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Month: November 2020

Lankford argues he did ‘step in’ Friday and had private conversation with GSA over Biden transition process

Sen. James Lankford said Monday that he did “step in” with the General Services Administration late last week over the presidential transition process — and seemed satisfied with the agency’s handling of the matter, although there is no indication yet that Joe Biden will start getting the intelligence briefings that the Oklahoma Republican said he

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Lankford argues he did ‘step in’ Friday and had private conversation with GSA over Biden transition process

Sen. James Lankford said Monday that he did “step in” with the General Services Administration late last week over the presidential transition process — and seemed satisfied with the agency’s handling of the matter, although there is no indication yet that Joe Biden will start getting the intelligence briefings that the Oklahoma Republican said he

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Good news on the vaccine front shows ‘light at the end of the tunnel.’ For now, the Covid crisis is unabated

On a day his state and others reported staggering coronavirus numbers, one Midwestern governor said he could see through the darkness to better days ahead. But he acknowledged it will remain a difficult journey. Moderna hours before had announced its Covid-19 vaccine has an astonishingly high success rate — 94.5% effective — based on interim

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Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others

Black, Hispanic and Native American people infected with Covid-19 are about four times more likely to be hospitalized than others, data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows. In the eight-month period between March 1 to November 7, there were 70,825 hospitalizations reported to the CDC. While White and non-Hispanic Black people

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New fund has $550,000 available for El Paso County families affected by the pandemic

EL PASO, Texas — The County of El Paso, in partnership with the Woody and Gayle Hunt Family Foundation, El Paso Interreligious Sponsoring Organization/Border Interfaith and the Family Independence Initiative, announced a new effort to put cash in the hands of families struggling with the Covid-induced economic slowdown and fighting their way out of poverty:

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Fox News nunca ha tenido una competencia como esta

(CNN Business) –– Los seguidores del presidente Donald Trump están buscando alternativas diferentes a Fox News, después de que el mandatario criticara la cadena que, al igual que los principales medios de comunicación, declaró la victoria de la carrera presidencial para Joe Biden. Newsmax y One America News son dos de los mayores beneficiarios de

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Dr. Hector Ocaranza

County commissioner accuses El Paso Health Authority Dr. Ocaranza of ‘playing down’ the virus crisis

EL PASO, Texas — During El Paso County Commissioners Court on Monday, Commissioner Carlos Leon accused City/County Health Authority Dr. Hector Ocaranza of ‘playing down’ the Covdi-19 crisis during an interview on the ABC News program ‘GMA 3.’ ‘GMA 3’ anchor T.J. Holmes asked Ocaranza earlier Monday, “Forget some of the politics, do you, as

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