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Year: 2021

Pence breaks with Trump on Electoral College role

Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday publicly broke with President Donald Trump, the boss he’s served obsequiously for four years, saying he cannot submit to demands he overthrow the results of the election. Pence formalized his views in a letter to lawmakers, declaring he has no “unilateral authority to decide presidential contests” and could not

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Borderland congressional delegation tweets scenes of ‘chaos’ at U.S. Capitol

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Members of the Borderland’s congressional delegation took to social media to describe the lockdown of the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday after pro-President Trump protesters clashed with police. U.S. Rep. Veronica Escobar tweeted out that she sheltered in place in the Capitol, saying “This is the chaos and lawlessness @realDonaldTrump has created.” I’m

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A Massachusetts high school will temporarily go virtual after some students violated Covid-19 protocols and attended a New Year’s Eve party

A high school has switched fully to virtual learning after a group of Massachusetts students held a New Year’s Eve party and one person in attendance later tested positive for Covid-19, officials said. Students at Groton-Dunstable Regional High School in Groton will learn remotely until Monday, after officials learned of the gathering, which violated the

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Raphael Warnock honors the journey of his 82-year-old mother, who as a teen ‘used to pick somebody else’s cotton’

As the Rev. Raphael Warnock makes history by being elected the first Black US senator from Georgia, he’s thinking of the remarkable journey of his mother. Verlene Warnock spent her summers picking cotton and tobacco as a teen in Waycross, Georgia, in the 1950s before becoming a pastor. “Because this is America, the 82-year-old hands

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Manifestantes armados ingresan al Capitolio de EE.UU.

(CNN) — El Congreso de EE.UU. está cerrado después de que escalara la situación entre los manifestantes alrededor del edificio. Los manifestantes están ocupando las escaleras del Capitolio y se suspendió la sesión para contar y certificar los votos del Colegio Electoral para presidente y vicepresidente. Manifestantes armados en el Capitolio de EE.UU.: minuto a

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Capitol is on lockdown as pro-Trump demonstrators try to break into the building

The US Capitol is on lockdown amid a tense situation with demonstrators outside the building, according to Capitol police officers, as President Donald Trump’s supporters attempt to break into the building while lawmakers count the Electoral College votes certifying President-elect Joe Biden’s win. Hundreds of pro-Trump protesters have gathered on the House side of the

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Some Florida counties turned to Eventbrite to distribute vaccines. Then the fraudulent listings came

Before the pandemic, Meg Bourbonniere used Eventbrite to purchase concert tickets. But this week, the 65-year-old resident of Pinellas County, Florida, logged on to the online ticketing platform for a very different purpose: to try to secure an appointment to get the Covid-19 vaccine. Several counties in Florida have turned to Eventbrite, a service better

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Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell says overruling presidential election would ‘damage our republic forever’

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell says overruling the presidential election would ‘damage our republic forever.’ The Senate’s top Republican has told his colleagues that Congress should not override the voters’ verdict in electing Democrat Joe Biden president. The Kentucky Republican made his remarks as the Senate weighed a challenge by a handful

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Michael Chertoff Fast Facts

Here is a look at the life of Michael Chertoff, former secretary of Homeland Security. Personal Birth date: November 28, 1953 Birth place: Elizabeth, New Jersey Birth name: Michael Chertoff Father: Gershon Chertoff, rabbi Mother: Livia Chertoff Marriage: Meryl (Justin) Chertoff (1988-present) Children: Philip and Emily Education: Harvard University, BA, 1975; Harvard University, JD, 1978

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GOP challenges Arizona electoral votes, the first of several expected objections to Biden’s 2020 win

Congressional Republicans began a futile attempt Wednesday on President Donald Trump’s behalf to overturn the results of the November election by objecting to Electoral College votes cast by Arizona for President-elect Joe Biden. House and Senate Republicans formally objected to Arizona’s votes soon after the joint session of Congress got underway on Wednesday, prompting the

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‘For lease’ signs plague downtown St. Louis as commercial real estate market plummets in wake of COVID-19

Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS (KMOV) — A drive through downtown St. Louis reveals dozens of “for lease” signs on empty storefronts and office buildings, as companies both grapple and adapt amid the COVID-19 pandemic. With many companies allowing employees to continue working from home, some are faced with difficult decisions

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Médicos advierten de nueva ola de contagios de covid-19 en República Dominicana

(CNN Español) — República Dominicana está entrando en una segunda ola de contagios de covid-19, advirtieron gremios médicos este lunes. El presidente del Colegio Médico Dominicano, Waldo Ariel Suero, y el secretario general del Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores de Enfermería (Sinatrae), Julio César García Cruceta aseguran que el aumento se debe a las festividades navideñas.

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