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Month: March 2022

White House says administration is out of money for Covid testing, treatment and vaccines without new funding

By Donald Judd, CNN The White House said Monday that — absent additional funding approval from Congress — the administration is “simply out” of funding for Covid-19 testing, treatment and vaccines. Congress has been embroiled in a months-long stalemate over new funding to fight the pandemic, with House Democrats stripping additional Covid-relief money from a

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White House says administration is out of money for Covid testing, treatment and vaccines without new funding

CNN By Donald Judd, CNN The White House said Monday that — absent additional funding approval from Congress — the administration is “simply out” of funding for Covid-19 testing, treatment and vaccines. Congress has been embroiled in a months-long stalemate over new funding to fight the pandemic, with House Democrats stripping additional Covid-relief money from

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Vรญctimas en Mariupol: pensaron que estarรญan a salvo en el teatro, pero luego fue bombardeado

Alexandra Ferguson Lviv, Ucrania (CNN) —ย  Cuando Serhii despertรณ con las noticias de que una bomba habรญa arrasado con el Teatro de Mariupol, donde cientos de personas se refugiaban, sintiรณ que no podรญa respirar. Su esposa y sus dos hijas estaban dentro. Un dรญa antes del ataque, el editor de 56 aรฑos, que vive en

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Biden warns US companies of potential Russian cyberattacks

By ALAN SUDERMAN Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. (AP) โ€” President Joe Biden is urging U.S. companies to make sure their digital doors are locked tight. Biden cites โ€œevolving intelligenceโ€ that Russia is considering launching cyberattacks against critical infrastructure targets as the war in Ukraine continues. Biden says they have a โ€œpatriotic obligationโ€ to harden their

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Biden aides to Congress: Fund COVID aid, don’t cut budget

By ALAN FRAM Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) โ€” Senior administration officials say Congress should provide the $22.5 billion President Joe Biden wants for continuing the battle against COVID-19 without cutting other programs to pay for it. The officials told reporters Monday that if Republicans continue insisting that additional federal efforts to combat the pandemic must

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