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Month: March 2021

U.S. Senate confirms Xavier Becerra as 1st Latino to head Health and Human Services

WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Senate on Thursday confirmed California Attorney General Xavier Becerra as President Joe Biden’s health secretary, filling a key position in the administration’s coronavirus response and its ambitious push to lower drug costs, expand insurance coverage, and eliminate racial disparities in medical care. The 50-49 vote makes the 63-year-old Becerra, the son of Mexican immigrants, the

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Jack Daniel’s makes history with first female assistant distiller

Click here for updates on this story     LYNCHBURG, Tennessee (WSMV) — Lexie Phillips makes history becoming Jack Daniel’s first female Assistant Distiller. The world-famous whiskey company is known for its corn, rye, and barley malts promoted Phillips to serve as a collaborator with Jack Daniel’s Mast Distiller Chris Fletcher. Phillips previously worked for Daniel’s as

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‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ shows Marvel’s ‘WandaVision’ wasn’t a blip

Marvel has seemingly cracked the code for its streaming efforts, seizing on underdeveloped threads and relationships from its blockbuster movies and giving them room (OK, about six hours) to breathe on Disney+. After the risk-taking format of “WandaVision,” “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” feels more conventional based strictly on its muscular premiere, while offering

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Cámara de Representantes de EE.UU. votará sobre proyectos de ley de inmigración en medio de la gran afluencia de migrantes que cruzan la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México

(CNN) — Se espera que los demócratas de la Cámara de Representantes voten este jueves dos proyectos de ley separados sobre inmigración, lo que marca la primera vez que el Congreso votará sobre una vía para la ciudadanía para inmigrantes indocumentados desde que los demócratas obtuvieron escasas mayorías en ambas cámaras del Congreso con el

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Unsettling questions surround the motive behind the Atlanta-area spa shootings as Asians in the US face increased hate

At least two of the eight people killed at Atlanta-area Asian massage spas Tuesday lived in the same spa where they worked, Georgia state Rep. Bee Nguyen said. “This one fact alone highlights the vulnerability, the invisibility, and the isolation of working-class Asian women in our country,” Nguyen said at a Thursday news conference. “When

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