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Month: February 2021

James ‘Whitey’ Bulger’s former rogue FBI informant handler John Connolly granted conditional medical release from prison

The former rogue FBI informant handler for mob boss James “Whitey” Bulger will be released from a Florida prison on a conditional medical release, a spokesman for the Florida Commission on Offender Review told CNN. John Connolly was released because he has terminal cancer, his attorney, James E. McDonald, told CNN. “We are pleased,” McDonald

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Coming to terms with chronic illness and grief over what’s lost

Tessa Miller was just 23 when her nightmare of deadly infections, procedures and misdiagnoses began. Over the next several years, Miller tried dozens of medications, was hospitalized more times than she can remember and required three fecal transplants. She visited gastroenterologists, allergists, oncologists, pain medicine specialists, endocrinologists, gynecologists and neurologists. Her ultimate diagnosis of Crohn’s

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A woman struggles to use portable oxygen tank. A family sleeps in a car to keep warm. These are the stories of the Texas storm

As winter storms and freezing temperatures continue to wreak havoc across Texas, many are having to fight for survival. Millions in the state remain without power on Wednesday, trying their best to stay warm and dry as burst pipes flood homes. Here are just some of the struggles some Texans said they are facing during

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Democrats demand answers about USPS delays and question postmaster general’s leadership

Congressional Democrats are calling on Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to protect the country’s mail from future delivery delays and raising questions about his leadership, urging President Joe Biden to fill vacancies on the US Postal Service’s Board of Governors so that the board can “seriously consider” whether the Trump administration appointee “is suitable to continue

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Argentina y México superan los 2 millones de casos de covid-19, pero sus cifras de muertes revelan una diferencia sombría

(CNN Español) — México y Argentina tienen una cifra similar de infectados por covid-19. Ambos países superaron en los últimos días la barrera de los 2 millones de casos, según la Universidad Johns Hopkins. Sin embargo, la diferencia entre sus habitantes es enorme. Según el Banco Mundial, México tiene más de 127 millones mientras que

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Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops to remain in Washington through mid-March due to concerns about QAnon chatter

Nearly 5,000 National Guard troops will remain in Washington through March 12 due, in part, to concerns about potential violence stemming from online chatter among QAnon supporters who suggest former President Donald Trump could still be inaugurated on March 4, according to the top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee. “Some of these people

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One-third of military service members have opted not to receive Covid-19 vaccinations

One-third of US military service members eligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccination have opted not to, defense officials said Monday as they announced the Department of Defense is nearing 1 million vaccinations delivered. Cautioning that it’s still “very early data,” Maj. Gen. Jeff Taliaferro, vice director of operations for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told

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Thousands of ‘cold-stunned’ sea turtles rescued from Texas coast amid deep freeze

SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas — A Texas nonprofit rescued approximately 3,500 “cold-stunned” sea turtles from record-breaking temperatures that walloped the area and fought to keep the animals warm during a days-long power outage, ABC affiliate KTRK reported. Sea Turtle Inc. in South Padre Island started rescuing stunned turtles on Sunday and told locals to contact

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