50 college majors that earn the least money
Stacker researched the 50 college majors that earn the least money using PayScale’s 2021-22 College Salary Report.
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ServiceNow, Levi Strauss rise; Tesla, Intel fall
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks that traded heavily or had substantial price changes Thursday: ServiceNow, Levi Strauss rise; Tesla, Intel fall.
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Top US spy warns too many government secrets harms national security
By Katie Bo Lillis, CNN Over-classification of government secrets both undermines national security by blocking the intelligence community’s ability to share critical information and “erodes the basic trust that our citizens have in their government,” the US director of national intelligence, Avril Haines, said in a letter to Congress obtained by CNN. The statement from
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Cierran sin cargos segunda investigación local sobre la muerte de un adolescente que fue encontrado muerto en una colchoneta enrollada
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Una segunda investigación local sobre la muerte en 2013 de Kendrick Johnson, el adolescente de Georgia que fue encontrado muerto en una colchoneta de gimnasia enrollada, se cerró sin que se presentaran cargos, según un informe publicado por el sheriff del condado de Lowndes, Ashley Paulk. Paulk calificó la muerte
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Fiery Georgia crash that killed 6 women leads to lawsuits
By JEFF MARTIN Associated Press KENNESAW, Ga. (AP) — Family members of women in a sober living group home who were killed and injured in a fiery van crash last year are suing a car company and the group home. They say the 2002 Dodge Ram was prone to tipping over and was not properly
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New York couple charged after allegedly posting on social media about using fake vaccine cards to enter a Buffalo Bills game
By Laura Studley, CNN A New York couple faces charges after allegedly posting on social media that they had attended a Buffalo Bills football game at Highmark Stadium on January 15 using fake Covid-19 vaccine cards, according to the Erie County District Attorney’s Office. All guests age 12 and older are required to provide proof
Continue Reading El antiguo sendero de Bhután se abrirá por primera vez en 60 años
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Bhután es uno de los países más misteriosos del mundo. Visitar el país del “dragón del trueno” puede ser un reto, pero hay un nuevo incentivo para tacharlo por fin de la lista de deseos en 2022, ya que su impresionante Trans Bhutan Trail, una ruta ancestral de senderismo, volverá a
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Cleveland Guardians sign lease agreement through 2036
CLEVELAND (AP) — Cleveland Guardians officials say the team has reached an agreement to extend its lease at its downtown ballpark through at least 2036. Team officials said Thursday financing has been secured for improvements at Progressive Field. Team owner and CEO Paul Dolan says the agreement will lead to a more “compelling fan experience”
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Man accused of stabbing K-9 now charged with killing father
By JUAN A. LOZANO Associated Press HOUSTON (AP) — A Houston man accused of stabbing a police dog has now been charged with murder in the death of his father, whose body was found hidden in his home’s garage. Court records show Ryan Mitchell Smith remained jailed Thursday after prosecutors accused him of killing his
Continue Reading A police officer completed a DoorDash order after arresting the delivery driver
By David Williams, CNN An official escort for her lunch was not what Anastasia Elsinger ordered from DoorDash on Tuesday, but that’s what she opened her door to find. “I know I’m not who you were expecting,” a Sioux Falls police officer says in video captured by her doorbell camera. “Your driver got arrested for
Continue Reading A police officer completed a DoorDash order after arresting the delivery driver
A woman expecting her Door Dash delivery was surprised to find a South Dakota police officer at her doorstep, food in hand, after he arrested the driver. See the moment captured by a doorbell camera.
Continue Reading Evangeline Lilly says she attended the anti-vaccine mandate rally where Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke
By Scottie Andrew, CNN Evangeline Lilly said she attended a rally against vaccine mandates in Washington, DC, last weekend — the same event where Robert F. Kennedy Jr. invoked Nazi Germany and Anne Frank in a speech. The “Ant-Man and the Wasp” star, in an Instagram post, said she attended the rally to “support bodily
Continue Reading Texan admits smuggling migrants in a US flag-draped coffin
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas (AP) — A Texas man who transported two men from Mexico in a U.S. flag-draped coffin has pleaded guilty to human smuggling. Zachary Taylor Blood of Galveston faces to up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000 for his plea this week in Corpus Christi federal court.
Continue Reading ¿Deberías esperar una vacuna de refuerzo específica para ómicron? Así responde una médica
macamilarincon (CNN) — Pfizer y BioNTech anunciaron el martes que comenzaron un ensayo clínico para una vacuna específica contra la variante ómicron del coronavirus. Y Moderna reveló el miércoles que entró en la fase 2 de su propio estudio también para una vacuna específica contra esa variación del virus, que es, por mucho, la dominante
Continue Reading Supporters of the ERA push for publication despite lingering legal questions
By Veronica Stracqualursi, CNN Backers of the Equal Rights Amendment are pressuring the Biden administration and the US archivist to publish the amendment, arguing that the ERA should be taking effect on Thursday. Believing that the ERA has satisfied all the necessary constitutional requirements, supporters are demanding that US Archivist David Ferriero, who’s set to
Continue Reading Closing prices for crude oil, gold and other commodities
The Associated Press Closing prices for crude oil, gold and other commodities, and foreign exchange levels.
