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Month: July 2022

Amazon Prime Day

Consumers worldwide are getting set for major online discounts. Amazon’s prime day sales event started this morning at 3am eastern and goes for 48-hours. The shopping event has become synonymous with deals, although not everything you want will be on sale. Still, there are lots of opportunities to save. Discounts will be offered on many items

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Jill Biden apologizes after citing ‘bodegas’ and ‘breakfast tacos’ to praise Hispanic diversity

CNN, HLN By Kate Bennett and Kyle Blaine, CNN First lady Jill Biden‘s office issued an apology Tuesday morning after Biden faced criticism for citing “bodegas” and “breakfast tacos” to praise Latino diversity. Biden made the comments on Monday during a conference in San Antonio for the Latino civil rights and advocacy organization UnidosUS, where

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Mexican President to meet with Biden following recent tensions

Mexico’s President Andres Manuel López Obrador announced he will meet with President Biden in Washington today. This comes a month after López Obrador snubbed Biden’s invitation to the summit of the Americas in Los Angeles. Today’s conversations will signal how well their administrations can manage a challenging bilateral agenda. Their meeting will focus on tackling cross-border smuggling of drugs, people, and arms;

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Second COVID-19 Booster for Adults

The White House wants to make second COVID boosters available to all adults. Right now, second boosters are only authorized for people who are at least 50 years old or immunocompromised. The food and drug administration is working to change that. Some experts are worried younger adults’ immunity is waning and the B.A. 5 sub-variant

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Jill Biden apologizes after citing ‘bodegas’ and ‘breakfast tacos’ to praise Hispanic diversity

By Kate Bennett and Kyle Blaine, CNN First lady Jill Biden‘s office issued an apology Tuesday morning after Biden faced criticism for citing “bodegas” and “breakfast tacos” to praise Latino diversity. Biden made the comments on Monday during a conference in San Antonio for the Latino civil rights and advocacy organization UnidosUS, where she commented

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Suicide Prevention Hotline

The national suicide prevention lifeline is transitioning to a three digit number Saturday. That new number will be 9-8-8. The line operated as 10 digit number for more than 15 years. Health officials are trying to reach more people because one caller out of every six hangs up before talking to anyone with the hotline.

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La NASA muestra las primeras imágenes del telescopio Webb que captan al universo como nunca antes

macamilarincon (CNN) –– La NASA reveló en vivo este martes las primeras imágenes en color y de alta resolución del telescopio espacial James Webb, que muestran al universo como nunca antes lo habías visto. Desde una guardería estelar donde nacen estrellas, hasta las interacciones entre galaxias y la perspectiva única de un exoplaneta: estas son

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Researchers just gave developing nations a scientific basis for legal action against US, China for climate damages

By Ella Nilsen, CNN Researchers in a new study have put actual dollar figures on economic harm caused by the countries most responsible for the climate crisis, and the ground-breaking data could serve as a starting point for legal action against the world’s wealthiest nations. The Dartmouth College study found that just five of the

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Protesters storm Sri Lanka’s prime minister’s office, as president flees country without resigning

By Iqbal Athas, Rukshana Rizwie, Tara John and Hannah Ritchie, CNN Sri Lanka’s political and economic crisis escalated as protesters stormed the prime minister’s office on Wednesday, demanding the country’s leaders step down after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled to the Maldives without resigning. Rajapaksa had been expected to formally resign Wednesday but instead left the

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Progressive pro-Israel group takes on AIPAC in Michigan Democratic primary fight

By Gregory Krieg, CNN The contentious Democratic House primary in Michigan’s 11th District, which pits two incumbents against each other after the state redrew its congressional map, has quietly become one of the key battlegrounds in the party’s evolving rift over Israel and overlapping debates about its broader ideological direction. On Wednesday, the campaign arm

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