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Month: February 2021

‘Gorilla Glue Girl’: lo que dice sobre la empatía en internet el caso de un desafortunado error que terminó en cirugía

(CNN) — Esta semana, el mundo conoció a Tessica Brown, quien sería llamada ‘Gorilla Glue Girl’, una joven de Luisiana que posiblemente hizo la confusión más desafortunada en el cuidado del cabello de la historia. En lugar de usar laca común para el cabello, tomó una lata de adhesivo en aerosol Gorilla Glue y usó

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‘He would be alive today’: Parents detail son’s desperate attempts to contact Robinhood before he killed himself

After their son’s death, Dan and Dorothy Kearns said they were horrified to learn that their panicked 20-year-old repeatedly tried and failed to get in touch with Robinhood about his negative account balance of $730,000. College student Alex Kearns mistakenly believed he owed that staggering sum of money and took his own life last June

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Mauricio Torres’ 3rd trial moving forward for six-year-old son’s death following Arkansas Supreme Court decision

Click here for updates on this story     Benton County, Arkansas (KFSM) — The Arkansas Supreme Court has dismissed the Benton County Circuit Court’s petition to uphold Mauricio Torres’ guilty conviction in his six-year-old son’s death. Meaning, his third murder trial will move forward in full, his previous convictions will be thrown out, and new jurors

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Woman charged with 196 total counts of animal neglect after 107 cats are removed from her home, PSPCA says

Click here for updates on this story     Lititz, Pennsylvania (WPMT) — A 44-year-old Lancaster County woman is facing nearly 200 counts of animal neglect after more than 100 cats found suffering from various health ailments were removed from her home, according to the Pennsylvania SPCA. Jaime Grow, of the 1100 block of Pine Hill Road

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WATCH: Texas education chief discusses school funding, STAAR tests & more

AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas Tribune hosted a discussion with Texas education commissioner Mike Morath on Thursday about the state of public education in Texas. Among the topics included the STAAR test, funding last session’s school finance bill, learning loss, broadband access and more. Gov. Greg Abbott appointed Morath as education commissioner in 2016. In this role,

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Con las variantes de coronavirus proliferando, ¿deberías vacunarte contra el covid-19? Una experta responde a tus preguntas

(CNN) — Si bien el ritmo de vacunación está aumentando en Estados Unidos y en muchas partes del mundo, algunos estudios preliminares han sugerido que las vacunas actuales pueden no ser tan efectivas contra las variantes emergentes del coronavirus. Mientras las empresas que buscan desarrollar vacunas de refuerzo buscan atacar esas variantes, algunas personas se

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