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Month: July 2021

A vital Memphis bridge shut down since May due to a structural crack will partially open next week

By Tina Burnside, CNN A major bridge connecting Memphis, Tennessee, to Arkansas will open to traffic in one direction on Monday, more than two months after a crack forced its closure, Tennessee transportation officials said Wednesday. The Hernando DeSoto Bridge, which carries Interstate 40 over the Mississippi River, was shut down for repairs May 11

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Olympic athletes are showing us their funny, fascinating, complicated selves on TikTok and beyond

By AJ Willingham, CNN In between the superhuman feats of strength and grace, this year’s Olympic athletes are treating us to something equally as delightful (though far less exhausting): their own personalities. The fascinating and funny tidbits coming out of Tokyo, whether on social media or between events, are endless. If watching the US women’s

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London Underground Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s some background information about the London Underground, also known as “The Tube,” the oldest subway or metro transit system in the world. Facts There are currently 272 stations open and 249 miles (402 km) of active lines. There are a number of old stations and tunnels that are now closed. In

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Staff at a Florida hospital say they are hearing panic, fear and regret from unvaccinated Covid-19 patients

By Madeline Holcombe and Randi Kaye, CNN Health care workers at Jacksonville’s Baptist Medical Center in Florida are hearing panic, fear and regret from many of their patients as an increasing number are admitted for Covid-19 complications — and as many need to be put on ventilators. “We’re getting ready to intubate the patient, which

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Justice Department puts states on notice about post-election audits and election law changes

By Tierney Sneed The Justice Department on Wednesday put states and local officials on notice of their federal obligations when conducting post-election audits and dictating the rules for casting ballots. The department released two new election guidance documents. They come as Arizona Republicans are in the midst of a controversial review of the 2020 results

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Here’s who won gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics on Wednesday

By Wayne Sterling, CNN Twenty-three gold medals were won. Here’s a breakdown of who’s taking home the gold: Basketball 3 X 3 Women’s: United States Men’s: Latvia Artistic Gymnastics Men’s All-Around: Daiki Hashimoto, Japan Cycling Road Women’s Individual Time Trial: Annemiek van Vleuten, Netherlands Men’s Individual Time Trial: Primoz Roglic, Slovenia Diving Men’s Synchronised 3m

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El Gobierno de Nicaragua dice que enviará un barco con alimentos a Cuba en los “próximos días”

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — Nicaragua enviará en los “próximos días” un barco a Cuba con alimentos, según dio a conocer este martes la vicepresidenta y primera dama de Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo. “En los próximos días, muy, muy pronto, nuestro pueblo, nuestro gobierno, estará haciendo llegar al pueblo y gobierno de esa hermana Cuba, inspiración

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How a mother and daughter rose up in Nxivm, got indicted and eventually turned against Keith Raniere

By Sonia Moghe, CNN Lauren Salzman was once a high-ranking leader of the purported self-help group Nxivm and a loyal member of founder Keith Raniere’s inner circle. But ahead of her sentencing Wednesday in Brooklyn, she shared in court documents why she eventually cooperated with the government and testified against him. In 2019, Salzman pleaded

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‘Pretty low to steal from kids’: $8,000 worth of P.E. equipment stolen from Milpitas middle school

By Amanda del Castillo Click here for updates on this story     MILPITAS, California (KGO) — The race is on to replace $8,000 worth of P.E. equipment after thieves targeted Rancho Milpitas Middle School last week. Principal Casey McMurray described the theft as disappointing and disheartening. “It used to be packed,” he said, opening the unmarked

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Advocacy group sues Johnson & Johnson over products marketed to Black women, alleging cancer link

By Chauncey Alcorn, CNN Business A Black women’s advocacy group filed a lawsuit Tuesday accusing Johnson & Johnson of selectively marketing the company’s talcum-based products, including Johnson’s Baby Powder, to African-American women despite knowing for years that the items had been linked to ovarian cancer, an allegation J&J denies. The pharma giant sold talc-based powder

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China parece estar ampliando otra vez su capacidad nuclear, según un nuevo informe de investigadores de Estados Unidos

Germán Padinger (CNN) — China está construyendo una segunda base de silos para misiles en sus desiertos occidentales, según un nuevo estudio, que, según los investigadores, señala una posible expansión de su arsenal nuclear y pone en duda el compromiso de Beijing con su estrategia de “disuasión mínima”. Identificada a través de imágenes de satélite,

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This is what Thomas Cromwell’s 16th-century London mansion might have looked like

Jeevan Ravindran, CNN The luxurious 16th-century London mansion that belonged to King Henry VIII of England’s notorious chief minister, Thomas Cromwell, has been recreated for the first time. Nick Holder, a historian and research fellow at English Heritage and the University of Exeter, conducted research into the 58-room mansion and worked with illustrator Peter Urmston

