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Month: February 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El condado de Riverside abre 31 nuevas clínicas de vacunas COVID para residentes de 80 años o más

Los residentes del condado de Riverside de 80 años o más ahora pueden programar citas para 31 clínicas de vacunas COVID en varias ciudades. El registro ya está abierto. Puede registrarse en https://www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine. Las personas mayores que necesiten ayuda pueden marcar 2-1-1. Estas clínicas son solo para residentes de 80 años o más. Quienes se

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San Quentin prison fined more than $400,000 after deadly Covid-19 outbreak

San Quentin State Prison, where a deadly coronavirus outbreak was reported last summer, has been fined more than $400,000 by the California Department of Industrial Relation’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health for workplace safety violations. According to the notification of penalty issued Monday, the prison, California’s oldest, failed to report coronavirus illnesses or deaths

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Fact check: Breaking down Capitol accusations made against and made by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York has been mocked and criticized by some Republicans and conservatives over a vivid story she told on Instagram Live on Monday about her experiences and emotions during the Capitol insurrection on January 6. We fact-checked three of her critics’ attacks. One was false, one was missing essential context

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Some states begin easing restrictions as Covid-19 hospitalizations and cases decrease

There is some encouraging news in the fight against Covid-19 as more vaccines are being distributed and several states announced they will ease certain coronavirus restrictions amid decreasing case levels and hospitalizations, but despite the promising developments experts insist Americans need to remain cautious, especially with the arrival of differing variants in the United States.

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Wisconsin teachers put on administrative leave after asking students how they would ‘punish’ slaves

Teachers at a Wisconsin middle school have been placed on administrative leave after an unapproved lesson about slavery upset families. Sixth graders at Patrick Marsh Middle School in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, received an assignment about ancient Mesopotamia that asked a question about how a slave should be treated, the school’s principals said in a letter

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Donald Trump ya no forma parte del sindicato de actores SAG-AFTRA: renunció (antes de que lo sacaran)

(CNN) — No quería que lo despidieran, así que renunció. El expresidente Donald Trump presentó el jueves su renuncia al SAG-AFTRA, sindicato que representa a aproximadamente 160.000 profesionales, desde actores y músicos hasta trabajadores de los medios. La renuncia de Trump tiene lugar pocas semanas después de que la Junta Nacional del sindicato votara para

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White House to leave any intelligence requests from Trump to intel community

The Biden White House says the intelligence community will review any incoming requests for intelligence briefings from former President Donald Trump, as has been customary for former presidents, though he has not yet made any. In general, requests from a former President are supported by officials. “The intelligence community supports requests for intelligence briefings by

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Marjorie Taylor Greene’s history of dangerous conspiracy theories and comments

Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is facing intense backlash for indicating support for political violence and pushing wild conspiracy theories and extreme anti-Muslim and anti-Semitic comments before she was elected to Congress. The House voted Thursday evening to remove Greene from her committee assignments. On Wednesday, GOP House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and the Republican

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House votes to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from committee assignments

The House voted Thursday evening to remove Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene from her committee assignments, a decisive step that comes in the wake of recently unearthed incendiary and violent past statements from the congresswoman that have triggered widespread backlash from Democrats and divided congressional Republicans. The vote tally was 230-199 with 11 Republican House

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Wisconsin teachers put on administrative leave after racially insensitive lesson on slavery

Teachers at a Wisconsin middle school have been placed on administrative leave after an unapproved lesson about slavery upset families. Sixth graders at Patrick Marsh Middle School in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, received an assignment about ancient Mesopotamia that asked a question about how a slave should be treated, the school’s principals said in a letter

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Prosecutors push to add third-degree murder charges against officers in George Floyd case

Prosecutors in Minnesota filed a motion Thursday asking a district court judge to reinstate a third-degree murder charge against former Minneapolis Police Officer Derek Chauvin and add the same charge to the cases against three other former officers. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison claims a recent appellate decision in the sentencing of another former Minneapolis

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