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Month: July 2021

New Jersey man arrested after video allegedly shows him shouting racial slurs at neighbors

By Jennifer Henderson and Raja Razek, CNN A New Jersey man appeared in court Tuesday after being arrested for allegedly shouting offensive language and racial slurs at his neighbors days earlier in the township of Mount Laurel. Edward Cagney Mathews, 45, faces several criminal charges, including harassment and biased intimidation and trespassing after a video

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Wildfire danger: Forest Service firefighters say flames spread from an illegal campfire set near sign forbidding campfires

Rangers found more than a dozen illegal campfires in the San Bernardino National Forest over the Fourth of July holiday weekend, prompting them today to remind visitors that wildfire danger remains extremely high, and people lighting warming and cooking fires outside designated areas can face steep fines. A fire near Big Bear Lake Tuesday was

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Covid-19 exposed the devastating consequences of staff shortages in nursing homes. But the problem isn’t new

By Christina Maxouris, CNN Julie Moore recalls harrowing experiences from the pandemic inside the Philadelphia nursing home where she works. As the virus spread throughout the facility last year, emergency responders came and went regularly, taking yet another resident running low on oxygen to the hospital. Staff members were infected and some died, leaving a

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Aunque su suspensión termina antes de la prueba de relevos, Sha’Carri Richardson queda fuera del equipo olímpico de atletismo

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La velocista estadounidense Sha’Carri Richardson quedó fuera de la lista del equipo de atletismo de Estados Unidos que competirá en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio, según la lista publicada el martes por USA Track & Field. Richardson había asegurado su plaza en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio con una victoria arrolladora

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Solo 1 de cada 10 personas en América Latina y el Caribe tiene el esquema completo de vacunación contra covid-19, dice la directora de la OPS

urielblanco (CNN) — La semana pasada, el continente americano reportó 1,1 millones de nuevas infecciones por covid-19 y 30.000 muertes relacionadas con el covid en la región, lo que eleva el recuento total de casos a más de 72 millones y los fallecimientos a casi 1,9 millones, dijo la directora de la Organización Panamericana de

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Fact check: How right-wing outlets spread a false narrative about the US women’s soccer team disrespecting an elderly veteran

By Daniel Dale, CNN A 98-year-old World War II veteran, Pete DuPré, played the Star-Spangled Banner on the harmonica before the US women’s soccer team’s final pre-Olympics match, a Monday friendly against Mexico. Then a bunch of right-wing media outlets and commentators invented a false narrative about the American players. The US team’s activism —

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