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Month: December 2020

Free education for essential workers in Michigan is expanding into a pathway toward a four-year degree

The opportunity for essential workers in Michigan to earn a tuition-free degree during the coronavirus pandemic has just expanded. Eastern Michigan University and Henry Ford College announced a partnership on Wednesday that provides an affordable path toward a four-year degree to frontline workers amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a press release. Through the partnership,

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Students, staff rush to make sure there are no lingering ransomware issues on devices after cyberattack

Click here for updates on this story     Towson, MD (WJZ) — Baltimore County Public Schools officials said virtual learning will resume Wednesday after a ransomware cyberattack last week. All Baltimore County Public Schools closed last Wednesday after the school system was hit with a ransomware cyber attack. The district said its entire network system was

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Georgia election official pleads with Trump and Republicans to stop ‘inspiring’ acts of violence

A Georgia election official on Tuesday condemned threats of physical violence and intimidation against election workers and officials, pleading with President Donald Trump to denounce the threats and urging both of the state’s Republican senators to intervene. “It’s all gone too far,” said Gabriel Sterling, the voting systems implementation manager for the Georgia secretary of

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«Estamos en un punto muy peligroso», advierte grupo de trabajo de coronavirus de la Casa Blanca a los estados

(CNN) –– El grupo de trabajo de coronavirus de la Casa Blanca emitió advertencias extremadamente urgentes para los estados de EE.UU. en informes esta semana. El equipo de expertos instó a los funcionarios de salud pública a pasar sobre las políticas estatales y locales en medio de las cifras récord de casos, hospitalizaciones y muertes.

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Can Trump pre-pardon his children?

Beg your pardon? It’s something you ask of somebody else for something you’ve already done. And that, more or less, is how it’s been viewed in the Constitution. But each day brings new reporting about how President Donald Trump might creatively stretch and bend his expansive pardon power not just to protect himself but also

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Former French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing has died at the age of 94, his office and the French presidency say

PARIS (AP) — Former French President Valery Giscard d’Estaing, who became a champion of European integration during his 1974-1981 presidency, has died at age 94. Giscard d’Estaing’s office said Wednesday night that he passed away in his family home in the Loir-et-Cher region, in central France, after contracting COVID-19. Born in Germany in the wake

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