By BARRY WILNER AP Pro Football Writer The NFL has suspended all aspects of its COVID-19 protocols, citing recent trends showing that the spread of the coronavirus is declining. In an agreement with the players’ association, the league sent a memo to the 32 teams in which it mentioned “encouraging trends regarding the prevalence and
Continue Readingurielblanco (CNN) — Una variante del coronavirus que causa el covid-19 —similar a la variante ómicron, que parece ser muy diferente de las cepas en circulación y que sobresale en una larga rama del árbol genealógico del virus— fue descubierta en una población de venados de cola blanca en Ontario, Canadá, según un nuevo estudio.
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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum announced Thursday a major settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family that will deliver up to $6 billion nationally for their role in the opioid epidemic. Oregon will receive up to $97 million in the settlement, all of which will be used for opioid treatment and prevention.
Continue Readingmacamilarincon (CNN) –– El expresidente de Perú Alberto Fujimori ingresó en la mañana de este jueves al servicio de emergencias de un hospital en Lima, según informó el Seguro Social de Salud (EsSalud), en un comunicado. En el lugar fue estabilizado por los médicos del área de trauma shock “ante el problema de salud que
Continue ReadingBy Marianne Garvey Famed Russian soprano Anna Netrebko will no longer perform at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City this season or next after she refused to publicly distance herself from Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to a statement from the Met. “It is a great artistic loss for the Met and for opera,”
Continue ReadingBy Sandee LaMotte, CNN Psst. Don’t tell my bosses, but I have a guilty pleasure. Every time a post pops up in the pet channel of our internal message system, I stop what I’m doing and look. Sometimes, it’s an image of a sweet face with doleful eyes staring up at the camera. Other times,
Continue ReadingBy Nadeen Ebrahim, CNN The United States’ closest Middle East allies on Wednesday condemned Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, in a break from their previously neutral statements and a nod to the changing nature of a war that has created over a million refugees in just a week. All of the US’ Gulf allies, including Saudi
Continue ReadingBy DON THOMPSON and JANIE HAR Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California’s governor unveiled a plan to create mental health courts that would mandate services to more homeless people with severe mental health and addiction disorders. Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal would would require all counties to set up a mental health branch in
Continue ReadingBy DYLAN LOVAN Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky jury has cleared a former police officer who fired shots during the 2020 drug raid that ended with Breonna Taylor’s death. The jury on Thursday found Brett Hankison not guilty of endangering neighbors when he fired through sliding-glass side doors and a window of
Continue ReadingCNNEspañol sjv (CNN) — Hace casi 15 meses, los padres adoptivos de Orrin y Orson West le dijeron a la policía que los niños pequeños desaparecieron del patio de la familia en el sur de California, dijeron las autoridades. Ahora, las autoridades dicen que los hermanos fueron asesinados por sus padres adoptivos meses antes de
Continue ReadingBy NICOLE WINFIELD and MIKE CORDER Associated Press AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — An Amsterdam museum has cut its close links to the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg to protest the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In another move to culturally isolate Moscow, the Swedish Academy that hands out the prestigious Nobel Prize in Literature broke its
Continue ReadingBy RONALD BLUM Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) — Soprano Anna Netrebko withdrew from her future engagements at the Metropolitan Opera rather than repudiate her support for Russian President Vladimir Putin, costing the company one of its top singers and best box-office draws. Peter Gelb, Met Opera’s general manager, says it’s “a great artistic loss
Continue ReadingBy Ali Zaslav and Morgan Rimmer, CNN Democratic Sen. Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico has returned to work full time about one month after suffering a stroke. He was greeted with a standing ovation from his colleagues, and hugs from some Democratic senators when he arrived at his first in-person committee hearing since his
Continue ReadingBy WLOS staff Click here for updates on this story BREVARD, North Carolina (WLOS) — The Veterans History Museum of the Carolinas in Brevard reopened Wednesday, March 2, for the 2022 season. This year, the museum has an exhibit featuring a World War II Willys Jeep. The exhibit places the restored 1943 Jeep in front
Continue ReadingBy Sandee LaMotte, CNN Struggling to sleep? Put some muscle into your efforts by adding resistance training, otherwise known as weight training, to your weekly exercise routine. In fact, resistance training may even beat aerobic exercise in the race for best sleep aid, according to a new preliminary study presented Thursday at the American Heart
Continue ReadingCNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — Después de una semana de guerra en Ucrania tras la invasión de las fuerzas rusas, el asedio a varias ciudades continúa mientras se desata una emergencia social de refugiados y se cuentan por miles los muertos civiles, según el Servicio de Emergencia de Ucrania. Distintos mapas muestran el efecto de
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Continue ReadingBy JENNIFER McDERMOTT Associated Press As demand to get COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. collapses in many areas, states are scrambling to use stockpiles of doses before they expire and have to be added to the millions that have already gone to waste. From some of the least vaccinated states, like Indiana and North Dakota,
Continue ReadingBy JENNIFER McDERMOTT Associated Press As demand to get COVID-19 vaccines in the U.S. collapses in many areas, states are scrambling to use stockpiles of doses before they expire and have to be added to the millions that have already gone to waste. From some of the least vaccinated states, like Indiana and North Dakota,
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