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Month: March 2021

Prince Albert of Monaco Fast Facts

Here’s a look at the life of His Serene Highness, Prince Albert II. He was formally invested as Monaco’s ruler on July 12, 2005, following the death of his father, Prince Rainier. Personal Birth date: March 14, 1958 Birth place: Monte Carlo, Monaco Birth name: Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre Grimaldi, His Serene Highness, the Hereditary

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Andrew Cuomo dice que ‘nunca tocó a nadie de manera inapropiada’ y rechaza los llamados a renunciar

(CNN) — El gobernador demócrata de Nueva York, Andrew Cuomo, se disculpó el miércoles por su comportamiento hacia varias mujeres que lo acusaron de hacer insinuaciones no deseadas, pero negó haber tocado a alguien «inapropiadamente» y rechazó los llamados a renunciar. Andrew Cuomo habló en una conferencia de prensa en Albany e instó a los

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Biden’s energy secretary vows to ‘leave no worker behind’ in the clean energy revolution

Fossil fuel workers will not be left behind in the Biden administration’s push to embrace clean energy. That’s the promise from new Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm, addressing workers worried their livelihoods will be disrupted. “This is our opportunity to build the energy economy back better, in a way that lifts up communities that have felt

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A new education secretary has been sworn in. What are the next steps for reopening schools?

The Senate confirmed Miguel Cardona as education secretary on Monday, jump-starting the Biden administration’s long journey toward reopening schools across the country. One of his first acts as a newly sworn-in secretary will be to join first lady Jill Biden in a trip to Meriden, Connecticut, and Waterford, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday to visit two public

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