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Year: 2021

UK approves vaccines for 12-15s, aims to avoid lockdowns

By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press LONDON (AP) — Britain’s chief medical officers say children ages 12 to 15 should be vaccinated against the coronavirus. The decision comes despite a ruling by the government’s vaccine advisors that the step would have only marginal health benefits. England Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty and his counterparts in Scotland,

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In the wake of Trump’s attack on democracy, election officials fear for the future of American elections

By Rob Kuznia, Bob Ortega and Casey Tolan, CNN When the election office led by Lisa Deeley first came under attack from then-President Donald Trump last year, it was more than a month before Election Day. Deeley, the chair of Philadelphia’s three-member election commission and a Democrat, watched from home as Trump falsely claimed during

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In the wake of Trump’s attack on democracy, election officials fear for the future of American elections

CNN By Rob Kuznia, Bob Ortega and Casey Tolan, CNN When the election office led by Lisa Deeley first came under attack from then-President Donald Trump last year, it was more than a month before Election Day. Deeley, the chair of Philadelphia’s three-member election commission and a Democrat, watched from home as Trump falsely claimed

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227 personas murieron en el mundo defendiendo el medio ambiente en 2020; 95 de ellas en Colombia y México

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Detrás del velo de la pandemia de covid-19, 227 personas murieron el año pasado protegiendo los bosques, el agua y otros recursos naturales bajo una presión cada vez mayor por el cambio climático, lo que convierte a 2020 en el año más mortífero registrado para los defensores del medio ambiente, según

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