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Month: March 2021

US government stops distribution of Eli Lilly Covid-19 antibody treatment due to spread of coronavirus variants

The US government in coordination with Eli Lilly said it will no longer distribute the Covid-19 monoclonal antibody therapy bamlanivimab for use on its own. The halt is due to the “sustained increase” in coronavirus variants in the United States. The government stopped distributing the treatment on Tuesday. Last week, the US Food and Drug

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A college player dies in a car crash, three days after playing in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament

Just days after playing in the NCAA tournament, Oscar Frayer, a forward on the men’s basketball team at Grand Canyon University, died Tuesday in a vehicle accident near Lodi, California, the school’s athletics department said Thursday. Frayer, 23, his older sister Andrea Moore, and a friend died in the crash, the Antelopes’ athletics department said.

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Jay Leno se disculpa por bromear sobre los asiáticos, según un grupo de defensa

(CNN) — Jay Leno, expresentador de «Tonight Show», se disculpó por hacer chistes sobre los asiáticos, de acuerdo a un grupo de defensa de los estadounidenses de origen asiático. La organización Media Action Network for Asian Americans (MANAA) montó una campaña de un año de duración sobre el historial de comentarios racistas del expresentador, según

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Senate panel deadlocks on Gupta nomination, but she’s still on track for confirmation with Democratic support

The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday deadlocked in a party-line vote on the nomination of Vanita Gupta to be associate attorney general, but her confirmation is still on track with the expected support of moderate Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia. The committee voted 11-11 along party lines in a tie vote Thursday, which

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Biden’s filibuster flip-flop is outrageous

Watching President Joe Biden’s first press conference today, all I could think was that his performance showed there’s little chance he is running for reelection — despite the fact that he said his “expectation” was to do so. He equivocated on this matter when CNN’s Kaitlan Collins followed up later. Over the course of an

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Preocupa la situación humanitaria por enfrentamientos en la frontera entre Colombia y Venezuela

(CNN Español) — El Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Colombia manifestó su preocupación por los “graves efectos humanitarios” que los enfrentamientos armados en la región limítrofe del departamento de Arauca pueden tener en la sociedad civil del estado venezolano de Apure. En una serie de tuits publicados este miércoles, la Cancillería de Colombia hizo un

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H&M and Nike are facing a boycott in China

H&M, Nike and other big Western apparel brands are facing a boycott in China because of the stand they’ve taken against the alleged use of forced labor to produce cotton in the country’s western region of Xinjiang. H&M and Nike said months ago that they were concerned about allegations that forced labor has been used

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More than half of all migrants at US-Mexico border expelled under health order in recent weeks

The Biden administration expelled more than half of the migrants arriving at the US-Mexico border in recent weeks under a Trump-era health order that has been continued by the Biden administration, according to preliminary data reviewed by CNN. Of the some 103,000 migrants encountered by Customs and Border Protection in the three weeks through March

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Fiscalía de Venezuela abre investigación contra Juan Guaidó y sus colaboradores por «secuestrar» activos en el exterior

(CNN Español) –– El fiscal general de Venezuela, Tarek William Saab, anunció este jueves el inicio de una investigación penal contra el líder opositor Juan Guaidó y sus colaboradores, por lo que denominó el secuestro de activos en el exterior. Los cuales, según el gobierno del cuestionado presidente Nicolás Maduro, equivalen a 7.000 millones de

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USC will pay $1.1 billion to settle scores of sexual abuse cases involving former campus gynecologist

The University of Southern California will pay a record-setting $1.1 billion to settle scores of lawsuits over the sexual abuse allegations against former campus gynecologist Dr. George Tyndall. The staggering sum comes from multiple settlements: An $852 million settlement announced by the university Thursday, a previous federal class-action settlement totaling $215 million, as well as

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A young grocery store manager killed in Boulder massacre ‘lived life on her own terms.’ Mass shooting victims, including heroic officer, are remembered

They are 10 people who went to the King Soopers grocery store in Boulder, Colorado, on Monday and never returned. Now they are victims of yet another mass shooting in the United States, whose lives are being remembered by family and friends. Their names are: Boulder police Officer Eric Talley, 51; store manager Rikki Olds,

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