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Month: August 2021

¿Por qué OnlyFans prohibió el contenido sexualmente explícito? Dice que son las compañías de tarjetas de crédito

Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN Business) — La decisión del jueves de la plataforma creadora OnlyFans de dejar pronto de albergar una amplia franja de contenido sexualmente explícito envía ondas de choque a través de Internet. OnlyFans, un sitio web con 130 millones de usuarios y más de 2 millones de creadores de contenido, se ha

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Thunderstorms expected to continue until early tomorrow morning

We are currently seeing thunderstorms within most of eastern ID and western WY. More of them are concentrated in southeast ID with a line of heavy rain showers lining up from Malad to Soda Springs and Georgetown all the way up into Jackson, WY. These line of thunderstorms are moving northeast very quickly. There is another line of heavy thunderstorms too from Salmon to Boise which is also moving to the northeast. These rain showers will continue to move quickly and will continue to be in our area until the early morning hours around 2 or 3 am.

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Louisiana sees ‘astronomical’ number of new Covid-19 cases, governor says

By Travis Caldwell, CNN With the continued spread of the more infectious Delta variant, health and elected officials warned that hospitals across the country are reaching critical levels of Covid-19 patients, especially in areas with lower vaccination rates. Overall hospitalizations are continuing to increase across Alabama as the “pandemic of unvaccinated people continues,” state health

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Gig worker advocacy groups react to court ruling that Prop. 22 is ‘unconstitutional’

By Chauncey Alcorn, CNN Business Some California gig worker advocacy groups expressed cautious optimism Saturday about a federal court judge’s Friday ruling against Prop. 22. Others who support the initiative argued the decision was a mistake. Prop. 22 is a controversial ballot measure that was approved by a majority of California voters in November 2020.

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CNN transmitirá “WE LOVE NYC: The Homecoming Concert” para celebrar el resurgimiento de la ciudad después del covid-19

urielblanco (CNN) — Puedes ver el concierto aquí. Un concierto repleto de estrellas, con una gran variedad de artistas que abarcan el mundo de la música y el entretenimiento, tendrá lugar en Central Park de Nueva York el próximo mes, anunció el martes el alcalde Bill de Blasio, prometiendo que el evento será un “momento

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What should you do if you get a breakthrough infection? Our expert weighs in

By Katia Hetter, CNN Covid-19 vaccines are very effective against preventing infection, but no vaccine is 100% effective. Fully vaccinated people can and do become infected. It’s not known exactly how many of these breakthrough infections are occurring, as the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is not collecting national data this comprehensive. Based

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Glosario de términos para entender al movimiento talibán

Ángela Reyes (CNN Español) — Tras su rápido avance, los talibanes se preparan para gobernar nuevamente Afganistán. A continuación, un repaso de 10 conceptos clave para comprender a este grupo islamista, formado mayoritariamente por integrantes de la etnia pastún, cuyo objetivo es aplicar en el país una interpretación particular de la sharía. Talibán: la palabra proviene del

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¿Quién es Eduardo Arellano Félix, “El Doctor”, líder del cartel de Tijuana que recuperó su libertad?

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN Español) — Luego de estar 13 años detenido, Eduardo Arellano Félix salió este miércoles de una cárcel federal de Pensilvania, según confirmó la Oficina Federal de Prisiones de Estados Unidos. “El Doctor”, tal como se lo conoce, cumplió la mayor parte de una condena de 15 años dictada en 2013 por

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Working while sick: Will the pandemic eliminate presenteeism from the workplace?

By Sharon Lindores, CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — Presenteeism, where employees show up to work when they’re unwell, was a problem in workplaces even before the-pandemic. But now, some experts say COVID-19 has shifted attitudes around working while sick. Matthias Spitzmuller, associate professor of organizational behaviour

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