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Year: 2021

Groups launch first class-action lawsuit against France for systemic racial discrimination by police in ID checks

PARIS (AP) — Six nongovernmental organizations have opened the first class-action lawsuit against France for alleged systemic discrimination by police carrying out identity checks. The organizations, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, contend that French police use racial profiling in checks, targeting people who are Black or of Arab descent. The NGOs aren’t demanding

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January 26 coronavirus news

THE VIRUS OUTBREAK: — Vaccine appointments canceled in U.S. amid confusion over supply. — U.K. is first country in Europe to pass 100K deaths. — EU demands vaccine makers honor their commitments. — Virus variant brings new dimension to Europe’s pandemic fight. — Some hospitals near capacity in hard-hit areas as Indonesia hits 1 million virus cases. — Taiwan quarantines 5,000 people while looking for

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Marjorie Taylor Greene indicated support for executing prominent Democrats in 2018 and 2019 before running for Congress

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent Democratic politicians in 2018 and 2019 before being elected to Congress, a CNN KFile review of hundreds of posts and comments from Greene’s Facebook page shows. Greene, who represents Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, frequently posted far-right extremist and debunked conspiracy theories on her page,

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Los multimillonarios estadounidenses se han enriquecido US$ 1,1 billones durante la pandemia

(CNN Business) — Los multimillonarios están acumulando dinero durante la pandemia, incluso cuando millones de estadounidenses se unen a las filas de los pobres. Los multimillonarios estadounidenses se han vuelto colectivamente más ricos  en 1,1 billones de dólares —casi un 40%— desde mediados de marzo, según un informe publicado el martes por los grupos progresistas

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A rise in student suicides has pushed the 5th largest US school district to speed up a return to in-person learning

The fifth-largest district in the United States is expediting its plan to bring students back for in-person learning after a rise in student suicides. Nevada’s Clark County School District, which has more than 326,000 students enrolled, has been fully remote since March 2020 — when the Covid-19 pandemic began. In the nine months since March,

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Business exec and his wife charged after flying into remote Canadian town to get Covid-19 vaccine, officials say

The former president and CEO of the Great Canadian Gaming Corporation and his wife are facing charges — including failure to self-isolate — after allegedly chartering a plane to a small town in western Canada and posing as local workers to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Rodney and Ekaterina Baker have been charged under Yukon’s Civil

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Alabama crews search for survivors after EF-3 tornado demolished homes, killing 1 and injuring dozens

What used to be homes are now mangled piles of debris, with personal belongings strewn across lawns and streets. That’s the new reality near Birmingham, Alabama, after a “large and extremely dangerous” tornado late Monday night annihilated parts of Jefferson County. The storm killed at least one person and injured dozens more, officials said. The

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La jefa interina de la Policía del Capitolio le dice al Congreso que el departamento «falló» durante la insurrección

(CNN) — La jefa interina de la Policía del Capitolio de Estados Unidos dijo a los miembros del Congreso durante una sesión informativa a puerta cerrada el martes que «el departamento no cumplió con sus propios altos estándares» el 6 de enero cuando una multitud de manifestantes pro-Trump invadió el edificio del Capitolio. La jefa

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Biden chief of staff: President wants schools open but US must ‘make the investments’ needed to safely return

President Joe Biden wants schools to reopen but believes Congress must make the necessary investments to safely return to in-person learning, his chief of staff Ron Klain said Tuesday, on the heels of several school districts’ last-minute canceled re-openings and a government study indicating teaching kids in person is possible with the right precautions. “I’ll

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Microsoft posts record revenue as pandemic continues to fuel sales

Microsoft exceeded Wall Street analysts’ expectations for quarterly revenue by nearly $3 billion and hit a three-month sales record, it reported Tuesday. The results signal that the pandemic is continuing to buoy the tech giant’s business — from computers and gaming systems to the cloud computing systems helping companies navigate continued remote working. Microsoft posted

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Democrats stunned by briefing on Capitol’s security before insurrection: ‘It was only by pure dumb luck’ more weren’t killed

Members of Congress were left stunned during a briefing from law enforcement about their failure to prepare for the insurrection at the US Capitol earlier this month, two members who attended a House Appropriations Committee briefing told CNN on Tuesday, with one saying it was “dumb luck” more people didn’t die. House Appropriations Committee Chair

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La junta de Goya silencia a su presidente ejecutivo luego de que le dijera a Fox News que las elecciones fueron amañadas

(CNN Business) — La junta directiva de Goya se hartó de los comentarios públicos de su director ejecutivo, Robert Unanue, en apoyo al expresidente Donald Trump y sus afirmaciones infundadas de fraude electoral. Y el viernes votó a favor de amordazarlo. La junta de la compañía privada latina de alimentos votó a favor de censurar

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California revamps Covid-19 vaccine delivery system amid criticism over slow rollout

California is revamping its coronavirus vaccine delivery system amid criticism over the slow and inefficient rollout of doses, the California Department of Public Health announced Tuesday. The new system aims to simplify eligibility, standardize information and data, and address the available supply of doses by streamlining the process, the department said. California has been hit

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Sen. Patrick Leahy home from brief hospitalization after presiding over opening of Trump’s impeachment trial

Sen. Patrick Leahy returned home Tuesday night from the hospital after seeking treatment out of an abundance of caution, according to a spokesman. Leahy had been hospitalized just hours after presiding over the opening of former President Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial. A spokesman said he was not feeling well and the Capitol physician recommended

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