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Month: February 2022

Joe Biden leans on his long history — and memories of 2014 — to confront the Russia-Ukraine crisis

By Kevin Liptak, CNN President Joe Biden listened politely Sunday as his Ukrainian counterpart made an audacious proposal: Fly to Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky told Biden, to show the world the United States is committed to stabilizing a region on edge. Sitting in the wood-paneled conference room at Camp David, Biden demurred. Later, aides told CNN

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Idaho lifts ‘crisis standards’ designation for hospitals

By REBECCA BOONE Associated Press BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Idaho has lifted the “crisis standards of care” designation for hospitals in the southwestern portion of the state, with public health officials saying coronavirus-related staffing and blood shortages have improved somewhat, though hospitals remain stressed. The crisis standards of care designation allows hospitals to triage health

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West Chester Professor Launches Compass Program To Support Black Male Students Struggling Academically

By Madeleine Wright Click here for updates on this story     WEST CHESTER, Pennsylvania (KYW) — CBS3 is celebrating Black History Month. We are sharing stories about the unsung heroes who make the ordinary extraordinary. That includes a West Chester University professor who launched a pilot program that provides support to Black male students who are

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