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Month: July 2021

Boosted by the federal stimulus, these virtual learning companies are fighting to keep their new place in US education

By Katie Lobosco, CNN If parents weren’t familiar with Canvas or Schoology before the pandemic, they likely are now. The two biggest remote learning providers — or, more officially, “learning management systems” — became household names as schools scrambled to help students learn online at home, but they’re now fighting to keep their foothold as

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El tiroteo cerca del Nationals Park vuelve a centrar la atención en otro fin de semana de violencia armada en EE.UU.

olivertapia (CNN) — Una serie de tiroteos durante el fin de semana en Chicago, Filadelfia, Washington y otras ciudades estadounidenses subrayaron el aumento continuo de la violencia con armas de fuego en Estados Unidos este año. El tiroteo cerca de Nationals Park en Washington fue el más prominente de los incidentes, ya que el sonido

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About two dozen reports of mysterious health incidents on US personnel in Vienna

By Kylie Atwood There have been about two dozen reports of symptoms of mysterious health incidents similar to the “Havana syndrome” among US diplomats, intelligence officials and other government personnel in Vienna since the beginning of the year, according to two sources familiar with the matter. These new reports demonstrate that these mysterious incidents are

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EU politicians urge Olympics to lift ‘exclusionary’ ban on swim cap for natural Black hair

Exclusive by Luke McGee, CNN An anti-racist group of members of the European Parliament have accused the global sports community, including the International Olympic Committee (IOC), of having “institutional structures and rules that exclude people of colour and Black women specifically.” In a letter to Thomas Bach and Sebastian Coe, presidents of the IOC and

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The UK travel rules are changing again

Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN The UK travel rules have gone through many changes over the past few weeks. Just days after new destinations were added to the nation’s “green list,” a number of countries, including Majorca, are already being dropped back to “amber” status. The latest amendment comes as travel regulations, along with the risk-based “traffic

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Six British athletes forced to self-isolate in Tokyo after close contact with Covid-19 case on flight to Games

By Jacob Lev, CNN Six British athletes and two staff members are self-isolating after coming into close contact with an individual who tested positive for Covid-19 on their flight to Japan, the British Olympic Association said Sunday. All eight tested negative at the airport and are now under the supervision of the British delegation’s medical

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