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Month: January 2021

Overwhelmed by Covid deaths, America’s largest cemetery refrigerates bodies as families wait weeks for funerals

Spanning 1,400 acres and eight venues, Rose Hills Memorial Park and Mortuary in Southern California is the biggest cemetery in North America. But the number of Covid-19-related deaths since the holidays have so challenged its capacity that grieving families are having to wait a month for funeral services and the cemetery has had to order

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Senator pitches plan to offer tax credit to help slow ‘brain drain’ in Nebraska

Click here for updates on this story     LINCOLN, Nebraska (Lincoln Journal Star) — Nearly a quarter million Nebraskans have student loan debt, owing $7.7 billion to the federal government as of September 2020, according to a report from the U.S. Department of Education. Mike Baumgartner, executive director of the Nebraska Coordinating Commission for Postsecondary Education,

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Opositor y excandidato presidencial Efraín Alegre se entrega a la Justicia de Paraguay

(CNN Español) — El presidente del Partido Liberal Radical Auténtico de Paraguay (PLRA), Efraín Alegre, amaneció este viernes privado de su libertad tras entregarse a la Justicia el jueves, cumpliendo así con una orden de prisión preventiva ordenada por una jueza por supuestas falsificaciones de gastos en las elecciones de 2018, donde Alegre fue candidato

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The forces driving the GameStop rebellion

“Stop the steal!” Trumpist insurgents shouted as they rampaged through the US Capitol on Jan. 6, referring to what they falsely claimed was a rigged election. Three weeks later, a different and non-violent crowd went on a different rampage, this one tearing through Wall Street, borrowing the slogan to defend their right to flex their

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Biden taps Iran envoy to face challenges of confronting both Tehran and polarized views at home

The Biden administration has tapped Robert Malley, a progressive foreign policy expert who served on the Obama administration’s negotiating team for the Iran nuclear deal, as its new top envoy for Iran. In a harbinger of the fight the administration is likely to face over Iran, Malley’s appointment was preceded by attacks from conservative lawmakers

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Judge likely to extend hold on Biden’s deportation pause until late February

A federal judge in Texas said Friday that he’ll likely extend his hold on the Biden administration’s deportation moratorium until February 23. Earlier this week, Judge Drew Tipton of the Southern District of Texas, a Trump appointee, blocked the administration’s 100-day pause on deportations, delivering a blow to one of President Joe Biden’s first immigration

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Covid-19 outbreak forces Georgia elementary school to shift to virtual only classes

Click here for updates on this story     Coweta County, GA (WGCL) — A Coweta County elementary school is the latest school to suspend face-to-face instruction due to an increase in COVID-19 cases. According to a notice sent to parents, Elm Elementary School will end in-person instructions starting today. Classes will be conducted virtually, and in-person

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Merriam-Webster agrega el término «segundo caballero» para describir el papel de Doug Emhoff, esposo de Kamala Harris

(CNN) — Doug Emhoff está acumulando varias primicias como esposo de la primera vicepresidenta de Estados Unidos. Es el primer esposo de una vicepresidenta; es el primer cónyuge judío de una vicepresidenta estadounidense; y el jueves se convirtió en el catalizador de una primera entrada en el diccionario. Merriam-Webster agregó «segundo caballero» a su estimado

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