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Mariana Toro Washington (CNN) — Estados de todo el país se están esforzando por cerrar sus oficinas gubernamentales el viernes después de que el presidente Joe Biden firmara una ley que establece el Juneteenth como un feriado federal en Estados Unidos. Si bien el 19 de junio, que conmemora el fin de la esclavitud en
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A blistering heat wave gripped the Coachella Valley, setting record highs this week. As people limit their exposure and opt for the air-conditioned outdoors, farmworkers persist while working in dangerously hot conditions under the sun. “Every worker in every work setting, especially (agriculture), they have to be provided water, shade and there has to be
Continue Reading josemartinezgomez (CNN Business) — Ha sido un gran año para los fanáticos de la leche de avena en Estados Unidos y las empresas que los atienden. En marzo, Starbucks lanzó la opción y se agotó un mes después. Silk agregó leche de avena a su línea de leches vegetales en abril. Oatly tuvo una espectacular
Continue ReadingBy Kate Larsen and Melanie Woodrow Click here for updates on this story SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — For the first time, the 94-year-old woman who was stabbed multiple times while on a walk in San Francisco is speaking from her hospital bed. Ahn Taylor, who goes by Peng, is recovering at San Francisco General Hospital
Continue ReadingBy Amanda Watts, CNN Canada has extended its Covid-19 restrictions on non-essential international and US travel until July 21. Bill Blair, Canada’s minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness, announced the decision Friday on Twitter. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau acknowledged that the extension of the travel restrictions may be “frustrating” for many people when
Continue ReadingCNN’s Zain Asher explores the reasons why Nigeria is suffering through a wave of kidnappings.
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By Amir Vera, Christina Carrega and Carma Hassan, CNN The Wisconsin pharmacist who tried tampering with vials of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine because he believed it was not safe for people was sentenced to three years in federal prison Tuesday. Steven Brandenburg, 46, of Grafton, pleaded guilty in February to two counts of attempting to
Continue Reading Across the US, vaccination rates remain the same, despite warnings about the Delta variant, the latest concern to health officials. We’re also learning about a new study that says a significant number of people who contracted Covid-19 experience health issues 30 days or more after their initial diagnosis.
Continue ReadingBy Paul P. Murphy, CNN; Photo Editing by Will Lanzoni, CNN As extreme drought continues to choke the southwest, new satellite images are showing the significant effect it’s having on California’s reservoirs — many have critically low water levels. According to the US Drought Monitor, all of California is in some form of drought, with
Continue ReadingBy Elaina Athans Click here for updates on this story DURHAM, North Carolina (WTVD) — Pizzeria Toro is officially reopening its Durham doors Friday. When patrons start dining there again, they’ll notice something different on the bill. Owner Gray Brooks is introducing a 20 percent Living Wage Fee. “I hope it is going to be
Continue ReadingBy Sana Noor Haq and Zayn Nabbi, CNN British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says the UK government is talking with European football governing body UEFA about “sensible accommodations” over the staging of the Euro 2020 semifinals and final at London’s Wembley Stadium. The semifinals are scheduled to take place on July 6 and 7, with
Continue Reading CNNEE Nota del editor: Carlos Alberto Montaner es escritor, periodista y colaborador de CNN. Sus columnas se publican en decenas de diarios de España, Estados Unidos y América Latina. Montaner es, además, vicepresidente de la Internacional Liberal. Las opiniones aquí expresadas son exclusivamente suyas. (CNN Español) — Las minorías, sumadas, contribuyen a crear mayorías. Leo
Continue ReadingBy WABC Staff Click here for updates on this story NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) — Three months after the murder of a grandmother in Newark there are still no arrests. Now the reward for information about the killers has increased to $20,000. The Essex County sheriff is offering the reward hoping it will lead to
Continue ReadingBy WABC Staff Click here for updates on this story STATEN ISLAND, New York (WABC) — Wildlife officials have new details on the possible cause of death of a bear that was found earlier this week on Staten Island. According to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, the 2-year-old male bear suffered massive blunt
Continue Reading By Bethany Hines, CNN Each year on June 20, World Refugee Day spotlights the bravery and strength of people forced to flee their home countries to escape war or oppression. More than 82 million people are now forcibly displaced worldwide, according to the United Nations, which established World Refugee Day in 2000. The UN declared
Continue Reading After leaving war-torn Afghanistan as a child, Nadia Nadim ended up in a refugee camp in Denmark. It was in that camp that she learned the game of football which has now led her to Paris Saint-Germain, one of the biggest clubs in the world.
Continue ReadingCNN’s Zain Asher explores the reasons why Nigeria is suffering through a wave of kidnappings.
Continue ReadingBy WCVB Staff Click here for updates on this story PLYMOUTH, Massachussets (WCVB) — A 51-year-old Massachusetts man who was working with a local paving company had his foot severed after a paving machine ran over his foot, the Plymouth fire chief said. First responders were called to Empire Road Thursday evening for the victim
Continue ReadingBy Toyin Owoseje, CNN Two years after the Spice Girls performed their sellout reunion tour, Melanie Chisholm — better known as Mel C or ‘Sporty Spice’ — has hinted that the 90s girl group will returning to the stage. Appearing on ITV’s “Good Morning Britain” on Friday, the 47-year-old singer said the band would be
Continue ReadingBy Tim Tooten Click here for updates on this story BALTIMORE (WBAL) — Jobs can be hard to come by, especially for Baltimore City high school students in search of a career. So a Baltimore businessman believes he has found a way to help many of them become employed. RE Harrington & Sons, just off
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