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Month: September 2021

The most populous county in the US issued a proof of vaccine requirement for indoor bars and nightclubs

By Sarah Moon and Christina Maxouris, CNN Los Angeles County, the country’s most populous county, will require customers and employees in indoor bars, wineries, breweries, nightclubs and lounges to provide proof of Covid-19 vaccination starting October 7, according to a new health order issued Friday. “This modified health officer order aligns with the continued need

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Mississippi says Covid-19 deaths in pregnant women are rising — and it’s pleading with them to get vaccinated

By Jason Hanna, CNN At least eight pregnant Mississippi women have died of Covid-19 since late July — none of them fully vaccinated — officials said, more than doubling the state’s pandemic total in just two months and spurring medical leaders to give this message: We’ve long known Covid-19 puts pregnant women at greater risk

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Una megamansión que alguna vez costó US$ 500 millones incumplió con US$ 100 millones de deudas, lo que obliga a venderla

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Una residencia gigantesca en Los Ángeles apodada “The One” por su desarrollador está ahora en camino de venderse después de que el propietario incumpliera con más de US$ 100 millones en préstamos y deudas, según documentos judiciales. En una publicación de Instagram el verano pasado, Nile Niami, el desarrollador del proyecto,

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Office of Trump’s defense secretary held call with China on January 6, two days before Milley’s controversial call

By Katie Bo Williams, CNN A deputy to then-President Donald Trump’s acting secretary of defense held a call with his Chinese counterpart two days before the now-controversial call by Gen. Mark Milley, undercutting criticism that the Joint Chiefs chairman was out of line. According to two sources familiar with the matter, in a previously scheduled

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