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Month: March 2021

David Muir’s new role at ABC News leads to drama with George Stephanopoulos and a visit from Bob Iger

Earlier this year tensions between ABC News anchors George Stephanopoulos and David Muir boiled over to the point that Stephanopoulos threatened to walk to a rival network, according to sources close to the matter. In an unusual intervention, Disney executive chairman Bob Iger flew across the country to broker peace at ABC News. Iger smoothed

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UN Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield: Congress’ work in wake of Capitol riot ‘shows that our democracy is resilient’

US ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield said Monday that Congress’ work in the immediate wake of the US Capitol insurrection confirmed to her that American democracy had survived the January 6 attack. Asked by CNN’s Don Lemon how, as ambassador, she would calm allies’ potential concerns over what happened that day, Thomas-Greenfield replied:

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Los neandertales podían escuchar y hacer los mismos sonidos que los humanos, sugiere una nueva investigación

(CNN) — Olvídate de esos brutales gruñidos de los cavernícolas. Los neandertales, nuestros antepasados ​​más cercanos, podrían haber producido los mismos sonidos que los humanos hoy en día, según un estudio que modela la capacidad auditiva de los homínidos de la Edad de Piedra que se extinguieron hace unos 40.000 años. ¿Sobreviviste al covid? Tal

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Elizabeth Warren propone impuesto sobre el patrimonio de los ‘ultramillonarios’ en EE.UU.

(CNN) — Ahora que los demócratas controlan la Casa Blanca y el Congreso, el presidente Joe Biden y otros líderes del partido están presionando para gastar mucho para reactivar la economía y abordar la desigualdad de ingresos. La senadora de Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren, la representante de Washington Pramila Jayapal y el representante de Pensilvania Brendan

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This Virginia school district says it isn’t banning Dr. Seuss’ books. On the annual Read Across America Day, it’s just no longer emphasizing them

A school district in Virginia recently made headlines for allegedly banning books by Dr. Seuss. But Loudoun County Public Schools(LCPS), located in Ashburn, said it is not banning books by the famous children’s author. It’s just discouraging a connection between “Read Across America Day,” which was created to get kids excited about reading, and Dr.

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Hospitales en Brasil alcanzan punto de quiebre, mientras el ministro de Salud culpa a las nuevas variantes de coronavirus

(CNN) –– Las unidades de cuidados intensivos en los hospitales de todo Brasil están llegando a sus límites de capacidad por cuenta del coronavirus. Mientras, los expertos de salud y funcionarios estatales ruegan al gobierno imponer medidas de confinamiento más estrictas para reducir la transmisión del covid-19. Investigan en Brasil supuestas simulaciones de inyecciones de

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Proud Boys nominated man to hold ‘war powers’ and lead January 6 attack, Justice Department says

Federal prosecutors say a Seattle-area resident was nominated to have “war powers” to lead the Proud Boys on January 6, as they continue to allege that members of the Trump-supporting extremist group were prepping, communicating and organizing an attack on the Capitol. Ethan Nordean, who will appear in court Tuesday, was allegedly ready to step

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