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FBI, Homeland Security in Weston investigating possible connection to Haitian president’s assassination

By Nicole Linsalata Click here for updates on this story     WESTON, Florida (WSVN) — Investigators from the FBI and Homeland Security have been looking into a possible connection in a Weston neighborhood to the assassination of Haiti’s president. Federal agents, assisted by Broward Sheriff’s Office deputies, arrived at the $2 million home of Walter Veintemilla,

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Remington offers $33 million settlement with Sandy Hook school shooting victims’ families

By Kristina Sgueglia and Sarah Jorgensen, CNN Gun manufacturer Remington has offered nearly $33 million to nine families of victims killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre in a proposed lawsuit settlement, according to court documents filed Tuesday. Remington Arms Co. LLC and Remington Outdoors Co. Inc. — collectively “Remington” — offered $3.66

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Datos de Pfizer muestran que una tercera dosis de su vacuna contra el covid-19 aumenta “fuertemente” la protección contra la variante delta

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Una tercera dosis de la vacuna Pfizer/BioNTech contra el covid-19 puede impulsar “fuertemente” la protección contra la variante delta, más allá de la protección que brindan las dos dosis estándar. Así lo sugieren nuevos datos publicados por Pfizer el miércoles. Los datos fueron publicados en línea y se espera que sean

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Juegos Olímpicos: récords, sorpresas y momentos curiosos en Tokio 2020 (2021)

urielblanco (CNN Español) — Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 (2021) ya dejaron varios momentos para el recuerdo. Récords olímpicos en diversas disciplinas. Medallas históricas. Competencias que no terminaron como los pronósticos decían. Momentos inesperados o fuera de lo común. El curso de esta justa deportiva deja estampas que perdurarán. Minuto a minuto: Así avanzan

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Francisco Sagasti se dirige a los peruanos por última vez como presidente interino

olivertapia (CNN Español) — Francisco Sagasti dio su último mensaje a la nación como presidente interino de Perú. Tras una profunda crisis política producto de constantes enfrentamientos entre el ejecutivo y el legislativo, el mandatario se convirtió en el cuarto presidente de este gobierno que comenzó en 2016 con la elección de Pedro Pablo Kuczynski,

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COVID-19 linked to ‘significant’ drop in intelligence: research

By Jackie Dunham, CTVNews.ca Writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — Individuals who recovered from COVID-19, including those who no longer had symptoms, exhibited significant “cognitive deficits,” according to a large study out of the U.K. The research, conducted by academics from Imperial College London, Kings College and the

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Tanzania’s President gets coronavirus vaccine live on TV, reversing country’s year-long policy of Covid denial

By Larry Madowo, CNN Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan on Wednesday launched the country’s Covid-19 vaccination campaign after receiving just over a million Johnson & Johnson shots donated by the United States through the COVAX scheme. President Hassan was the first to receive the vaccine on live television and reassured the country that the shots

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‘Time for action:’ Voting and civil rights groups intensify pressure on Biden and Congress to move on federal election bills

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN Civil rights activists and voting rights groups this week are intensifying pressure on Congress to advance federal voting rights legislation as a bulwark against an array of new laws in Republican-controlled states that make it harder to vote. Activists say they also are growing increasingly impatient with President Joe Biden and

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Las personas que están vacunadas e infectadas tienen la misma carga viral de la variante delta que las personas no vacunadas, según un estudio aún no publicado

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Datos inéditos muestran que las personas vacunadas que luego son infectadas con la variante delta del coronavirus pueden tener tanta carga viral como las que no están vacunadas. Vuelven las mascarillas en algunos condados de EE.UU. 1:03 Esta información es el principal impulsor del último cambio en la guía de máscaras

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Este corredor de Guatemala clasificó para los Juegos Olímpicos pero su estatus DACA en Estados Unidos casi lo aleja de su sueño

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Cuando Luis Grijalva cruzó la línea de meta en los campeonatos de pista y campo de la NCAA el mes pasado, supo que podía alcanzar su sueño olímpico. Pero, primero, los funcionarios de inmigración tendrían que aceptar que el corredor de 22 años viajara fuera de Estados Unidos y regresara al

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Illinois governor repeals HIV criminalization law and expands infertility coverage for same-sex couples

By Raja Razek, CNN Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker on Tuesday signed into law a legislation package that aims to advance the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals by, among other provisions, expanding infertility health care coverage for same-sex couples and repealing an HIV criminalization law. “The four pieces of legislation expand infertility treatment coverage for same-sex couples

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