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Month: January 2022

Koontz 6th graders bring history to life in skits they wrote on specific historical events

By Tammy Watford Click here for updates on this story     ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — Students at Koontz Intermediate are taking information they have learned in their social studies class and creating skits for their classmates. The sixth graders chose an historical event, researched the information and then wrote a short play to detail what

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Michelle Go’s death hasn’t been labeled a hate crime but it adds to the fear that Asian Americans feel

By Nicole Chavez, CNN A rush of emotion ran through Chong Bretillon’s body as she biked into Times Square, where massive billboards displayed the portraits of Michelle Alyssa Go and many Asian American victims of bias attacks. “I was overwhelmed with both grief and sorrow,” said Bretillon, a 41-year-old Korean American and college instructor. “It

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Metro Atlanta hospitals are overwhelmed — and some ambulances must get diverted, health care leaders say

By Maria Cartaya and Holly Yan, CNN Some Atlanta-area hospitals are so packed that ambulances are getting sent elsewhere. Medical professionals from six healthcare systems described overwhelming conditions during a virtual news conference Thursday as the Omicron variant keeps tearing across the South. “Aside from being overwhelmed with patients — and we are running about

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Covid-19 hospitalizations are dropping in the Northeast. In other parts of the country, they’re rising

CNN By Christina Maxouris, CNN During what has been another devastating surge of Covid-19 across the country, there is good news: Some states are starting to see infection numbers and hospitalizations drop. But it is not the case everywhere. As cases seem to begin plateauing, Covid-19 hospitalizations in the Northeast are down by about 11%

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Nicolás Maduro y Vladimir Putin sostuvieron una conversación telefónica sobre cooperación y apoyo mutuo, dijo el presidente de Venezuela

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — Los presidentes de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, y de Rusia, Vladimir Putin, sostuvieron una conversación telefónica en la cual hablaron de varios temas, según informó en Twitter este jueves el cuestionado mandatario venezolano. “Intercambiamos sobre temas referentes a la cooperación existente en diversas áreas estratégicas al más alto nivel, relación que

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