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Month: March 2021

Texas schools won’t lose state funding this academic year for pandemic attendance declines

AUSTIN, Texas — Texas will fully fund school districts that have seen student attendance drop during the pandemic, as long as they maintain or increase the rate of students learning in person, Gov. Greg Abbott and state education officials have announced. School superintendents have been awaiting the news for months, with the pandemic and switch to virtual learning causing

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El gobernador de Texas obstaculiza los intentos del Gobierno federal para hacer pruebas de covid-19 a los inmigrantes y luego los culpa de propagar el virus

(CNN) — El gobernador de Texas, Greg Abbott, está bloqueando los esfuerzos del Gobierno de Biden que tienen como objetivo proporcionar fondos federales para hacer pruebas de covid-19 a los inmigrantes que son liberados de custodia, dijo a CNN un funcionario de Seguridad Nacional de alto rango. Después de relajar las restricciones estatales frente al covid-19

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James Lovell Fast Facts

Here’s a look at the life of astronaut James Lovell. Personal Birth date: March 25, 1928 Birth place: Cleveland, Ohio Birth name: James Arthur Lovell Jr. Father: James Lovell Sr. Mother: Blanche Lovell Marriage: Marilyn (Gerlach) Lovell (1952-present) Children: Jeffrey, Susan, James III, and Barbara Education: Attended University of Wisconsin, 1946-1948; US Naval Academy, B.S.,

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Rupert Murdoch Fast Facts

Here’s a look at the life of media magnate Rupert Murdoch. Personal Birth date: March 11, 1931 Birth place: Melbourne, Australia Birth name: Keith Rupert Murdoch Father: Keith Murdoch, journalist and newspaper publisher Mother: Elisabeth (Greene) Murdoch, philanthropist Marriages: Jerry Hall (March 4, 2016 – present); Wendi (Deng) Murdoch (1999-2013, divorced); Anna (Torv) Murdoch (1967-1999,

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High schoolers who misuse prescription opioids are at higher risk for suicidal behaviors, study finds

About one of every three high school students who said they were misusing prescription opioids when they were surveyed reported they had attempted suicide, according to a study published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. Previously, researchers have reported that young people who had misused prescription opioids at any point were at higher risk for suicidality,

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New York Times and Wall Street Journal: Top Cuomo aides rewrote nursing home report from state health officials to hide higher death toll

Some top aides for New York Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo allegedly rewrote a June nursing home report from state health officials to hide the higher Covid-19 death toll among the state’s nursing home residents, The New York Times and Wall Street Journal reported Thursday night. In its reporting, the New York Times cites documents and

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John McAfee facing charges for alleged cryptocurrency ‘pump and dump’ scheme on Twitter

John David McAfee, the eccentric antivirus software pioneer, has been indicted on fraud and money laundering charges by the Department of Justice, which alleges he and a business partner participated in a scheme that earned more than $13 million by falsely promoting cryptocurrency to unwitting investors. McAfee, 75, and a member of his “cryptocurrency team,”

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Lenín Moreno dice que su corazón «está bien» y rechaza especulaciones sobre su salud

(CNN Español) –– El presidente de Ecuador, Lenín Moreno, dijo este jueves que continúa trabajando «como siempre» por el país y enfatizó que su corazón «está bien», ante lo que califica de «noticias falsas y desinformación». Este pronunciamiento en su cuenta oficial de Twitter ocurre un día después de que el propio mandatario informara en

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California to allow Major League Baseball, Disneyland, live shows to resume at reduced capacity on April 1

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California officials will allow people to attend Major League Baseball games and other outdoor sporting events, go to Disneyland and watch live performances in limited capacities starting April 1. The rules announced Friday coincide with baseball’s opening day. The San Diego Padres, Los Angeles Angels and Oakland Athletics all have home

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Appeals court orders judge to reconsider third-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin in George Floyd’s death

The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled Friday that a lower court should reconsider the state’s motion to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. Jury selection in Chauvin’s trial on charges of second-degree unintentional murder and second-degree manslaughter begins Monday. He had been charged

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Senate Democrats look to trim weekly unemployment benefits boost but add a month of payments in stimulus bill

Jobless Americans would get a smaller weekly boost to unemployment benefits but receive those payments for an additional month under a last-minute revision of the Senate’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package on Friday. The bill, which now differs from the House version passed last week, calls for providing a $300 a week federal enhancement and

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Leaders and businesses say masks are essential as Texas lifts Covid-19 restrictions

Leaders and businesses across the United States are pushing back against states lifting mask mandates by doubling down on their commitment to enforcing Covid-19 precautions as variants continue to cause concern. This week, Texas and Mississippi joined the list of states expanding business capacity and lifting the mandates for residents to wear masks. In Texas,

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