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Month: September 2021

Carter-Vickers, Palmer-Brown, Gioacchini loaned to new teams

By The Associated Press American defenders Cameron Carter-Vickers and Erik Palmer-Brown, and forward Nicholas Gioacchini were loaned before Europe’s summer transfer window closed. Carter-Vickers was sent to Scotland’s Glasgow Celtic from England’s Tottenham Hotspur on a season-long loan. The Scottish team said it has an option to buy his rights. Gioacchini was loaned to first-tier

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ACC teams hope vaccinations reduce COVID-19 setbacks in ’21

By AARON BEARD AP Sports Writer Atlantic Coast Conference coaches are counting on high program COVID-19 vaccination rates to minimize risks of illnesses or lineup-depleting contact tracing for the upcoming  college football season. That has meant teams working through the offseason’s final weeks toward an 85% threshold of vaccinated players, coaches and staffers. Teams that

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US faith groups unite to help Afghanistan refugees after war

By LUIS ANDRES HENAO, PETER SMITH and MARIAM FAM Associated Press America’s major religious faiths and denominations, often divided on other big issues, are preparing to receive an influx of refugees from Afghanistan. Among those gearing up to help are Jewish and Islamic groups; conservative and liberal Protestant churches; and prominent Catholic relief organizations. The

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¿Cuál es el estatus legal de los afganos que llegan a Estados Unidos?

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Más de 122.000 personas han sido evacuadas de Afganistán, todas con diferentes estados legales y necesidades, y muchas de ellas llegan a Estados Unidos. Algunos son ciudadanos estadounidenses, otros intérpretes afganos que trabajaron junto a las tropas estadounidenses y, como resultado, obtuvieron una visa especial. Y otros aún son refugiados que

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