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Month: January 2022

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La cantidad de tropas rusas actualmente es “insuficiente” para una invasión total, dice canciller de Ucrania

macamilarincon Kyiv (CNN) — Rusia no ha acumulado las fuerzas suficientes para una invasión a gran escala en Ucrania de manera inminente, sostuvo este miércoles Dmytro Kuleba, ministro de Relaciones Exteriores ucraniano. ANÁLISIS | Conflicto Rusia-Ucrania: es el fin del orden mundial tal como lo conocemos Kuleba dijo a periodistas en Kyiv que las tropas rusas

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With $1 million in incentives, Cherokee Nation plans to become hub for film and TV industry

By Michael Overall Click here for updates on this story     TULSA, Oklahoma (Tulsa World) — Describing it as a historic investment in the film and TV industry, the Cherokee Nation will begin offering up to $1 million a year for productions made within the tribe’s 14-county reservation in northeastern Oklahoma, officials announced Tuesday morning. The

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Transgender woman’s discrimination award will not be appealed by Yellowstone County

By Rob Rogers Click here for updates on this story     BILLINGS, Montana (Billings Gazette) — Officials will not appeal a state ruling requiring Yellowstone County to pay damages to a transgender former employee who faced discrimination under the county’s health insurance plan. The Montana Department of Labor and Industry awarded damages of $66,531 to Eleanor

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Flights to nowhere changed Covid-era air travel. This is where they’re headed now

Francesca Street, CNN Pre-pandemic, the idea of airlines advertising flights to nowhere, in which passengers land in the same place they took off, would have been almost unthinkable. Sure, sightseeing flights have always existed, but they’re usually run by private aviation companies in select tourist destinations. But as Covid-19 grounded much of the world’s airplane

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A man suspected of shooting a Milwaukee County deputy has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, authorities say

By Holly Yan and Amanda Watts, CNN The man suspected of shooting a Wisconsin sheriff’s deputy has died, the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office said. Around 2 a.m. Wednesday, a deputy made a traffic stop for a registration violation near South 68th Street and West Adler Street, the sheriff’s office said. As more deputies arrived, both

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Despite CDC directive, many pharmacies refusing to give fourth shots to immune-compromised patients

By Elizabeth Cohen and Danielle Herman, CNN The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention plans to send a clear message to pharmacies on a conference call this week: Stop turning away immune-compromised people when they come seeking fourth doses of Covid-19 vaccines. Although fourth doses are not currently recommended for the vast majority of

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Aaron Rodgers claims his ‘divisive’ vaccination status was the ‘only reason’ people wanted Packers to lose in the playoffs

By Jack Bantock, CNN Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has said that he takes accountability for being “divisive” as a result of his vaccination status, despite never intending to be a polarizing figure. The reigning NFL MVP reappeared on the “The Pat McAfee Show” on Tuesday to reflect on Saturday’s divisional round playoff defeat

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Harris heading to Honduras under pressure to find a reliable partner in Northern Triangle

By Priscilla Alvarez and Jasmine Wright, CNN Vice President Kamala Harris will lead a delegation to Honduras this week to attend the historic inauguration of President-elect Xiomara Castro, looking for additional buy-in to achieve her fraught task of addressing the root causes of migration to the US southern border. In making Thursday’s high-profile voyage, experts

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