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Month: June 2021

Shrieking peacocks roam the streets in LA County, damaging vehicles. Now officials want to ban residents from feeding them

For over a century, these brightly colored birds have roamed the streets of Los Angeles County. But after reports of peacocks causing sleepless nights and damaged property, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve a motion to draft an ordinance that would ban people from feeding them. Peacocks, or peafowl, have

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US reports lowest average of daily Covid-19 infections and deaths since March 2020. But experts warn millions are still vulnerable

The US is making significant strides in curbing the coronavirus pandemic just in time for the summer, with reported infections reaching a new low over the last year. The country averaged less than 14,400 daily reported infections and 427 deaths over the past seven days, according to Johns Hopkins University data. It’s the lowest the

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Employees protest against Houston hospital’s policy that all staff must be vaccinated against Covid-19

A group of Houston Methodist Hospital workers protested on Monday the health care system’s requirement that staffers be vaccinated against Covid-19, according to CNN affiliate KTRK. Employees had to get the Covid-19 vaccine by June 7, according to Houston Methodist. More than 100 staffers at Houston Methodist filed a lawsuit on May 28 against the

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7 señales esperanzadoras de que Estados Unidos está superando lo peor de la pandemia

(CNN) — Primero, las buenas noticias: los casos de covid-19 han disminuido en Estados Unidos. Las hospitalizaciones están disminuyendo. Y las nuevas muertes han caído drásticamente a medida que más estadounidenses se vacunan. Ahora las malas noticias: la mayoría de los estadounidenses todavía no están completamente vacunados, lo que amenaza con tener consecuencias a corto

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Officer injured in Capitol riot says insurrection is a ‘triggering’ word for lawmakers downplaying January 6

A DC Metropolitan Police officer who defended the US Capitol on January 6 said Tuesday evening that characterizing the incident as an “insurrection” has become “triggering” to some lawmakers seeking to downplay the violent episode. Michael Fanone, who was stun-gunned several times and beaten with a flagpole during the attack, told CNN’s Jake Tapper on

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Two special prosecutors have been appointed in case of Casey Goodson Jr. fatal police shooting

The Franklin County, Ohio, Prosecuting Attorney’s office announced Tuesday it filed the necessary documents to appoint two special prosecutors to assist in its investigation and prosecution involving the fatal shooting of Casey Goodson, Jr., and other cases involving law enforcement use of force. Goodson, a 23-year-old Black man, was shot and killed in December by

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