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Year: 2021

The Covid-19 war in the Trump White House

No longer working under the Trump administration, leading US health officials have revealed to CNN the challenges they faced during the nation’s fight against Covid-19 over the past year, including tension behind closed doors and a lack of preparedness. Here are some of the most haunting revelations from CNN’s new documentary, “COVID WAR: The Pandemic

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Pentagon could open itself to costly litigation from contractors if US pulls out of Afghanistan this year

Despite the signing of the Doha agreement last February that called for a full drawdown of US troops and personnel from Afghanistan by May 1, the Department of Defense issued nearly a billion dollars in contracts to 17 different companies related to work in Afghanistan past the withdrawal date. There are currently some 18,000 contractors

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Serial killer Joseph Edward Duncan dies

Serial killer Joseph Edward Duncan III, who was facing execution after being convicted for the 2005 kidnapping and killing of Dylan Groene, a 9-year-old Idaho boy, died Sunday morning, according to a news release from the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Idaho. Duncan, 58, had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer before

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Liberan parte del barco Ever Given en el canal de Suez, confirman las autoridades

El Cairo, Egipto (CNN) — El buque portacontenedores Ever Given fue liberado parcialmente después de bloquear el canal de Suez durante casi una semana, confirmaron las autoridades, pero es probable que los esfuerzos para reflotarlo por completo continúen durante algún tiempo. Hubo señales prometedoras el lunes cuando la parte trasera del barco fue liberada de

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Cycling star Sam Bennett throws up during race; blames overeating on not wanting ‘to run out of fuel’

On his website he describes himself as “probably the fastest man in professional cycling” and “hungry for more.” The latter part of that description proved prescient on Sunday as Irish cycling star Sam Bennett said he “made a mistake” by eating too much during the 83rd edition of the Gent-Wevelgem. The 30-year-old was pictured throwing

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Presidente de Chile presentará proyecto de ley para postergar elecciones debido a la pandemia de covid-19

(CNN Español) — El presidente de Chile, Sebastián Piñera, anunció este domingo que debido al alto número de contagios de covid-19 presentará este lunes un proyecto de ley para postergar las elecciones de constituyentes, alcaldes, concejales y gobernadores, de abril a mayo. En rueda de prensa, el mandatario indicó que «de ser aprobado este proyecto, estas

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La administración de Biden proyecta al menos 34.100 camas más necesarias para albergar a menores inmigrantes

(CNN) — La administración de Biden podría necesitar al menos 34.100 camas adicionales para mantenerse al día con el número proyectado de menores no acompañados que llegarán a la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México hasta septiembre, según estimaciones internas del gobierno obtenidas por CNN. El aumento de menores no acompañados que cruzan la frontera

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Logran reflotar el barco Ever Given en el canal de Suez, afirma un funcionario egipcio, mientras continúa el trabajo de salvamento

(CNN) — El buque portacontenedores Ever Given ha sido reflotado con éxito después de estar varado en el canal de Suez durante casi una semana, afirmó el exjefe del canal, luego de un esfuerzo internacional las 24 horas del día para desalojar el enorme buque y reabrir la ruta marítima global. Mohab Mamish, exdirector del

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Another Covid-19 surge is avoidable, top health officials say. Here’s what could fuel or curb another spike

The US may face another Covid-19 surge soon — one that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief says “truly is avoidable.” “We have seen cases and hospital admissions move from historic declines to stagnations, to increases,” CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a White House Covid-19 briefing on Friday. “And we know

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