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Month: May 2021

Teenager injured in Indio shooting

Indio Police had announced no immediate suspects in a weekend shooting that left a teenager hospitalized in serious condition. The violence was reported Sunday at 4:00 p.m. on Daisy Street and John Nobles Avenue. Police officers said they found a 15-year-old boy who’d been shot in the head. He was hospitalized in serious condition as

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Si piensas viajar a España ahora que se acabó el estado de alarma, ten en cuenta que algunos destinos turísticos clave aún tienen restricciones

(CNN Español) — Cuando el reloj marcó las 00:00 del 9 de mayo, cientos de personas se lanzaron a las calles de Barcelona: «¡Libertad, libertad!», gritaban algunos. Y es que a esa hora finalizaba el estado de alarma decretado por el Gobierno de España en octubre de 2020 y se levantaba el toque de queda en

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‘The Crime of the Century’ lays bare who cashed in from the opioid epidemic

The title “The Crime of the Century” serves multiple purposes in director Alex Gibney’s HBO documentary, highlighting the criminality associated with an opioid epidemic that has dragged on throughout this century. While the focus is on Purdue Pharma and the family behind it, the four-hour project spreads the blame, building on existing reporting with “secret

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Biden administration formally launches task force to ensure scientific decisions are free from political influence

The Biden administration announced Monday the formal launch of its Scientific Integrity Task Force which will review the federal government’s scientific policies to ensure they are free from inappropriate political influence. The 46 members come from across the federal government and will meet for the first time on Friday. The review comes after several former

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