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Year: 2021

In first hours as president, Biden to sign 15 executive actions reversing Trump policies on climate, immigration, virus

WASHINGTON (AP) — In his first official acts as president, Joe Biden is signing executive orders on a broad range of issues, from the coronavirus pandemic to climate change and immigration, to fulfill campaign promises. He’ll require that masks be work in federal buildings to try to slow the spread of coronavirus. He’s directing the

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Navajo Nation identifies 75 communities with ‘uncontrolled’ Covid-19 spread in first weeks of January

The Navajo Nation has identified 75 communities with an “uncontrolled spread” of Covid-19 in the first two weeks of January, according to a Tuesday news release. That’s more than double the number of communities with uncontrolled spread the Nation had identified in November. At the time, Navajo leaders said the spread was “largely due to

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Algunos partidarios de Trump creen que está a punto de declarar la ley marcial… y están emocionados

(CNN Business) — En algún momento del lunes, algunos de los últimos convencidos de que el presidente Trump permanecerá en el cargo durante al menos los próximos cuatro años recibieron una señal. Una cuenta de Telegram que se decía falsamente que estaba dirigida por el General John Hyten, subjefe del Estado Mayor Conjunto, les decía

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Biden takes helm as president, appeals for unity after Trump

LIVE BLOG: The Latest details and developments on Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration WASHINGTON, DC — Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States, declaring that “democracy has prevailed” and summoning American resilience and unity to confront the deeply divided nation’s historic confluence of crises. Denouncing a national “uncivil war,” Biden

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US surpasses 400,000 deaths from Covid-19

The United States has reported at least 400,000 deaths from Covid-19 since the pandemic began, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University as of Tuesday afternoon. That’s more than the number of Americans who died in World War I, Vietnam War and the Korean War combined, and nearly as many Americans who died in

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Incluso una porción pequeña de alimentos fritos puede aumentar el riesgo de enfermedades cardíacas, según estudio

(CNN) –– Comer alimentos fritos puede aumentar el riesgo de sufrir una enfermedad grave del corazón y un accidente cerebrovascular, según un nuevo análisis de investigaciones existentes. En comparación con quienes comían menos alimentos fritos por semana, las personas que los ingerían en mayor cantidad tuvieron un 28% más de riesgo de sufrir eventos cardiovasculares

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Utah man faces charges after authorities say he impersonated an officer and stole a doughnut

Daniel Mark Wright, 47, is facing charges after Utah authorities accused him of impersonating an officer, possessing a stolen vehicle and stealing a doughnut. A 7-Eleven employee approached a police officer Sunday, saying a suspicious person entered his store earlier that day wearing a sheriff’s deputy jacket, but he didn’t seem to be an officer,

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Los ‘hipopótamos de la cocaína’, que llevó Pablo Escobar a Colombia, deben ser sacrificados, dicen los científicos, pero no todos están de acuerdo

(CNN) — Puede que Pablo Escobar, el narcotraficante más conocido de Colombia, haya muerto en 1993, pero su influencia sigue sintiéndose en el país, a veces de formas inesperadas. Los hipopótamos llevados a Colombia como parte del zoológico privado de Escobar a su finca, Hacienda Nápoles, se han criado con tanto éxito que existe una

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Trump issues final batch of 73 pardons, 70 commutations

WASHINGTON, DC — President Donald Trump issued a raft of 11th-hour pardons and commutations early Wednesday that included his one-time political strategist, a former top fundraiser and two well-known rappers but not himself or his family. The latest batch of names, released by the White House on Trump’s final night as president, granted 73 pardons and commuted

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Trump pardons former strategist Steve Bannon, among 143 people awarded pardons or commutations in final hours in office

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump has pardoned former chief strategist Steve Bannon as part of a late flurry of clemency action benefiting nearly 150 people, including rap stars and former members of Congress. The pardons and commutations for 143 people, including Bannon, were announced after midnight Wednesday in the final hours of Trump’s White

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January 19 coronavirus news

THE VIRUS OUTBREAK: — Expert panel says both China and the WHO should have acted faster to prevent the pandemic — Surging infections give Spain’s new emergency hospital in Madrid a second chance to prove its worth — Germany’s Merkel meets with state leaders to ponder tougher virus restrictions — High numbers of new infections are making the virus genetically diverse

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El Paso health leaders prepare for phase 2 of vaccinations, including teachers & jail inmates

EL PASO, Texas — El Paso health officials have started anticipating the move to the next phase of Covid-19 vaccinations, making it available to more groups of people.   During an El Paso City Council meeting Tuesday, Department of Public Health Director Angela Mora said she expects phase 2 distribution could start in late February or early

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