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Month: October 2021

Biden: Senate filibuster change on debt a ‘real possibility’

By LISA MASCARO AP Congressional Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden says Democrats are considering a change to the Senate’s filibuster rules in order to quickly approve lifting the nation’s debt limit. Biden told reporters late Tuesday at the White House, “It’s a real possibility.” The president off-the-cuff remarks interject a new urgency to

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Jamie Lee Curtis cree que los procedimientos cosméticos están “acabando con una generación de belleza”

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Jamie Lee Curtis parece creer firmemente en la belleza natural. En una entrevista publicada recientemente por Fast Company, la estrella de “Halloween Kills” compartió su opinión sobre la cirugía plástica y los cambiantes estándares de belleza de Hollywood. “Probé la cirugía plástica y no funcionó. Me hizo adicta al Vicodin”, dijo

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Treasury Department warns Arizona governor over using federal Covid funds for anti-mask school programs

By Liz Stark, CNN The Treasury Department sent a warning to Arizona’s Republican governor Tuesday about the state’s use of federal Covid-19 relief funds for grant programs that circumvent school mask requirements. Gov. Doug Ducey announced over the summer that Arizona would use the federal money to increase the funding available to public school districts

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Treasury Department warns Arizona governor over using federal Covid funds for anti-mask school programs

CNN, COVID-19 VACCINE EDUCATION AND EQUITY PROJECT, JOHNSON & JOHNSON, MODERNA, NORTHWESTERN MEDICINE, CINCINNATI CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL By Liz Stark, CNN The Treasury Department sent a warning to Arizona’s Republican governor Tuesday about the state’s use of federal Covid-19 relief funds for grant programs that circumvent school mask requirements. Gov. Doug Ducey announced over the summer

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‘Resistencia para prosperar’: Yelaine Rodríguez usa la ropa para desafiar los estereotipos de las religiones afrolatinas y caribeñas

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN) — Yelaine Rodríguez está acostumbrada a que la gente haga suposiciones sobre su identidad y lo que hace. Ella, mujer negra estadounidense con raíces dominicanas, primera generación nacida y criada en el Bronx, a sus 30 años recuerda los ambiguos cumplidos que recibía cuando era adolescente y adulta joven, comentarios

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