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Year: 2021

Two New Jersey police officers charged for allegedly punching a teenager and lying about it

Two New Jersey police officers are facing civil rights and obstruction of justice charges for allegedly assaulting an Arab American teenager and then lying about it on a police report, according to the New Jersey US Attorney’s Office. Paterson Police Officers Kevin Patino and Kendry Tineo-Restituyo appeared before Magistrate Judge Andre Espinosa on Tuesday to

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People who have had COVID-19 should still get their vaccine, according to CDC, local health expert

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — As COVID-19 vaccines become more accessible, U.S. health officials are fighting a new challenge: vaccine hesitancy. Individuals previously infected with COVID-19 might be among those weighing the possibility of getting a vaccine.  The CDC is encouraging those who have recovered from COVID-19 to get the COVID-19 vaccine. While health experts

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The rich world has failed India

The rich world has yet to provide a global response to the pandemic, a failure that’s hitting hard in India. On Wednesday, the official Covid-19 death toll in that country surpassed 200,000 as it hit another global record of 360,960 new infections. The US President’s chief medical adviser, Dr. Anthony Fauci, said as much during

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‘Not an easy transition’: Inside Trump’s unconventional first months out of office

Most Mondays and Tuesdays, former President Donald Trump skips golf to confer with aides about the week ahead. Together they decide which Republican candidates he will meet with at his office — a converted bridal suite above Mar-a-Lago’s 20,000-square-foot ballroom — and whether they deserve his support. Often, he’ll ask for updates on his leadership

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Tribunal Electoral de México ratifica que Salgado y Morón no podrán aspirar a gobernaciones

(CNN Español) –– El Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación de México (TEPJF) decidió este martes que ni Félix Salgado ni Raúl Morón podrán ser candidatos a las gobernaciones de Guerrero y Michoacán, respectivamente. La medida, aprobada por la mayoría de los magistrados, ratifica la decisión que tomó el Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE)

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Internal emails reveal Capitol security officials dismissed warnings about troubling social media posts before January 6 riot

Newly revealed internal emails show an outside group warned Capitol security officials one day before the January 6 insurrection about a series of troubling social media posts calling for people to storm the US Capitol and kill federal employees, evidence that concerns about this kind of online chatter were raised in yet another way ahead

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For Qatar and UAE, investment in soccer has been ‘potentially worth its weight in gold’

Five years have passed since Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City last met in the Champions League, but both teams’ quests for European silverware endures. That’s despite abundant success in their domestic leagues and the continued backing of wealthy owners — PSG’s from Qatar and City’s from the United Arab Emirates. The investment into both clubs

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Biden to propose $1.8 trillion for education, child care and family leave – here’s what’s in the plan

WASHINGTON, DC — A month after he laid out a roughly $2 trillion infrastructure plan aimed at helping the nation recover from the coronavirus pandemic, President Joe Biden is set to unveil an additional $1.8 trillion federal investment in education, child care and paid family leave during his first address to Congress on Wednesday night.

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