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Month: February 2021

They joined a movement focused on kindness. Some say it’s helped them get through the pandemic

Catherine Barrett says a neighbor’s small act of kindness was what sparked a now-global movement focused on all things good. Like most people around the globe in March 2020, Barrett was terrified of the then-novel coronavirus and watched as residents tried to navigate the crisis by canceling events, often panic buying and locking themselves inside

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ANÁLISIS | EE.UU. se acerca a las 500.000 muertes por covid-19 en un momento crucial

(CNN) — Estados Unidos registrará en cuestión de horas su incomprensible muerte número 500.000 por covid-19, paradójicamente, en un momento de inusual esperanza durante la pandemia. Sin embargo, el trágico hito ocurrirá con una Casa Blanca reacia a predecir cuándo se aliviará la crisis, mientras pone en la balanza riesgos políticos y epidemiológicos críticos. Una

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Covid-19 en Latinoamérica: así empieza la semana del 22 de febrero en los países de la región con más muertes

(CNN Español) — Mientras avanzan las vacunaciones, el mundo hoy registra más de 111 millones de casos y casi 2,5 millones de muertes por covid-19. Así comienza la semana del 22 de febrero de 2021 en los diez países latinoamericanos con el mayor número de fallecidos por coronavirus, según cifras de la Universidad Johns Hopkins. Brasil

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Christopher Sarmiento

Educator known as ‘father figure’ to students among 2 more LCPS employees to die of Covid-19

UPDATE: LCPS officials on Monday afternoon said two additional employees had now died of Covid-19, marking the sixth and seventh deaths of educators in the district from the virus since November. As ABC-7 had reported earlier Monday, Chris Sarmiento, 33, was a teacher and a football coach at Vista Middle School. The additional death was that of

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Tanden’s OMB confirmation on brink of collapse after two GOP senators say they won’t support her nomination

The confirmation of Neera Tanden to lead the Office of Management and Budget is on the brink of collapse after two key Republicans announced Monday that they will vote against her nomination, citing her past social media behavior. Tanden’s nomination in the evenly split Senate was jeopardized late last week when Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin

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READ: Clarence Thomas’ dissent in Pennsylvania election decision

The Supreme Court on Monday denied an appeal from Republicans challenging a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision that allowed ballots received up to three days after Election Day to be counted to accommodate challenges by the coronavirus pandemic. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote a forceful dissent. Read it here: cnn.com/2021/02/22/politics/thomas-dissent-in-pa-election/index.html

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