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Month: December 2021

Britain battles Omicron ‘tidal wave,’ as infections double every two to three days and first death from variant is recorded

CNN By Rob Picheta, CNN Britain is facing a “tidal wave” of infections from the new Omicron coronavirus variant, ministers have warned, as they sound the alarm on rapid transmission rates in London and across the country. On Monday, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson confirmed the country’s first death of a person with the variant.

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Democrats face mounting obstacles to finishing social safety net bill before Christmas — and it’s not just Manchin

CNN By Lauren Fox and Ella Nilsen, CNN As Democrats race to finish the President’s Build Back Better legislation before the Christmas recess and convince a skeptical West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, there are other obstacles piling up that could prevent them from meeting their self-imposed deadline. With fewer than two weeks to go until

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Renaming of Las Vegas airport for Harry Reid set for Tuesday

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas’ McCarran International Airport will officially be re-dubbed as Harry Reid International Airport this week. Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak and several other officials will be on hand Tuesday for a ceremony formally re-branding the airport. In February, Clark County Commission unanimously approved renaming the airport after the state’s longest serving

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