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Month: November 2021

Travel bans are an ‘illusion of protection’ like ‘locking a screen door,’ CNN medical analyst says

By Marnie Hunter, Naomi Thomas and Karla Cripps, CNN Governments are trying to buy time with a rash of new travel restrictions as they figure out the potential impact of Omicron. But the restrictions are being criticized by some officials and medical experts as ineffective and potentially damaging to global coronavirus tracking. “I think this

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Leading Egyptian rights activist fined for social media post

CAIRO (AP) — A leading Egyptian human rights activist has been convicted of insulting a judicial election commission and fined about $640. Monday’s ruling marked the latest episode in the government’s ongoing crackdown on dissent. The prosecution of the activist, Hossam Bahgat, has drawn international condemnation, including by the U.S. State Department. The large-scale jailing

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Un estudiante de la Universidad de Nevada muere días después de participar en un combate de boxeo benéfico de una fraternidad

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Un estudiante de la Universidad de Nevada, Las Vegas, murió pocos días después de participar en un combate de boxeo benéfico de una fraternidad. El joven se derrumbó poco después de la pelea, según declaraciones de la universidad y el abogado de su familia. En lo que la escuela describió

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House collapses following fire

By Blake Summers Click here for updates on this story     NASHVILLE (WSMV) — Crews with Nashville Fire Department are working to search a home they say collapsed after catching on fire Monday morning. According to officials at the scene, flames were visible about three-stores high out of the house when they arrived on scene at

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