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Month: November 2020

Arizona certifies Biden’s victory

Arizona certified its election results on Monday, awarding the state’s 11 electoral votes to President-elect Joe Biden and clearing the way for Senator-elect Mark Kelly, a Democrat, to be sworn in this week. Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, certified the election results Monday morning, saying the elections process was the most secure

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Lawanna Rivers

UMC says inspectors found no violations after travel nurse expressed concerns about Covid-19 patient care

EL PASO, Texas — University Medical Center disclosed Monday that inspectors with Texas Health and Human Services conducted an unannounced visit to the hospital in the wake of concerns expressed by a traveling nurse  – but found no violations. Lawanna Rivers had said she believed UMC did not do enough to help critically ill Covid-19

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Trump attorney issues call for violence against truth-telling former election cybersecurity official

An attorney for the Trump campaign on Monday issued a call for violence against Chris Krebs, a former cybersecurity official who was unceremoniously ousted from his post by President Donald Trump after he rejected the President’s unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud. Joe diGenova, an attorney for Trump’s campaign, said during an appearance on “The

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Officials worry about hospital capacity as US hits record number of Covid-19 patients hospitalized

As the crush of incoming Covid-19 patients continues to strain hospitals across the US, officials across several states are worried their hospitals will be overwhelmed as the holiday season approaches. A record-high 96,039 Covid-19 patients were hospitalized in the US as of Monday evening, according to the Covid Tracking Project. California Gov. Gavin Newsom on

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Asesores de los CDC sobre vacunas de covid-19 convocan a reunión de emergencia para votar quiénes la recibirían primero

(CNN) –– Asesores de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades de EE.UU. (CDC, por sus siglas en inglés) convocaron a una reunión de emergencia para este martes con respecto a la posible vacuna contra el covid-19. El objetivo será votar sobre qué personas recomiendan sean las primeras en recibirla cuando sea

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‘Urgent actions’ needed in US government response to pandemic, watchdog says

The federal government must take “urgent actions” in its response to the coronavirus pandemic, a new report from the US Government Accountability Office finds. Medical supply shortages persist, despite efforts by the Department of Health and Human Services and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to mitigate shortages and expand the supply chain, the report found.

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grants - grant money

City of El Paso small business grants ‘depleted,’ some grants still available for county businesses

EL PASO, Texas — The City of El Paso’s Economic Development Department told ABC-7 grant funding provided through CARES Act funding has been ‘depleted,’ but the city is still encouraging small businesses to apply. To date, the city’s given $13.4 million in CARES Act funding helping, 770 local business. The city recently gave out an additional

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Biden’s genius move

As President-elect Joe Biden unveils his choices for the top jobs in his administration, we hear a mixture of rejoicing and disappointment, praise and criticism from the world of politicians and pundits. It’s not easy pleasing every faction, including in the ideologically fractured Democratic Party. One Biden choice, however, stands out as sheer genius. His

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OPINIÓN | Salida de emergencia

Nota del editor: Camilo Egaña es el conductor de Camilo. Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son exclusivas del autor. (CNN Español) — Que la vida huele mejor de lo que sabe, lo aprende uno antes de descubrir que los Reyes Magos viven en El Corte Inglés o en Macy’s. Pero aún así, siempre queda

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«Pandemic» (pandemia) es, como se esperaba, la palabra del año de Merriam-Webster y Dictionary.com

(CNN) –– Probablemente hayas escuchado esta palabra casi todos los días desde marzo. A partir de entonces, ha dominado prácticamente todos los rincones del mundo. Y no hay una palabra que resuma el increíble año que fue 2020. Ahora fue elegida por Merriam-Webster y Dictionary.com. «Pandemia» es la palabra del año tanto para Merriam-Webster como

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Trump said the stock market would crash if Biden won. The Dow just had its best month since 1987.

President Donald Trump repeatedly warned Americans that if they failed to reelect him, the stock market would implode. In reality, the opposite happened. Between August and October alone, Trump sent six tweets saying markets would “crash” if Joe Biden were elected, using a word presidents typically avoid. “The Dow Jones Industrial just closed above 29,000!

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