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Month: July 2021

Why inflation may not go away anytime soon

By Matt Egan, CNN Business America’s finance chiefs don’t think inflation will go away overnight. Chief financial officers, on average, expect higher-than-normal cost increases to persist for eight to 10 months, according to a Duke University survey released Wednesday. Some worry inflation will linger longer. About one in four CFOs expect elevated costs to last

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‘We are seeing people passing quicker than before’: What hospitals look like in US Covid hot spots

By Christina Maxouris, CNN Dr. Sergio Segarra says when Covid-19 patient numbers in the Miami hospital he works in dipped below 20 last month, he began feeling optimistic. “I remember seeing articles in the news about hospitals in California with empty Covid units and I longed for that experience,” Segarra, the chief medical officer with

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Tennessee is halting outreach on all vaccines for adolescents, including for Covid-19

By Madeline Holcombe, CNN The Tennessee Department of Health is halting all adolescent vaccine outreach, even for vaccines not related to Covid-19, according to internal documents. The halt impacts all outreach to adolescents, including Covid-19 second-dose reminders, HPV reminders and kindergarten vaccination surveys, according the documents circulated within the department obtained by CNN and first

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Nuevos correos electrónicos muestran cómo Trump y sus aliados presionaron al Departamento de Justicia para desafiar los resultados de las elecciones de 2020

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — Nuevos correos electrónicos muestran cómo el asistente de la Casa Blanca, el secretario general de la Casa Blanca y otros aliados del expresidente Donald Trump presionaron al Departamento de Justicia para que investigara las denuncias de fraude electoral en las elecciones de 2020. Además, Trump ordenó a los aliados que

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Surfside inspectors visited Champlain Towers South dozens of times. Now its collapse is spurring calls for reform

By Casey Tolan and Curt Devine, CNN In the wake of last month’s deadly building collapse, inspectors from around South Florida have fanned out to review other high-rises for damage in an attempt to avert another tragedy. But Champlain Towers South had been visited regularly by officials in the years before it fell. Inspectors from

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