrestre al país. Giammattei también anunció medidas para mitigar la crisis

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Los síntomas digestivos fueron la “queja principal” en casi la mitad de los casos de covid-19, según un pequeño estudio

(CNN Health) — Los síntomas digestivos pueden ser más comunes en las infecciones por coronavirus de lo que se pensaba anteriormente: un pequeño estudio publicado la semana pasada encontró que los síntomas como la diarrea y la pérdida de apetito fueron la “queja principal” en casi la mitad de más de 200 casos confirmados de

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The mystery of Madagascar’s forest cats

Madagascar is home to many unique species, including a variety of lemurs. But there’s one species living in the island’s forests that scientists hadn’t quite been able to figure out until now: cats. University of Colorado at Boulder anthropology professor Michelle Sauther has been studying primates and lemurs on the island nation in the Indian

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Has Donald Trump had enough of Anthony Fauci?

In the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, Antony Fauci has rapidly become America’s security blanket. The head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci’s blunt, fact-based approach to the crisis — as a member of President Donald Trump’s coronavirus task force — has been a refreshing alternative to the President’s tendency to

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Has Donald Trump had enough of Anthony Fauci?

In the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, Antony Fauci has rapidly become America’s security blanket. The head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Fauci’s blunt, fact-based approach to the crisis — as a member of President Donald Trump’s coronavirus task force — has been a refreshing alternative to the President’s tendency to

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YouTubers bought thousands of toilet paper rolls a few months ago. They just gave them all away for free

Two YouTubers in Colorado Springs just came to the rescue of hundreds of people who hadn’t been able to find toilet paper because of coronavirus-induced shopping hysteria. Justin Stuart and Andrew Scites run MoreJStu, a YouTube channel known for “nautical nonsense” videos, stunts, pranks and challenges. Among their antics last October was buying all the

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Huge discounts on spring wardrobes are coming

Retailers have too much clothing and no ability to sell it all. The t-shirts, jackets, sneakers and jeans they were gearing up to push out for the spring shopping season now sit sitting in darkened stores and warehouses during the coronavirus crisis. Demand for discretionary items has come to a screeching halt as customers focus

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Should domestic air travel be grounded?

Domestic air travel in the United States has virtually come to a halt, but thousands of planes are still flying. How long does it makes sense to keep doing that? Figures from the Transportation Security Administration show that only 331,000 people passed through TSA checkpoints Monday, a drop of more than 2 million passengers, or

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