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Month: January 2021

‘I fought back.’ Trafficking survivor shares her story to help parents in Riverside County

People are encouraged to take part in a free four-day conference on human trafficking and prevention. The conference is designed to educate people on how traffickers frequently target young, vulnerable kids.  According to organizers, Riverside County has the third largest population statewide of human trafficking victims and sexually exploited youth. With more kids online during

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Three-quarters of Wuhan patients hospitalized for Covid-19 still had symptoms 6 months later, Chinese study finds

Most patients who had been hospitalized with Covid-19 still suffered a variety of symptoms — including fatigue and sleep difficulties — six months after infection, a Chinese study has found. The study of more than 1,700 patients treated in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the original epicenter of the pandemic, shows 76% suffered at least

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El futuro político de Trump: un segundo juicio político vs. la 25a Enmienda, ¿qué opciones de destitución hay?

(CNN) — ¿Enfrentará Trump un segundo juicio político? ¿Se invocará la 25a Enmienda? El vicepresidente Mike Pence no ha descartado la 25ª Enmienda, dice una fuente. Por otro lado, se espera que la presidenta de la Cámara de Representantes, Nancy Pelosi, y los demócratas primero imploren al vicepresidente Mike Pence que invoque la Enmienda 25 para

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Biden to nominate William Burns as CIA director, turning to a longtime diplomat to lead agency in post-Trump era

President-elect Joe Biden on Monday will nominate William Burns as director of the Central Intelligence Agency, CNN has learned, tapping a respected veteran American diplomat who has served in posts around the world from the Reagan to the Obama administrations. “The American people will sleep soundly with him as our next CIA Director,” Biden said

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