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Month: March 2021

St. Patrick’s Day parties are ripe for spreading coronavirus variants. Don’t let that happen

St. Patrick’s Day was the first major holiday of the Covid-19 pandemic in the US, and we’ve learned sobering lessons since then. Young, healthy people who were infected around St. Patrick’s Day have suffered long-term complications. And infections have been spread by people with no symptoms. But this St. Patrick’s Day, Americans have a new

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Four people were shot dead — including a 7-year-old — after an argument over a stimulus check, officials say

An Indianapolis man has been arrested in a quadruple homicide that followed an alleged argument over a stimulus check, according to a probable cause affidavit. Officers were dispatched after a report of a person shot on Saturday night, according to a news release from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Police found a woman who had

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La historia más profunda detrás de las cifras sobre la situación en la frontera de México-Estados Unidos

(CNN) — Los nuevos detalles que surgen a diario en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México son difíciles de rastrear. Es una situación de rápido movimiento, descrita por la administración Biden como un «desafío estresante» y señalada por los críticos de la inmigración como una «crisis». Hay muchos desarrollos de los que nos enteramos

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