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Month: June 2022

How to prepare in the event of a power outage

Southern California Edison officials said the company doesn’t anticipate any rolling blackouts this summer, but as Riverside County’s Emergency Management Department says you should still be prepared just in case your power does goes out. That means turn your A/C off, fans should be turning counterclockwise so the air travels down, and try to not use large appliances

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A Georgia father was charged with murder for leaving his toddler in a hot car. The state Supreme Court just overturned that ruling. Here’s how we got here

By Amir Vera, CNN It’s been eight years since Cooper Harris, a 22-month-old, died in a sweltering hot car. Since then, the twists and turns in the case surrounding Cooper’s father, Justin Ross Harris, who left the toddler in the car for seven hours, have garnered national attention. It was also revealed that Harris was

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Las nuevas subvariantes del coronavirus evaden los anticuerpos de la vacunación y de la infección previa por ómicron, según los estudios

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las subvariantes BA.4 y BA.5 de ómicron parecen evadir la respuesta de los anticuerpos tanto entre las personas que han tenido una infección previa por covid-19 como entre las que se han vacunado y reforzado completamente, según nuevos datos de investigadores del Centro Médico Beth Israel Deaconess, de la Facultad de

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6 killed after Vietnam War-era helicopter giving a tour crashes onto road in Logan County, West Virginia

By Amy Simonson and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN A Vietnam War-era helicopter that crashed Wednesday killing 6 was being used for reunion festivities, according to an emergency management official. “The Huey that crashed was the one that was being used at the reunion,” Logan County Emergency Ambulance Authority Chief of Operations Ray Bryant Bryant said. An

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Families of unlawfully detained Americans left with mixed emotions after Blinken tried to reassure them in call

By Jennifer Hansler and Kylie Atwood, CNN Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday did not promise a meeting with President Joe Biden for the families of Americans held hostage and wrongfully detained abroad, but he sought to assure them that the administration is making every effort to bring their loved ones home, according to

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