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Year: 2021

The outlook is brighter for the US on Covid-19. It’s why school life may return to almost-normal in the fall

Between the first 12-year-olds receiving their Covid-19 vaccines and new guidance that vaccinated people can remove their masks indoors, the outlook for school in the fall resembles what it was like before the pandemic. After more than a year in which many students were learning remotely, children and educators should expect to return to in-person

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Nine people injured in shooting that Rhode Island police chief says was between feuding groups

Nine people in Rhode Island’s capital were injured in a shooting Thursday, Providence Police Chief Hugh Clements said during a news conference. Three victims are “very seriously injured, maybe critically,” Clements said. Only one patient was taken to the Rhode Island Hospital by ambulance while the rest arrived in private vehicles, according to Clements. Police

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Apple despide a un exempleado de Facebook recién contratado que en el pasado publicó una autobiografía «misógina»

(CNN Business) — Apple despidió a un nuevo empleado después de que miles de trabajadores le solicitaron a la compañía investigar cómo contrató al hombre que previamente había publicado una autobiografía que, según indicaron, contenía declaraciones misóginas. Antonio García Martínez, exgerente de producto para publicidad dirigida en Facebook y autor de la autobiografía «Chaos Monkeys:

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Canadians can look forward to small, outdoor summer gatherings if vaccine targets are met: officials

Click here for updates on this story     Ottawa, Ontario (CTV Network) — The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has issued preliminary guidelines detailing what Canadians can expect to do this summer and fall with fewer pandemic restrictions, all dependent on whether the country can meet its vaccine targets. If 75 per cent of Canadians

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El ransomware causó el cierre del Oleoducto Colonial. Tú también podrías estar en riesgo

(CNN Business) — Los ataques de ransomware (secuestro de datos, en español) acaparan los titulares cuando derriban operaciones importantes: hospitales, ciudades y, más recientemente, un oleoducto de EE.UU. Los ciberdelincuentes no solo estafan a las empresas exigiendo grandes sumas de dinero bajo la amenaza de causar estragos a sus sistemas informáticos, sino que la escasez de

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