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Month: July 2021

¿Qué países están adoptando pasaportes sanitarios para certificar la vacunación contra el covid-19 y levantar restricciones?

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — Mientras avanza la campaña de vacunación contra el covid-19, a la espera de poder contener el impacto de la variante delta, cada vez más países han implementado o estudian implementar los pasaportes sanitarios para acreditar la vacunación y permitir más actividades para los inmunizados. La iniciativa ha generado, sin embargo,

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Sacramento police release report showing racial inequities in pull-overs, use of force

By Brittany Hope Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, California (KCRA) — The Sacramento Police Department released a new report Tuesday, breaking down vehicle stops, pedestrian stops and use-of-force instances in the capital city based on race and equity. The report, compiled by the Center for Policing Equity, also breaks down the racial

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Senate negotiators reach deal on $2 billion Capitol security funding bill in wake of January 6 insurrection

By Clare Foran, CNN The top Democrat and Republican on the Senate Appropriations Committee have reached a deal on a roughly $2 billion Capitol Hill security spending bill in response to the deadly January 6 insurrection. Democratic Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, the committee chair, and Sen. Richard Shelby of Alabama, the ranking Republican member,

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US and Russia hold ‘substantive’ strategic stability talks as Moscow raps Biden for comments

By Nicole Gaouette and Kylie Atwood, CNN US and Russian officials had “professional and substantive talks” on strategic stability in Switzerland, the State Department said in a statement Wednesday. Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman led a delegation of US officials in a meeting with Russian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Ryabkov, the first

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Harmful bacteria in Michigan waters

By Matt Nagy Click here for updates on this story     LANSING, Michigan (WBND-LD) — The Michigan Department of Health and Human Resources wants to warn residents and visitors of Michigan waters to be on the lookout for harmful algal blooms. These blooms form due to a rapid overgrowth or bloom of cyanobacteria, also known as

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A vital Memphis bridge shut down since May due to a structural crack will partially open next week

By Tina Burnside, CNN A major bridge connecting Memphis, Tennessee, to Arkansas will open to traffic in one direction on Monday, more than two months after a crack forced its closure, Tennessee transportation officials said Wednesday. The Hernando DeSoto Bridge, which carries Interstate 40 over the Mississippi River, was shut down for repairs May 11

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