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Year: 2021

Organizer of Saturday rally in DC downplays concerns of violence as officials ramp up security

By Jessica Schneider and Devan Cole, CNN The organizer of the right-wing rally coming up Saturday in Washington, DC, downplayed concerns of potential violence, telling CNN on Wednesday that it will feature “a largely peaceful crowd.” The comments from Matt Braynard come as law enforcement officials in DC are bracing for potential clashes and unrest

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DHS needs better Covid-19 protocols at US-Mexico border to prevent putting migrants and staff at risk, watchdog finds

By Geneva Sands, CNN The Department of Homeland Security needs to enhance its Covid-19 prevention measures at the US-Mexico border, a newly released report from the department inspector general has found. “Without stronger COVID-19 prevention measures in place, DHS is putting its workforce, support staff, communities, and migrants at greater risk of contracting the virus,”

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Autoridades sanitarias y observatorio independiente reportan aumento de casos de covid-19 en Nicaragua

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN Español) — El Ministerio de Salud de Nicaragua y el Observatorio Ciudadano Covid-19 reportan un notable incremento en el número de contagios con el nuevo coronavirus en sus más recientes informes, y en medio de las denominadas “vacaciones bicentenarias” programadas por el gobierno para la celebración de los 200 años

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Policía de Cataluña halla el cadáver de un hombre buscado por presuntamente asesinar a su hijo

Ángela Reyes (CNN Español) — Los Mossos d’Esquadra, la policía autonómica de Cataluña, encontraron este miércoles el cadáver de Martín Ezequiel Álvarez, a quien buscaban desde el 25 de agosto por su presunta relación con la muerte de su hijo, según informó el Tribunal Superior de Justicia de Cataluña. El hallazgo se produjo a última

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Doctor argues for more research into effects of Covid-19 vaccines on menstruation

By Maggie Fox, CNN Clinical trials for coronavirus vaccines should include examination of any possible effects on women’s menstrual cycles — if only because so many women are worried about possible problems, a British expert argued Wednesday. But there’s also evidence the immune response prompted by both vaccines and viral infections can temporarily affect menstrual

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