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Month: August 2021

A Covid-19 outbreak in Provincetown helped change the CDC’s mask guidance. Here’s what residents learned and how they’re responding

By Christina Maxouris, CNN The July 4 holiday is always a huge celebration in the small town of Provincetown, Massachusetts, with a long lineup of parties and festivities that usually bring in thousands of visitors from across the country to the top edge of Cape Cod. “That’s what we kind of say is the official

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Estrenos musicales de la semana: María Becerra presenta “Mi debilidad”; Danny Ocean estrena “Apartamento”; Melendi colabora con Mau y Ricky

Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) — Esta semana los estrenos musicales están liderados por la cantante argentina María Becerra quien presenta “Mi debilidad”. Además, contamos con el nuevo sencillo del exitoso cantautor venezolano Danny Ocean. En Zona Pop CNN recopilamos algunos de los estrenos más notables. Mira la lista, junto a sus videos musicales, de los

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“Hazlo por las personas que te importan”: una mujer de Florida insta a la gente a vacunarse tras perder a su padre y a su hermano por covid-19 en la misma semana

urielblanco (CNN) — Payten McCall, de 24 años y su familia, tenían miedo de vacunarse, pero ahora ella pide a la gente que no cometa ese error después de perder a su hermano mayor y a su padre a causa del covid-19. Su padre, Mark McCall, de 60 años, murió la madrugada del viernes en

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‘Do it for the people you care about’: Florida woman urges people to get vaccinated after losing her dad and brother to Covid-19 the same week

By David Williams, CNN Payten McCall, 24, and her family were afraid to get vaccinated, but now she’s urging people not to make that mistake after losing her oldest brother and her dad to Covid-19. Her dad, Mark McCall, 60, died early Friday morning in the Covid ward of a Jacksonville, Florida, hospital where her

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New Mexico’s largest utilities – including El Paso Electric – to resume normal billing

SANTA FE, New Mexico — Tens of thousands of people in New Mexico who are behind on their gas and electric bills could lose power as soon as mid-August. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission prevented utilities from disconnecting service over unpaid bills during much of the pandemic. The moratorium for investor-owned and large gas

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Democrats increase pressure on party leadership to act on eviction moratorium as White House shifts focus to federal aid

By Devan Cole and Kevin Liptak, CNN Congressional Democrats are increasing pressure on their party’s leadership to act on the now-expired federal eviction moratorium as the White House shifts its focus to unspent housing assistance after the order ended and left millions of renters in limbo. The eviction issue has exposed a major and rare

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¿Con qué frecuencia debes lavar las sábanas? Más a menudo de lo que piensas

Alejandra Ramos Barreda Nota del editor: Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son únicamente de los escritores. CNN presenta el trabajo de The Conversation, una colaboración entre periodistas y académicos para proporcionar análisis y comentarios de noticias. El contenido es producido únicamente por The Conversation. (The Conversation) — No hay nada como meterse en la

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Africa’s most populous city is battling floods and rising seas. It may soon be unlivable, experts warn

By Nimi Princewill, CNN Cars and houses submerged in water, commuters wading through buses knee-high in floods, and homeowners counting the cost of destroyed properties. Welcome to Lagos during rainy season. Residents of Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, are used to the yearly floods that engulf the coastal city during the months of March to

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