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Month: April 2021

Coinbase’s stunning Wall Street debut is a huge validation for crypto fans

Cryptocurrency backers have spent years insisting that bitcoin, ethereum and other digital coins could revolutionize the world of finance. Finally, they’re getting their moment. What’s happening: The Wall Street debut of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase on Wednesday was a massive success, with the company’s valuation at one point topping $100 billion. Shares finished the trading session

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Fulton County passes resolution that would explore legal challenges to Georgia voting law

Fulton County officials on Wednesday passed a resolution that will allow Georgia’s most populous county to explore legal challenges to the state’s controversial voting law that was rushed into law last month. The Board of Commissioners passed the “Stop Voter Suppression” resolution, 4-2, on party lines. The resolution directs the Fulton County attorney to research

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They met at an airport and fell in love

August 1991. Irja Uotila, a Finnish publishing employee living in New York, decided to finally fulfill a long-held dream of visiting Latin America. She’d fantasized about traveling through the region’s archaeological sites and picturesque towns ever since she was a teenager growing up in Finland, poring over travel brochures and daydreaming about future adventures. Now

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Capitol Police inspector general to testify about lapses in planning ahead of Capitol ‘takeover’

The inspector general overseeing a probe into the United States Capitol Police’s preparation for and response to the January 6 insurrection is set to detail critical lapses in planning, policies and procedures resulting in the catastrophic failure that killed five people, including one of their own, Officer Brian Sicknick. Capitol Police Inspector General Michael Bolton’s

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Many Evangelicals say they won’t be vaccinated against Covid-19. Some experts say distrust and misinformation have played a role

At Pastor Tony Spell’s Sunday sermon this week, he preached a different kind of message than usual to his congregants: Don’t trust Covid-19 vaccines. “I’ll just tell you today, if being anti-mask and anti-vaccine is anti-government, then I’m proud to be anti-government,” Spell, who has made a national name for himself protesting Covid-19 rules in

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Subsecretaria interina para Asuntos del Hemisferio Occidental del gobierno de Biden visita Uruguay, Argentina y Colombia

(CNN Español) –– Desafíos de la crisis climática, la pandemia de covid-19 y las amenazas a la democracia, los derechos humanos y la seguridad son los temas que discutirán Julie Chung, subsecretaria interina para Asuntos del Hemisferio Occidental de Estados Unidos, y Juan S. González, asistente especial del presidente Joe Biden, en su visita este

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NIH director says J&J vaccine pause will give researchers time to do more study on certain groups

The pause on the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine will allow researchers to investigate a potential link to severe blood clotting events, particularly whether certain types of people are more susceptible, National Institutes of Health Director Dr. Francis Collins said Wednesday. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and FDA recommended a pause on use

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