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Month: January 2023

Lightning in the ‘cataclysmic’ Tonga volcano eruption shattered ‘all records’

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN When the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano erupted in January 2022, it sent shockwaves around the world. Not only did it trigger widespread tsunami waves, but it also belched an enormous amount of climate-warming water vapor into the Earth’s stratosphere. Now researchers in a new report have unveiled something else: the eruption

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Amid negotiation gridlock between Mount Sinai Hospital and the nursing union, newborns in intensive care are caught in the middle, one nurse says

By Celina Tebor, CNN Crucial union negotiations between Mount Sinai Hospital and the New York State Nurses Association appear to be at a standstill and both parties say the other is refusing to return to the bargaining table. As the impasse continues between the hospital and union, the most vulnerable patients — newborns in Mount

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‘We’re the one connection’: The postal workers risking their lives to get pensions to Ukraine’s elderly

By Ben Wedeman, Darya Tarasova-Markina and Kareem Khadder, CNN Every few minutes the ground shakes as blasts echo through the battered streets of Siversk, in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region. Sometimes it’s outgoing Ukrainian fire, sometimes the Russians firing back. An elderly woman in black pants, heavy shoes, and a dirty grey overcoat and headscarf shuffles

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‘We’re the one connection’: The postal workers risking their lives to get pensions to Ukraine’s elderly

CNN By Ben Wedeman, Darya Tarasova-Markina and Kareem Khadder, CNN Every few minutes the ground shakes as blasts echo through the battered streets of Siversk, in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region. Sometimes it’s outgoing Ukrainian fire, sometimes the Russians firing back. An elderly woman in black pants, heavy shoes, and a dirty grey overcoat and headscarf

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A local restaurant shares how they will accommodate the rush of people during the Palm Springs International Film Festival

 It was a packed house for some local restaurants thanks to increased visitors for the Palm Springs International Film Festival.  Staff members are busy seating customers at Sherman’s Deli in Palm Springs. “We go to all the local restaurants we don’t eat in a big chain,” says Michael Shapiro, film festival-goer. Michael Shapiro and Elaine Fox

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