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Year: 2021

Man spent decades perfecting luge in his yard

Click here for updates on this story     HASTINGS, Minnesota (WCCO) — Sometimes you win. Sometimes you “luge.” But in the city of Hastings, winning is luging. Especially when 78-year-old Paul Swanstrom gets involved. In this week’s Finding Minnesota, John Lauritsen shows us how decades of perfecting the luge is now drawing a crowd. A morning

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Veterans Affairs chief McDonough outlines agency’s vaccination efforts

Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough on Thursday outlined the administration’s efforts to vaccinate the nation’s veterans and other work to care for veterans amid the pandemic. Veterans, McDonough said, “have been severely impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.” More than 230,000 veterans in the VA’s care have been infected by Covid-19, with 10,605 deaths, but as

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La ivermectina, usada por algunos médicos para tratar pacientes con covid-19 leve, no parece funcionar, dice nuevo estudio hecho en Colombia

(CNN) — La ivermectina, un medicamento que normalmente se usa para tratar parásitos, incluidos los piojos y la rabia, no pareció tener un impacto significativo en mejorar los síntomas de los pacientes con covid-19, según una nueva investigación publicada el jueves en la revista Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA). En enero, el Panel

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Chris Harrison says he’s sorry in ‘GMA’ interview but doesn’t explain why he defended contestant’s antebellum photos

Chris Harrison is speaking out in his first TV interview since temporarily stepping aside as the host of ABC’s “The Bachelor” following controversial remarks he made last month. Harrison spoke with “Good Morning America” co-host Michael Strahan in a pre-taped interview in which Harrison was pressed to explain why he defended contestant Rachael Kirkconnell’s antebellum

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Algunos obispos de EE.UU. desalientan a los católicos de recibir la vacuna de Johnson & Johnson si hay otras disponibles

(CNN) — Mientras los funcionarios y los expertos en salud están en la carrera para vacunar a los estadounidenses contra el covid-19, algunos obispos católicos han intervenido para disuadir a los miembros de la Iglesia de ponerse la vacuna recientemente aprobada de solo una dosis de Johnson & Johnson. La Conferencia de Obispos Católicos de

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