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Year: 2021

‘Don’t Look Up’ delivers a scathing satire that occasionally veers off course

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN In a grand science fiction tradition, “Don’t Look Up” uses a disaster-movie framework as a metaphor for a reality-based crisis, with a huge comet hurtling toward Earth as a surrogate for indifference to addressing climate change. Yet this star-studded, extremely provocative satire at times veers off course itself, partially undermining

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Mientras millones cayeron en la pobreza durante la pandemia, la riqueza de los multimillonarios se disparó

Alexandra Ferguson Nueva York (CNN Business) — La pandemia de coronavirus ha agravado la enorme desigualdad financiera entre ricos y pobres en todo el mundo, según un nuevo informe. El año pasado, los multimillonarios de todo el mundo experimentaron el mayor aumento de su porcentaje de riqueza desde que el World Inequality Lab comenzó a

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Omicron coronavirus variant partly evades Pfizer vaccine’s protection, study shows

By Maggie Fox, CNN The Omicron coronavirus variant partly escapes the protection offered by the Pfizer vaccine, but people who have been previously infected and then vaccinated are likely to be well protected, researchers working in South Africa reported Tuesday. Boosters are also likely to protect people, Alex Sigal of the Africa Health Research Institute

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Omicron coronavirus variant partly evades Pfizer vaccine’s protection, study shows

By Maggie Fox, CNN The Omicron coronavirus variant partly escapes the protection offered by the Pfizer vaccine, but people who have been previously infected and then vaccinated are likely to be well protected, researchers working in South Africa reported Tuesday. Boosters are also likely to protect people, Alex Sigal of the Africa Health Research Institute

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Omicron coronavirus variant partly evades Pfizer vaccine’s protection, study shows

By Maggie Fox, CNN The Omicron coronavirus variant partly escapes the protection offered by the Pfizer vaccine, but people who have been previously infected and then vaccinated are likely to be well protected, researchers working in South Africa reported Tuesday. Boosters are also likely to protect people, Alex Sigal of the Africa Health Research Institute

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Some teens may get a Covid-19 vaccine booster soon, but younger kids might not get one at all

By Jen Christensen, CNN As more young children are getting their second doses of Covid-19 vaccine, another question is popping up: When will kids and younger teens need a booster shot? Dr. Sean O’Leary, a professor of pediatric infectious disease at the University of Colorado School of Medicine who works with Children’s Hospital Colorado, said

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Travis Scott denies legal liability in Astroworld Festival tragedy, court documents show

By Rosa Flores, CNN Travis Scott denies allegations, including negligence, in lawsuits filed against him for the Astroworld Festival tragedy, according to court documents filed by Scott’s attorneys and obtained by CNN. More than 140 lawsuits have been filed in the tragedy that left 10 people dead, CNN previously reported. Most allege the defendants were

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El multimillonario neoyorquino Michael Steinhardt entrega US$ 70 millones en arte antiguo robado

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El multimillonario estadounidense Michael Steinhardt entregó 180 reliquias robadas por un valor estimado de US$ 70 millones y aceptó una prohibición “sin precedentes” de adquirir antigüedades de por vida, según han informado las autoridades de Manhattan. Los investigadores descubrieron que Steinhardt, uno de los mayores coleccionistas de arte antiguo del mundo,

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