Trump will be judged on one thing now — and it won’t be impeachment
Remember impeachment? Me either. There’s a worldwide pandemic and many Americans are confined to their homes as the US government tries to halt…
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She lost her mother, two brothers and a sister to coronavirus within a week
Elizabeth Fusco was still grieving her oldest sister’s death when she got another call this week. Her oldest brother had died, too. While she…
Continue Reading As Trump’s leadership is tested, he turns to states and the private sector
As coronavirus sends the country’s largest cities into lockdown and its hospitals into resource rationing, President Donald Trump has found…
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New York nonprofit for developmentally disabled struggling for help with coronavirus
A New York nonprofit that helps the developmentally disabled says it is having trouble getting people tested and obtaining protective equipment, even…
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In a week, New York City became the epicenter of the US coronavirus outbreak
The city that never sleeps is faced with a “brand new reality,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said. A dark Broadway. Empty streets. Shuttered bars…
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6 gráficas sobre el coronavirus: los reveladores datos de los contagiados en China
(CNN) – La mayoría de las personas que contrae el coronavirus experimenta síntomas leves, según revelan datos de la enfermedad en China, donde…
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Japan asked the international media to change how we write their names. No one listened
In a full-page spread on March 2, 1979, the Los Angeles Times introduced its readers to Pinyin, a Chinese romanization system it said was changing…
Continue Reading Washington Post: US intelligence warned Trump in January and February as he dismissed coronavirus threat
President Donald Trump ignored reports from US intelligence agencies starting in January that warned of the scale and intensity of the coronavirus…
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At least 30 cruise ships are at sea right now. Here’s what it’s like on board
Texan newlyweds Jay and Carmen Martinez went straight from celebrating their beachside wedding to embarking on a globe-trotting honeymoon cruise…
Continue Reading One of the symptoms of self-isolation is extreme boredom. Here are some of the creative ways people are keeping themselves entertained
The coronavirus has canceled your spring break plans, sporting events, concerts and late night rendezvous. You’re practicing social distancing,…
Continue Reading Three inmates test positive for coronavirus in Georgia as concerns grow over unprepared prison system
Three inmates have tested positive for the coronavirus in Georgia, raising concerns the pandemic could spread within tight prison quarters…
Continue Reading Your tips for staying positive in these anxious times
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been reading, walking and embroidering more this week than I have in my entire life. It seems strange to…
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Operation Hope holds free food giveaway for El Pasoans amid virus outbreak
EL PASO, Texas — The local non-profit Operation Hope was preparing to give away free food Saturday to help El Paso families that are struggling…
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‘Non-essential’ travel across the U.S.-Mexico border halted as of Saturday
WASHINGTON, DC — President Trump announced Friday that all “non-essential travel” across the U.S.-Mexico border would be restricted amid the ongoing…
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Cowboys make big moves so far this off-season, keeping Prescott & Cooper together
DALLAS, Texas — Dak Prescott has his No. 1 receiver in place again, and of course, the star running back who signed a big contract last summer. The…
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Negotiators race for a stimulus deal, but ‘significant outstanding issues’ remain
Negotiations to secure a bipartisan deal on a far-reaching economic stimulus package moved ahead in the Senate on Friday amid dire fallout from the…
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Returning Fort Bliss troops denied water, bathrooms under quarantine
FORT BLISS, Texas — It wasn’t the welcome home that U.S. soldiers expected when they returned from war zones in the Middle East in the past week.…
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Astronaut Al Worden, who circled the moon and once earned record for ‘most isolated human being,’ has died
Al Worden, an astronaut from the Apollo lunar program, has died, NASA says. Worden was command module pilot on the Apollo 15 lunar landing —…
Continue Reading Google launches educational coronavirus website
Google launched an educational coronavirus website on Saturday that contains safety tips and authoritative information about the pandemic. The move…
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Google launches educational coronavirus website
Google launched an educational coronavirus website on Saturday that contains safety tips and authoritative information about the pandemic. The move…
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State police probe confirms Las Cruces officer used controversial neck restraint, stun gun on suspect who died
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — New Mexico State Police have confirmed that Las Cruces police used a controversial vascular neck restraint and a stun gun…
Continue Reading Judge extends deadline for Wisconsin residents to register to vote electronically
A federal judge late Friday granted an emergency request by Wisconsin Democrats to extend the deadline for people to register to vote electronically…
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Las Cruces Congresswoman self-quarantining after contact with virus patient
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — U.S. Rep. Xochitl Torres Small, D-Las Cruces, has gone into isolation as a precaution, though she is not exhibiting any…
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1st confirmed case of coronavirus reported involving Fort Bliss soldier
FORT BLISS, Texas — William Beaumont Army Medical Center on Friday night confirmed a soldier from Fort Bliss has tested positive for the…
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El Paso and Alamogordo police are changing how they respond to calls during the coronavirus pandemic
EL PASO, Texas — Police departments in the Borderland region are shifting resources and adjusting priorities in an attempt to maintain public safety…
Continue Reading Three more states join California in telling nonessential workers to stay home
Connecticut, Illinois and New York joined California on Friday in ordering nonessential workers to remain at home to slow the spread of coronavirus,…
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Three more states join California in telling nonessential workers to stay home
Connecticut, Illinois and New York joined California on Friday in ordering nonessential workers to remain at home to slow the spread of coronavirus,…
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1st confirmed coronavirus infection in Doña Ana County; New Mexico cases jump to 43
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico – New Mexico state health officials on Friday announced eight additional confirmed cases of the coronavirus…
Continue Reading Here’s Donald Trump’s angry response when asked what he would tell scared Americans
President Donald Trump is not an empathetic person. For all the talk earlier this week about how the President may have turned a corner, tonally,…
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More drive-thru coronavirus screenings added on Saturday, Sunday & Monday in Las Cruces
LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — After long lines and running out of the day’s testing supplies in just two hours on Friday, the New Mexico Department of…
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