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Month: August 2021

Cool start to the week

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! It was a warmer day Sunday, with highs topping out around 80 degrees. It looks like we will still have a few more days in the 70s before we warm up again, but still not as warm as earlier this summer. Monday highs should top out in the middle 70s, and

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Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah runs second-fastest women’s 100 meters of all time

By Ben Church, CNN Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah posted the second-fastest women’s 100-meter time in history at the Eugene Diamond League competition Saturday. The Jamaican, who defended her 100-meter and 200-meter Olympic titles at Tokyo 2020, ran a world lead time of 10.54 seconds as she continued to flirt with breaking Florence Griffith-Joyner’s world record

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Médicos cubanos lanzan inusuales críticas a la gestión del gobierno contra el covid-19

urielblanco (CNN) — Tras las protestas generalizadas contra el gobierno el mes pasado, las autoridades cubanas reciben críticas sin precedentes por parte del personal de la salud, que afirma que los funcionarios fallaron en la respuesta de la isla a la pandemia de covid-19. Símbolos del sistema de salud socialista impulsado por Fidel Castro, médicos

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Former Michigan Rep. Paul Mitchell urged unity in emotional interview before death: ‘There’s value in people you don’t agree with’

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN Paul Mitchell, the former US congressman from Michigan who died this month following a battle with cancer, delivered an emotional call for unity in a July interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper from hospice before his death. “There’s value in people you don’t agree with. It’s easy to find people you agree

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Former Michigan Rep. Paul Mitchell urged unity in emotional interview before death: ‘There’s value in people you don’t agree with’

CNN By Paul LeBlanc, CNN Paul Mitchell, the former US congressman from Michigan who died this month following a battle with cancer, delivered an emotional call for unity in a July interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper from hospice before his death. “There’s value in people you don’t agree with. It’s easy to find people you

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Jesse Jackson and wife remain under observation for COVID-19

By SOPHIA TAREEN Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, and his wife,  Jacqueline, remain under doctors’ observation at a Chicago hospital and are “responding positively to treatments” for COVID-19. One of the couple’s five children, Jonathan Jackson, tells The Associated Press they’re being carefully monitored, in part because of their age. The

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