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Month: June 2021

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El director general de Sanidad de EE. UU. advierte que las personas no vacunadas corren el riesgo de contagiarse de una variante de covid-19 potencialmente más peligrosa

(CNN) — A medida que una renovada sensación de optimismo recorre EE. UU. este verano con menores casos de covid-19 reportados, el director general de Sanidad de EE. UU. ha emitido una advertencia para aquellos que no están vacunados: no bajen la guardia todavía. “Para aquellos que no están vacunados, corren cada vez más riesgo

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Macron announces end of France’s anti-terror Operation Barkhane in Africa’s Sahel region

France is to end its years-long anti-terror mission targeting Islamists in the Sahel region of West Africa, French President Emmanuel Macron announced Thursday. However, the mission, known as Operation Barkhane, will be replaced by a more international effort, Macron told a press conference ahead of the G7 summit. He added that additional details would be

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Southwest Airlines new routes from Palm Springs to Dallas, Chicago, Portland, & Sacramento

Southwest Airlines announced today it will add four nonstop routes from Palm Springs to Sacramento, Dallas, Chicago and Portland, Oregon. Flights from Palm Springs International Airport to Sacramento will be offered daily year-round, while service to Dallas and Chicago will be offered daily seasonally, and to Portland on Saturdays seasonally. The Dallas, Chicago and Portland

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Bear spotted in subdivision

Click here for updates on this story     MONROE COUNTY, Illinois (KMOV) — A bear has been spotted in a Metro East subdivision. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Department confirmed Thursday a large bear was seen in the subdivision of Chantilly Village near Old Baum Church Road. The department said they are working with the Illinois Conservation

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California appeals judge’s ruling that overturned state’s ban on assault-style weapons

California is appealing a federal judge’s ruling last week that overturned the state’s longtime ban on assault-style weapons, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Thursday. US District Judge Roger Benitez on Friday blocked California from enforcing its ban, saying it violates the Second Amendment right to bear arms and deprives Californians from owning assault-style weapons

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Virginia governor signs probation overhaul bill with support of rapper and activist Meek Mill

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam signed a probation overhaul bill into law on Thursday, approving the state’s latest progressive criminal justice proposal alongside rapper and activist Meek Mill, who backed the legislation. Northam, a Democrat, was joined by Mill in Richmond as he signed into law HB 2038, which limits the amount of active incarceration a

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