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Month: March 2021

CDC chief says latest Covid-19 numbers scare her. Here’s what could be ahead and how to change the country’s course

New Covid-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths are beginning to rise in the US again, one of the country’s top health leaders said Monday. The latest findings, shared by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, may just be the start of what experts have for weeks warned about: another surge. A surge

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Algunos estados de EE.UU. informan aumentos de casos de covid-19, y uno advierte que el repunte ya está aquí

(CNN) — Durante semanas, los expertos en salud han advertido sobre otro posible pico de covid-19 si los estadounidenses se relajan con las medidas de seguridad mientras el país se apresura a vacunar a más personas. Ahora las infecciones están aumentando nuevamente y algunos líderes estatales están haciendo sonar la alarma sobre las últimas tendencias.

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Authorities are searching for three teens who escaped from an Oregon correctional facility

Authorities are searching for three teens who escaped from a youth correctional facility in Oregon on Sunday. The teens assaulted a staff member and took their keys before leaving through a hole in the fence surrounding MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility, Oregon Youth Authority spokesperson Sarah Evans told CNN. The teens, identified as Preston Andrizzi, 19,

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Federal appeals court rules in favor of Ohio professor who refused to use student’s preferred pronouns

A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that an Ohio professor can sue a university for violating his constitutional rights after he was disciplined for refusing to use the preferred pronouns of a transgender student. Nicholas Meriwether, a philosophy professor at Shawnee State University in Ohio, filed a lawsuit in 2018 after the school formally

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Michigan GOP chair calls top Democratic women ‘witches’ and quips about assassination of Republican congressmen

The chairman of the Michigan Republican Party faced swift backlash Friday for comments in which he called the three top Democratic women in the state “witches” and quipped about “assassination” as a way to rid the state of two Republican congressman who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump. Ron Weiser said in a tweet

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Riverside County heads toward Orange Tier, Health Officials warn of ‘West Coast’ variant

Some California counties could soon move into the state’s less restrictive orange tier including Riverside County. “Our numbers are looking good,” Public Health Director Kim Saruwatari said to Riverside County Supervisors Tuesday morning. “We are tracking to potentially move into the Orange Tier as soon as next week.” News Channel 3’s Dani Romero has more

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New head of diversity and inclusion at US Special Operations Command reassigned as military investigates social media posts

The newly hired head of diversity and inclusion at US Special Operations Command has been reassigned as the military conducts an investigation of his controversial social media posts, military spokesmen said Monday, including one that appeared to compare former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler. On June 20, Richard Torres-Estrada posted a picture of Trump

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Federal prosecutors add sex trafficking charges against Ghislaine Maxwell

Federal prosecutors filed sex trafficking charges against Ghislaine Maxwell, the former associate of Jeffrey Epstein, alleging she recruited and groomed a 14-year-old girl to engage in sex acts with Epstein as recently as 2004. Prosecutors allege Maxwell and Epstein recruited the underage girl to perform massages that turned sexual at Epstein’s Palm Beach residence. In

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CDC study finds Pfizer, Moderna vaccines are 90% effective after two doses in real-world conditions

Under real world conditions, the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 vaccines provide highly effective protection, according to a new report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. At full vaccination, the vaccines were 90% effective at preventing infections, including infections that had no symptoms. At least 14 days after first dose but before second

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Why Lindsey Graham says he *has* to have an AR-15

In the wake of two (more) high-profile mass shootings, we’re (again) talking about guns — and whether Congress will do anything to restrict people from purchasing them. That debate occasioned this exchange on Sunday between “Fox News Sunday” anchor Chris Wallace and South Carolina Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham (bolding is mine): Wallace: “Senator, first of

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