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Month: February 2021

Executive director of First Tee Coachella Valley discusses program, upcoming golf tournament

The First Tee is an international youth development organization that provides educational programs that build character and promote health through golf. To learn more about First Tee Coachella Valley, visit https://www.firstteecoachellavalley.org/ To sign-up or learn more about the 11th annual First Tee Golf Tournament, visit https://www.firstteecoachellavalley.org/ways-to-give/2021-11th-annual-golf-tournament/

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Biden administration prepares new rules placing stricter enforcement parameters on ICE

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing to roll out new guidelines that would curtail enforcement measures, focusing more narrowly on immigrants who pose a national security, border security or public safety risk, according to draft interim guidance obtained by CNN. The new guidance was prompted by an executive order signed by President Joe Biden

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CVUSD appoints new interim superintendent

The Coachella Valley Unified School District board of education appointed a new interim Superintendent after failing to reach an agreement with their previous selection, On Wednesday, the board unanimously voted to name Juan Lopez as the district’s new interim superintendent. The agreement between Lopez and the district will be finalized during next week’s board meeting.

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South Korean volleyball twins Lee Jae-yeong and Lee Da-yeong dropped amid bullying scandal

South Korean volleyball twins Lee Jae-yeong and Lee Da-yeong have been dropped from their national and club sides amid claims of teenage bullying. The 24-year-old sisters, two of the country’s best known female athletes, have both apologized after being anonymously accused of bullying previous students at their school. In Jae-yeong’s apology she referred to “actions

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DeSantis defends controversial vaccine deal with developer — and threatens to pull vaccines if officials don’t like it

Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis has threatened to move a pop-up vaccination clinic that his state has set up in an affluent community in Manatee County after he was confronted with allegations of political favoritism and preference for the wealthy at a news conference Wednesday. Manatee County announced on Tuesday that Florida’s Division of Emergency

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Perseverance se acerca a Marte: canciones para celebrar la llegada del rover al planeta rojo

(CNN Español) – Este jueves el rover Perseverance llegará a Marte después de poco más de siete meses de viaje. El espacio y los planetas continúan siendo inspiración a través de los años para canciones de rock, punk, pop o baladas románticas. Para celebrar el amartizaje del rover más sofisticado de la NASA decidimos recopilar

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Biden to pick Chiquita Brooks-LaSure to run Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, sources say

President Joe Biden is expected to nominate Chiquita Brooks-LaSure to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, two sources familiar with the decision told CNN. Brooks-LaSure, whose nomination to be CMS administrator would need Senate confirmation, was a top official at the agency during the Obama administration and worked to implement the 2010 Affordable

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New standards will take the guesswork out of choosing the most effective face masks

Americans may soon be able to choose between two clearly labeled levels of face mask protection while browsing store shelves. The new national mask standard outlines minimum fit, design, performance and testing requirements for face masks and would require user instructions, package labeling and a permanent tag on the product. ASTM International — an international

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¿Sobreviviste al covid? Tal vez debas agradecer a tus antepasados neandertales

(CNN) — Las personas que sobreviven a un ataque del covid-19 con síntomas leves o incluso sin síntomas pueden agradecer a sus antepasados neandertales, sugiere un nuevo estudio. Los investigadores encontraron una mutación genética que reduce el riesgo de infección grave por covid-19 en aproximadamente un 22%. Se encontró en todas las muestras que tomaron

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Judge rebukes preeminent US attorney’s office and urges DOJ review of sanctions case given ‘systemic nature’ of errors and misconduct

A federal judge in New York is urging the Justice Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility to conduct a review into the US attorney’s office in Manhattan’s handling of the prosecution of an Iranian businessman accused of violating US sanctions laws due to the “systemic nature of the errors and misconduct that occurred in this case.”

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The man who created President Donald Trump

When the news broke last October that Donald Trump had been diagnosed with Covid-19, legendary conservative talk radio host Rush Limbaugh immediately swooped in to help the campaign. He offered to hold a “radio rally” for the benched President, and Trump took him up on it. Though the resulting two-hour diatribe was not particularly effective

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