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Month: May 2023

A second day of soaking rains puts millions at risk of flash flooding in the South

By Jennifer Gray, CNN meteorologist Portions of the Gulf Coast are entering day two of relentless rain Wednesday, increasing the odds of flash flooding for millions. Roughly 9 million people are under a flood watch, including the Houston metro area and parts of Louisiana. “Slow-moving thunderstorms within a moisture-rich environment will be capable of containing

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Should breast cancer screening start at age 40? Doctors, survivors call on Canada to follow U.S. lead

By Jill Macyshon/CTV National News Manitoba Bureau Chief, and Tom Yun/CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     Winnipeg, Manitoba (CTV Network) — An influential U.S. health panel is recommending mammograms begin 10 years earlier than the current recommendation, a move that a number of Canadian doctors and breast cancer survivors have also been

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Vestimentas “sexistas” de recogepelotas, silenciar a las finalistas del torneo femenino y la elección de una pequeña torta de cumpleaños: el Madrid Open causa polémica

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Uno de los torneos de tenis más prestigiosos fuera de los cuatro Grand Slams, el Madrid Open, atrae a los nombres más importantes del deporte. Sin embargo, la edición del Abierto de Madrid de este año ha llamado la atención tanto por la controversia fuera de las canchas como por

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