Month: September 2020
Craving sugar during a pandemic? Here’s how to tame your sweet tooth
Cakes, cookies, pie. During a global pandemic or even more moderately stressful life circumstances, we often turn to comforting sugary and carb-rich…
Continue ReadingGerman government: Labs in France, Sweden confirm that Russian opposition leader Navalny was poisoned with Novichok
BERLIN (AP) – The Berlin hospital treating poisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny says his condition has improved further and he is…
Continue ReadingSex gets complicated during the pandemic
When the pandemic hit, couples found themselves worrying about getting sick, losing income, teaching their children at home while working full time…
Continue ReadingThe unlikely rise of Yoshihide Suga, the son of a farmer who is expected to become Japan’s next Prime Minister
If Shinzo Abe was perhaps born to be Japan’s Prime Minister, the path to political stardom for his potential successor was hardly guaranteed.…
Continue ReadingYoshihide Suga elected as new ruling party leader, virtually securing him parliament vote as Japan’s new prime minister
TOKYO (AP) – Yoshihide Suga has been elected as the new head of Japan’s ruling party, virtually guaranteeing him parliamentary election as…
Continue ReadingABC-7’s Iris Lopez honored with mural following work with ‘Mija, Yes You Can’
EL PASO, Texas – Her generosity, kindness and compassion shines in all her reporting at ABC-7. On Monday in El Paso, Estrella Jalisco honored Iris…
Continue ReadingWith students on campus, NMSU develops Covid-19 contact tracing app
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — Contact tracing just became easier on one Borderland college campus. “What we wanted to do is to provide the quickest way…
Continue ReadingEl Paso youth music organization earns prestigious national award
EL PASO, Texas – From success in strings to success in school, young El Paso musicians have learned to thrive in the Tocando Music Project. “It…
Continue ReadingTrump holds first entirely indoor rally in nearly three months
President Donald Trump spoke to thousands of supporters indoors on Sunday for the first time in nearly three months. Trump attacked Democratic…
Continue ReadingNon-profit with El Paso ties aims to support Latino businesses
EL PASO, Texas — With Hispanic Heritage Month a few days away, a non-profit with local ties – Support Latino Business – is hoping to make an impact…
Continue ReadingIt’s been six months since Breonna Taylor died and activists aren’t letting the world forget
Breonna Taylor was gunned down in her Louisville, Kentucky, home exactly six months ago Sunday. Since then, no charges have been brought against any…
Continue ReadingCowboys fall to Rams 20-17 in season opener
INGLEWOOD, California— Malcolm Brown rushed for a career-high 79 yards and two touchdowns, Jared Goff passed for 275 yards and the Los Angeles Rams…
Continue Reading2 injured after Seattle pier partially collapses, sending workers into the water
Several people were rescued from Elliott Bay in Seattle after Pier 58 collapsed, according to tweets from the city’s police and fire…
Continue ReadingBeijing Winter Olympics 2022 should not be held in China, human rights groups say in letter to IOC
More than 160 human rights groups around the world have signed a letter calling for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to reverse its decision…
Continue Reading2 Los Angeles County deputies are out of surgery after ambush shooting in Compton
The two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies who were shot and critically injured Saturday night are out of surgery, according to a…
Continue ReadingHere’s how NFL Sunday games highlighted racial inequality in the US
The first NFL Sunday of the season kicked off with players and teams acknowledging the racial strife that has engulfed the United States in recent…
Continue ReadingPau Gasol names baby after Kobe Bryant’s daughter
Pau Gasol and his wife Catherine have named their newborn baby after the daughter of former Lakers teammate Kobe Bryant. Bryant, his 13-year-old…
Continue ReadingNew York City Marathon’s first winner retraces race course 50 years later
Fifty years after winning the inaugural New York City Marathon in 1970, 80-year-old Gary Muhrcke retraced one lap around the course where he ran to…
Continue ReadingTikTok owner chooses Oracle over Microsoft in proposed sale forced by Trump administration
NEW YORK (AP) — Oracle said Monday that the Chinese owner of TikTok has picked the U.S. company to be its “trusted technology provider,”…
Continue ReadingSheriff’s deputy in Georgia fired after video shows him repeatedly striking man
A sheriff’s deputy in the Atlanta area was fired for excessive use of force on Sunday after a social media video showed the deputy repeatedly…
Continue ReadingTrump finally releases controversial drug price executive order
More than seven weeks after President Donald Trump signed four executive orders aimed at lowering drug prices, the White House finally released…
Continue ReadingTrump finally releases controversial drug price executive order
More than seven weeks after President Donald Trump signed four executive orders aimed at lowering drug prices, the White House finally released…
Continue ReadingPfizer proposes expanding Covid-19 vaccine trial to include more diversity as race for a vaccine continues
The race for a coronavirus vaccine shows no signs of slowing as more companies move their vaccine candidates through clinical trials, growing closer…
Continue ReadingDona Ana County has 10 of New Mexico’s 103 new virus cases
SANTA FE, New Mexico — Health officials in New Mexico on Sunday reported 103 new confirmed coronavirus cases with two additional…
Continue ReadingDPH: Unusually high number of bacterial infections connected to LI Sound
Click here for updates on this story HARTFORD, CT (WFSB ) — Officials with the Connecticut Department of Health are…
Continue ReadingHI Lt. Gov. Josh Green: “I guess I had to get COVID to make my point”
Click here for updates on this story Honolulu, HI (KITV) — Hawaii Lieutenant Governor Josh Green plans to work while in…
Continue Reading11 people shot in 4 different incidents in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Eleven people were shot in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in a string of violent incidents Saturday night and into the early hours Sunday, according to…
Continue ReadingActivists, Blake family demand Kenosha officer be charged during Milwaukee protest
Click here for updates on this story MILWAUKEE, WI (WDJT ) — Kenosha activists are taking their movement for justice to…
Continue ReadingHateful graffiti painted across Union County, PA removed
Click here for updates on this story MIFFLINBURG, PA (WNEP ) — A group of dark rectangles is now all that can be seen…
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