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Month: February 2021

6 coronavirus vaccine scams that target your money and personal information – and what to do about them

Finally, the Covid-19 vaccine is available to millions, including health care workers, chronically ill people and seniors. But with wider availability comes the inevitable spike in vaccine scams. Fraudsters are promising early access to vaccines or even a personal shipment of vaccines — at a cost, of course. But their offers aren’t legit, and those

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La amenaza de terrorismo interno es «persistente», advierte Alejandro Mayorkas, secretario de Seguridad Nacional

(CNN) –– El terrorismo interno es «una de las mayores amenazas» para Estados Unidos, dijo a CNN este miércoles el nuevo secretario de Seguridad Nacional, Alejandro Mayorkas. El funcionario subrayó que la amenaza persiste. «Ver la insurrección, los espantosos hechos del 6 de enero, no solo fue personalmente devastador. También creó en mí un compromiso

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Trump’s private bankers left Deutsche Bank over a real estate deal

The private bankers responsible for lending to President Donald Trump and Jared Kushner resigned from Deutsche Bank last year following allegations related to an unauthorized real estate deal. Germany’s biggest bank said in US regulatory filings that Rosemary Vrablic and Dominic Scalzi were “permitted to resign” effective December 31 following allegations that they engaged in

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Prosecutors seek to rearrest Kyle Rittenhouse. Here’s how the case has unfolded since he posted bail

Kyle Rittenhouse, the teenager accused of fatally shooting two men and wounding a third during the Jacob Blake protests in August, is under further scrutiny by authorities that could lead to his return to jail. Wisconsin prosecutors Wednesday asked to issue an arrest warrant for Rittenhouse, stating he violated his bail agreement by not disclosing

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Former Columbus police officer to appear in court today after being indicted in Andre Hill’s killing

The former Columbus, Ohio, police officer charged in the death of Andre Hill will make his first appearance in court Thursday morning after his indictment. Adam Coy was indicted Wednesday on several charges, including murder in the commission of a felony, felonious assault, and two counts of dereliction of duty related to Hill’s December 22

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Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 4 de febrero: Biden anuncia envíos directos de vacunas a las farmacias

¿Qué puedes hacer después de vacunarte? Los escenarios posibles del segundo juicio político a Trump. Ecuador, en cuenta regresiva rumbo a las elecciones. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad. 1 Biden anuncia envíos directos de vacunas a las farmacias El gobierno de Biden anunció que comenzará los envíos

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Many doctors have negative perceptions of patients with disabilities — and that impacts quality of care, study finds

More than 82% of American doctors say they believe patients with significant disabilities have a worse quality of life than people who don’t have disabilities, according to a new study. Those negative perceptions can have big impacts on the quality of care patients with disabilities receive. Researchers at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital

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More than 500 Australian Open players and staff go into isolation after a hotel worker tests positive for Covid-19

A single case of Covid-19 at a quarantine hotel in Melbourne has forced organizers of the Australian Open to isolate 507 players, officials and support staff, just four days before the tennis championship is set to begin. Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews said late on Wednesday evening that a 26-year-old volunteer firefighter who had been working

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