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Month: October 2021

Covid-19 antiviral pill could be a game changer, but vaccines are still America’s way out of the pandemic, experts say

By Aya Elamroussi, CNN A pill that could potentially treat Covid-19 is a “game-changer,” but experts are emphasizing that it’s not an alternative to vaccinations — which remain the most effective path to ending the coronavirus pandemic if enough people get their shots. Roughly 255,767 people are becoming fully vaccinated in the US each day,

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Sinema says lack of infrastructure vote ‘inexcusable’ and erodes trust within Democratic party

By Daniella Diaz, CNN Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema strongly rebuked the House of Representatives’ lack of a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill in a statement Saturday, calling the delay “inexcusable and deeply disappointing for communities across our country.” Sinema’s statement came after a dramatic week in the House when Speaker Nancy Pelosi delayed the

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Sinema says lack of infrastructure vote ‘inexcusable’ and erodes trust within Democratic party

By Daniella Diaz, CNN Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema strongly rebuked the House of Representatives’ lack of a vote on the bipartisan infrastructure bill in a statement Saturday, calling the delay “inexcusable and deeply disappointing for communities across our country.” Sinema’s statement came after a dramatic week in the House when Speaker Nancy Pelosi delayed the

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Federal government can start enforcing Biden’s vaccine mandate for employees early next month, OPM says

By Sarah Fortinsky Federal agency and department heads can begin enforcing President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandates for its employees early next month, according to new guidance from the US Office of Personnel Management. In order to be considered fully vaccinated by the November 22 deadline, federal employees must receive their final vaccine dose by November

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Partially-deaf high school athlete advocates for himself, inspires others in North Carolina

By Anjali Patel Click here for updates on this story     HENDERSONVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Sophomore Elyja Gibbs is picking up new cues this fall at Hendersonville High. “He’s in tune, looking at signals and knows where he’s supposed to go,” said Hendersonville High head football coach Jim Sosebee. “He’s very attentive to what’s going

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Trump wants court to force Twitter to reinstate his account

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice Former President Donald Trump has asked a federal judge to restore his Twitter account, according to a court document filed Friday. “Defendant exercises a degree of power and control over political discourse in this country that is immeasurable, historically unprecedented, and profoundly dangerous to open democratic debate,”

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Blue Origin: un ensayo denuncia el sexismo y la cultura “deshumanizante” en la empresa de cohetes de Jeff Bezos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN Business) — Un grupo de 21 empleados actuales y antiguos de Blue Origin, la empresa de cohetes fundada por Jeff Bezos, firmaron un ensayo en el que denuncian lo que describen como un lugar de trabajo tóxico en el que la “disidencia profesional” es “sofocada activamente” y en el que ciertos líderes

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‘Do your job’: McAuliffe watches closely as messy Capitol Hill negotiations threaten Virginia race

By Dan Merica, CNN There is possibly no Democrat outside of Washington, DC, who is more closely watching the chaotic negotiations playing out on Capitol Hill than Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe. The messy machinations of Congress rarely play a role in off-year races, but Virginia is the notable exception. Not only are the

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‘It’s terrifying’: Communities in Portland react to another shooting death

By SIMON GUTIERREZ Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, Oregon (KPTV) — Portland’s latest shooting and 66th death from gun violence happened just a block away from another shooting just the day before. It’s a reality neighbors throughout north, northeast, and southeast Portland have been living with for months. “It’s terrifying. You feel

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