5 things to know for May 21: Pandemic, testing, economy, Amphan, Roe v. Wade
Where’s Dr. Fauci? America’s top infectious disease doc has been conspicuously absent from TV as the White House moves its messaging…
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Covid-19 ‘tsunami’ overwhelmed a whole generation in northern Italy. Now their families want answers
Plot 87 occupies a barren corner of Milan’s austere main cemetery. Here, the soil has been freshly turned to make new graves, 120 in all, the…
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CDC advises to test all babies born to moms with coronavirus
All newborns delivered to women with Covid-19 infections, confirmed or suspected, should be tested, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention…
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Mo Salah says Champions League final goal celebration was inspired by his daughter
If any footballers are looking for inventive goal celebrations, their children might just be the best source of inspiration if the example set by…
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A woman was injured by a bison two days after the Yellowstone National Park reopened
Two days after the Yellowstone National Park partially reopened following coronavirus restrictions, a woman was injured by a bison. The victim had…
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At least 4 states have combined results from viral and antibody tests. That’s potentially misleading as states reopen
A series of states have been combining two different types of coronavirus test results in their total numbers, potentially providing a muddled…
Continue Reading CNN 10’s Carl Azuz takes questions from kids
Before the pandemic, I thought that the best compliment my show received was, “Thanks to your program, my student can converse about current…
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Two Massachusetts men arrested in plot to smuggle former Nissan chief Ghosn from Japan
Two Massachusetts men accused of helping to smuggle former Nissan chief executive Carlos Ghosn out of Japan late last year were arrested Wednesday…
Continue Reading Why drinking tea might just help in a crisis
Call it quarantea. Every day at 3 p.m. since the UK imposed coronavirus-related restrictions in mid-March, Laura Seabright, a London-based teacher,…
Continue Reading Tornado in Indonesia kills 2, damages hundreds of homes
JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A tornado ripped through several villages on Indonesia’s Sumatra island, killing at least two people, damaging hundreds…
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How should I clean and store my face mask?
How should I clean and store my face mask? Cloth face masks worn during the coronavirus pandemic should be washed regularly, according to the U.S.…
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A boy chosen as the Panchen Lama disappeared in 1995. China says he’s now a college grad with a job
Twenty-five years ago, a six-year-old boy was recognized as the reincarnation of the Panchen Lama, the second-highest ranking figure in Tibetan…
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Texas public health experts host webinar series on how to reopen businesses safely
EL PASO, Texas — In an effort to help businesses owners, public health experts were joined by two El Paso business owners as guest panelists for a…
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Downtown El Paso businesses struggle to survive with border restrictions lengthened
EL PASO, Texas — It’s almost been two months since border crossing was restricted to essential travel only. Now that restrictions have been extended…
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‘Armed terrorist with an AR-15’: At least 3 shot at Arizona mall
CLICK HERE for updates on this story. GLENDALE, Arizona — One person was in critical condition and at least two others were also injured in a…
Continue Reading How to safely avoid sunburn in the age of coronavirus
The only way to safely escape the familiar interiors of our homes during this pandemic is to go outside into the fresh air, bask in the beauty of…
Continue Reading Woman charged with assault of black girl she believed was stealing her mail. The girl’s attorney says it was racially motivated
A South Carolina woman who faces assault and battery charges told officials she thought her mail was being stolen by an 11-year-old. The girl,…
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At least two people injured in shooting at Arizona shopping complex, police say
At least two people were shot Wednesday night at the Westgate Entertainment Center shopping complex in Glendale, Arizona, according to police. One…
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Silver Alert issued for missing elderly El Paso woman with dementia
EL PASO, Texas — The Texas Department of Public Safety issued a Silver Alert on Wednesday night for a missing and endangered elderly woman from El…
Continue Reading Officials say a strong cyclone has left at least 14 people dead in India and 8 dead in Bangladesh
NEW DELHI (AP) — Officials say a strong cyclone has left at least 14 people dead in India and 8 dead in…
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Several crawfish farmers test positive for COVID-19, what health leaders are saying
Click here for updates on this story NEW ORLEANS (WGNO ) — A COVID-19 outbreak in the seafood industry has caught…
Continue Reading Rebel girls create their own utopia in Justine Kurland’s pictures
In the late 1990s, photographer Justine Kurland imagined runaway girls roaming the American landscape — gathering in the woods, along highways…
Continue Reading Trump can’t stop giving the finger to his own government
US President Donald Trump can’t stop giving the finger to his own government. Everyone should wear a mask in public, say US medical authorities…
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Trump can’t stop giving the finger to his own government
US President Donald Trump can’t stop giving the finger to his own government. Everyone should wear a mask in public, say US medical authorities…
Continue Reading Michigan flood displaces thousands, threatens Superfund site
MIDLAND, Mich. (AP) — Floodwaters surging through Central Michigan on Wednesday were mixing with containment ponds at a Dow Chemical Co. plant and…
Continue Reading Coronavirus set global school enrollment back four decades, says UN agency
The coronavirus has set global school enrollment back four decades, as closures and recessions in many countries have hit education, according to a…
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Blue Bell ice cream worker infected with virus, Texas plant deep cleaned
HOUSTON, Texas — An employee for a popular Texas ice cream maker has tested positive for Covid-19, the company said. The employee, who works at Blue…
Continue Reading Store says employees, customers can “choose” whether to wear a mask
Click here for updates on this story YORK COUNTY, PA (WPMT ) — To wear a mask inside or not: Monday, Denny Ilyes, the…
Continue Reading US wants to send ancient artifact Hobby Lobby bought for $1.6 million back to Iraq
Federal authorities want a rare, ancient artifact returned to Iraq after it was sold to a US craft store for $1.6 million in an auction. In 2014,…
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Supreme Court puts hold on release of secret Mueller grand jury testimony
WASHINGTON, DC — The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday temporarily prevented the U.S. House of Representatives from obtaining secret grand jury…
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