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Month: November 2020

Theatres get creative in pandemic times

Click here for updates on this story     Wallingford, CT (WFSB) — A venue in Wallingford that is usually bustling with live shows this time of year had to cancel many events because of Covid-19. But they didn’t want the pandemic to stop them from spreading holiday cheer with families– so they got creative. “It’s exciting.

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As Los Angeles County’s hospitalizations nearly double in 2 weeks, restaurants get creative to survive new restrictions

When Los Angeles County announced Sunday it would once again close restaurants for indoor and outdoor dining, General Manager Ellen Rehak sat down with the owners of L&E Oyster Bar for a difficult conversation: Could they justify keeping their doors open? It’s a choice many area restaurants had been forced to face when dining was

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Biden to face test over access to sensitive information as he inherits Trump’s secret server

President-elect Joe Biden and his team will soon have to decide whether to share transcripts of presidential calls with foreign leaders to a broad, security clearance-holding audience, or maintain a lockdown on official transcripts of the calls and other highly sensitive information imposed by the Trump administration over concerns they might be leaked. A person

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How Biden won: He built on Clinton’s successes

President-elect Joe Biden was nominated by Democratic primary voters in large part because of his perceived electability in the general election. Biden proved primary voters right by winning and by doing considerably better than Democratic House candidates. Yet Biden has won in a way that was perhaps surprising to some. He was the first candidate

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OPINIÓN | Murió por ser negro

Nota del editor: Pedro Brieger es un periodista y sociólogo argentino, autor de siete libros y colaborador en publicaciones sobre temas internacionales. Actualmente se desempeña como director de Nodal, un portal dedicado a noticias de América Latina y el Caribe. Ha colaborado con diarios argentinos como Clarín, El Cronista, La Nación, Página/12 y Perfil, y

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Mom thankful for daughter’s precious gift

Click here for updates on this story     DALLAS, Pa. (WNEP) — This time last year, Jillian Libenson of Dallas got some concerning news about her mother, Iris. “I found out last Thanksgiving that my mom was going to need a kidney,” explained Jillian. “it wasn’t even something I considered not to do immediately. As soon

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The Weeknd accuses Grammys of being ‘corrupt’

The Weeknd sounds as shocked as everyone else that he didn’t receive any Grammy nominations this year. After the 63rd annual Grammy Awards nominations were announced Tuesday, the singer took to Twitter to express his feelings about it. “The Grammys remain corrupt,” he tweeted. “You owe me, my fans and the industry transparency…” CNN has

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College student advocates for mental health

Click here for updates on this story     LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WPMT) — Franklin and Marshall college junior Braden Renke knows all too well about mental health struggles. Not only is she attempting to obtain a degree during a global pandemic, she also lost her father to suicide as a freshman. However, instead of letting all

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