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Month: January 2021

Parásito que se encuentra en la carne semicruda está relacionado con riesgo de cáncer cerebral extraño

(CNN) –– Un parásito común, que las personas adquieren del agua contaminada y la carne poco cocida o medio cruda, podría estar relacionado con un extraño cáncer cerebral, según informaron investigadores este lunes. Los científicos hallaron evidencia de que las personas infectadas con Toxoplasma gondii, o T. gondii, tienen un mayor riesgo de desarrollar gliomas

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Trump makes Texas border wall visit – his 1st public appearance since U.S. Capitol riot

ALAMO, Texas — President Donald Trump visited the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas on Tuesday trumpeting one of the pillars of his presidency: his campaign against illegal immigration and building a wall along the southern border. It was Trump’s first time appearing in public since a violent mob of his supporters sieged the nation’s Capitol last

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Michigan State Capitol Commission bans open carry of firearms inside state Capitol building

The Michigan State Capitol Commission on Monday banned the open carry of firearms inside the state’s Capitol building, effective immediately. The policy change only affects public areas inside the building and does not change policy on the Capitol grounds, nor does it prohibit licensed concealed pistol carry that follows state laws, according to the commission

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SEPTA Union Says Transit Agency going in wrong direction, putting workers’, riders’ health at risk

Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA, PA (KYW) — SEPTA’s workers’ union says the lives of employees and riders are at risk because of the coronavirus pandemic. And now, they’re looking to the courts in order to protect their civil rights. The president of SEPTA’s workers’ union is calling out the transit agency.

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Parents, school districts facing difficult decisions surrounding sending students back into classrooms

Click here for updates on this story     PITTSBURGH, PA (KDKA) — More and more families are raising concerns about the quality of their child’s education during this year of COVID-19. With Pennsylvania’s Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine encouraging schools to return to in person education, school districts and parents are trying to decide what to

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US sanctions Russia-linked disinformation network for involvement in attempts to influence US election

The US announced sanctions Monday against a group of Russian-linked Ukrainians, including two people who worked closely with Trump allies to discredit President-elect Joe Biden during the 2020 election campaign. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced sanctions against seven individuals and four entities “that are part of a Russia-linked foreign influence network associated with” accused

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Homeland Security sets increased inauguration security measures in motion early, citing ‘events of the past week’

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Department of Homeland Security is setting increased inauguration security measures in motion earlier than scheduled, citing an “evolving security landscape” leading up to the event. Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said Monday that he’s moved up the timing of the national special security event for President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration to Wednesday,

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