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Year: 2021

The Weeknd plans to continue his Grammys boycott

Despite the Grammys announcing some changes, The Weeknd says he still isn’t rocking with them. After being shut out of the 63rd annual Grammy Awards nominations despite having a massively successful album, the singer accused the Recording Academy of being “corrupt” and vowed to boycott future ceremonies, including not submitting his work for consideration. He

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Vaccines are helping bring down US Covid-19 numbers. But the virus is now hitting one group of Americans harder

America’s daily Covid-19 cases and deaths are now about one-fifth of what they were during their winter peaks — and one expert says the country’s improved numbers have a lot to do with the climbing vaccinations. The weekly average of daily Covid-19 deaths is more than 660, according to Johns Hopkins University data. In mid-January,

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Merrick Garland to be grilled on civil rights and gun control in first hearing as attorney general

Merrick Garland stepped into his first congressional hot seat as attorney general Tuesday morning, testifying before the House Appropriations Committee to propose a multibillion-dollar budget increase for the Justice Department. On paper, the hearing will consider the Justice Department’s budget request of $35.2 billion for the next fiscal year. But Garland will likely spend more

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OPINIÓN | Bill y Melinda Gates: El covid-19 cambiará para siempre la forma en que el mundo piensa sobre la salud

Nota del editor: los autores son copresidentes de la Fundación Bill y Melinda Gates. Este artículo está adaptado de su Carta Anual 2021. Las opiniones expresadas aquí pertenecen a los autores. Ver más opinión en cnne.com/opinion. Andrés Oppenheimer conversa con Bill Gates en una edición especial de #OppenheimerPresenta. No te pierdas los detalles de esta

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El gerente de un restaurante que obligó a un hombre negro a trabajar sin pagarle le debe más de US$ 500.000 de indemnización, dice una corte

(CNN) — Un hombre de Carolina del Sur que fue obligado a trabajar más de 100 horas semanales durante años sin cobrar y que fue sometido a abusos laborales, verbales y físicos iba a recibir cerca de US$ 273.000 en concepto de indemnización después de que su antiguo gerente se declarara culpable. Sin embargo, esa

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