Continue Reading ¿Cómo puedes prevenir el cáncer? Hay dos enfoques y varias recomendaciones útiles
urielblanco (CNN Español) — El cáncer sigue siendo una de las mayores preocupaciones en materia de salud pública en el mundo. De acuerdo con la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), esta enfermedad estuvo dentro de las principales causas de muertes en 2020, provocando casi 10 millones de fallecimientos. La OMS indica que los cánceres
Continue Reading Chiefs’ Mahomes exudes calm during most stressful moments
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There was never a sense of panic for Patrick Mahomes as he stood on the sideline Sunday night, watching the Bills score yet another late touchdown to regain the lead with 13 seconds left in their divisional-round game against the Chiefs. Thirteen seconds? With
Continue Reading 27 drug smugglers killed at Jordan-Syria border, Jordanian army says
By Celine Alkhaldi, CNN Jordanian soldiers killed 27 armed drug smugglers as they tried to enter the country from Syria on Thursday, an army spokesman said. Smugglers were “backed up by armed groups” who managed to flee back into Syrian territory, the spokesman said in a statement. “Large quantities of narcotics” were seized from the
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New Mexico nursing shortage prompts call for more funding
By SUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN Associated Press ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico had a nursing shortage even before the pandemic and advocates are now trying to convince lawmakers to boost funding to increase capacity at the state’s nursing schools. Legislative analysts have estimated that New Mexico needs more than 6,200 nurses. Supporters say $15 million
Continue Reading Big-time agent Don Yee switched his path, made right choice
By ROB MAADDI AP Pro Football Writer Long before he represented Tom Brady, Bryant Young, Sean Payton and Jimmy Garoppolo, Don Yee considered a career in journalism. Changing course was the right choice. Yee became one of sports’ most influential agents. Yee was a producer for a sports radio show in California after high school
Continue Reading Familias descubren el destino de los niños judíos holandeses que murieron en el campo nazi de Sobibor
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Los familiares de cuatro niños holandeses asesinados por los nazis expresaron su tristeza después de que les informaran que sus placas de identidad se encontraron en las ruinas de un campo de concentración. El campo de exterminio de Sobibor, en la Polonia ocupada por los nazis, se creó en marzo de
Continue Reading At a glance: College athlete compensation after 6 months
By The Associated Press There is limited public data about how much money college athletes have earned in the six months since a key NCAA decision. One of the major companies surrounding name, image and likeness compensation is INFLCR. It says 59% of the activitiy reported in its system comes from Division I male athletes.
Continue Reading MLB not requiring COVID-19 vaccines for minor leaguers
NEW YORK (AP) — Major League Baseball will not require players with minor league contracts to be vaccinated against COVID-19 this season but is mandating that most staff receive the shots. While players with major league contracts are unionized and rules regarding them must be negotiated by the Major League Baseball Players Association, players with
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Vachik Mangassarian, ‘N.C.I.S.’ actor, dies of complications from Covid-19
By Marianne Garvey Actor Vachik Mangassarian has died of Covid-19 complications, according to his manager. He was 78. Mangassarian, a character actor who appeared on “NCIS: Los Angeles” and “The Mentalist,” was vaccinated, his manager Valerie McCaffrey told CNN. He was most recently filming an upcoming movie with Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda called “Moving
Continue Reading More states fight back against threats to election workers
By Fredreka Schouten, CNN Lawmakers in New Mexico are expected to take up a proposal that would make it a crime to intimidate election workers — becoming at least the fourth state to consider new laws this year to confront the onslaught of threats against them. The bill from state Sen. Katy Duhigg, a Democrat
Continue Reading ‘It’s a man’s world’: Male athletes leading way in NIL money
By ERICA HUNZINGER AP Sports Writer It is a man’s world six months after the NCAA cleared the way for college athletes to earn money on their celebrity. Men lead the way in total name, image and likeness compensation and have more NIL activities than women. That’s according to third-party data from July 1 through
Continue Reading ‘It’s a man’s world’: Male athletes leading way in NIL money
By ERICA HUNZINGER AP Sports Writer It is a man’s world six months after the NCAA cleared the way for college athletes to earn money on their celebrity. Men lead the way in total name, image and likeness compensation and have more NIL activities than women. That’s according to third-party data from July 1 through
Continue Reading Study: Diversity hires underrepresented in college athletics
By PETE IACOBELLI AP Sports Writer The latest diversity study on FBS hiring finds women and people of color are underrepresented in athletic departments. The report card was issued Thursday by The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport. The study indicated improvement among racial hiring at the 130 Football Bowl Subdivision schools for a
Continue Reading Advocacy group: MLB improves minor housing but not enough
NEW YORK (AP) — An advocacy group for minor leaguers says Major League Baseball’s new housing policy is an improvement but still inadequate. The player steering committee of Advocates for Minor Leaguers issued a statement objecting to housing two players per bedroom and not accommodating spouses and children. The group also is against using host
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