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Month: November 2020

Job guarantees and free money: ‘Utopian’ ideas tested in Europe as the pandemic gives governments a new role

Christine Jardine, a Scottish politician who represents Edinburgh in the UK parliament, was not a fan of universal basic income before the pandemic hit. “It was regarded in some quarters as a kind of socialist idea,” said Jardine, a member of the centrist Liberal Democrats party. But not long after the government shut schools, shops,

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A man in Trump gear faces simple assault charge after he was seen breathing on women outside a Trump golf club

A man wearing a Trump shirt and an inflatable Trump innertube around his belly who was seen on video deliberately exhaling on two women outside of President Donald Trump’s golf course in Virginia has been charged with simple assault. Raymond Deskins, 61, of Sterling, Virginia, was charged with misdemeanor simple assault, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s

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2 Kansas City Fire employees just died of Covid-19. It’s the ‘worst case’ for those on the front lines, chief says

The fire department in Kansas City, Missouri, lost two employees to Covid-19 in two days, a devastating development their chief called “the worst-case scenario.” Captain Robert “Bobby” Rocha and Scott Davidson, a communication specialist and paramedic, had been in the hospital “for a while” before succumbing to the virus, Fire Chief Donna Lake said. “All

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Gran Bretaña cita a Google por poner anuncios del Gobierno junto a videos inapropiados

(CNN) — El gobierno de Gran Bretaña citó a Google para que explique por qué los anuncios financiados con dinero de los contribuyentes aparecen cerca de contenido extremista en YouTube, dijo un portavoz del Gobierno a CNN en un comunicado este viernes. Según el portavoz, también ha suspendido temporalmente sus anuncios en YouTube “esperando garantías de Google

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