By Dejania Oliver, CNN Rapid antigen Covid-19 tests, better known as home tests, have become more common in households across the country as supplies have increased. These tests are designed to give you results in less than 30 minutes from the comfort of your own home. But if you have several boxes of them stored
Continue ReadingBy DANIELLA MATAR AP Sports Writer Charles Leclerc is hoping he won’t be looking back at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix as the weekend where he lost the Formula One title. A dominant victory from Max Verstappen on Sunday saw the reigning F1 champion almost halve the gap in the standings to Leclerc. Leclerc could have
Continue ReadingBy JUAN A. LOZANO Associated Press HOUSTON (AP) — The execution of Melissa Lucio is off. At least for now. Lucio, 52, had been set to be executed by lethal injection Wednesday for the death of her 2-year-old daughter Mariah in Harlingen, a city of about 75,000 in Texas’ southern tip. The Texas Court of
Continue ReadingBERLIN (AP) — A Gambian man has gone on trial in Germany for his alleged role in the killing of government critics in the West African country over 15 years ago. The 46-year-old suspect is charged with crimes against humanity, murder and attempted murder. The suspect did not respond to the charges as the trial
Continue ReadingBy ILAN BEN ZION Associated Press JERUSALEM (AP) — A key partner in Israel’s governing coalition says that all the factions are working to try and keep the fragile coalition afloat, less than a year after it was sworn into office. The coalition has come under threat by internal squabbles and escalating violence with the
Continue ReadingBy Emiko Jozuka and Lianne Kolirin, CNN Kane Tanaka, the world’s oldest person, has died in Japan aged 119, according to a statement released by the country’s Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. Tanaka, who was born on January 2, 1903, died on April 19, the ministry said. Guinness World Records said they were saddened
Continue ReadingBy Paul LeBlanc, CNN Lawmakers return to Washington this week with a lot to consider. Discussions over Covid-19 funding, aid to Ukraine, and US Southern border policy will all compete for time, as Congress looks ahead to looming midterm elections in November. Here’s what we’re watching this week: Covid-19 funding. The Biden administration will renew
Continue ReadingMelissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Antony Blinken, dijo este domingo durante un viaje no anunciado a Kyiv que los diplomáticos estadounidenses regresarían a Ucrania esta semana, según informó un alto funcionario del Departamento de Estado, que caracterizó la medida como un fuerte mensaje de solidaridad de Estados Unidos
Continue ReadingBy Toyin Owoseje, CNN Britney Spears says she is taking a break from social media, weeks after telling the world she is pregnant with her third child. The 40-year-old pop star revealed in an Instagram post on Sunday that she will be stepping back “for a little while.” “I’m going on a social media hiatus
Continue ReadingBy FADI TAWIL Associated Press TRIPOLI, Lebanon (AP) — Funerals have been held across northern Lebanon for seven people killed when a tiny boat packed with migrants sank over the weekend as the Lebanese navy tried to force it back to shore. The vessel was carrying nearly 60 people — many times its capacity —
Continue ReadingTHE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Dutch public prosecutor’s office has opened a criminal investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct at the “The Voice of Holland” talent show. The prosecutor’s office said Monday it’s acting on five complaints against four people at the television show. Authorities now officially considered them suspects after the first allegations
Continue ReadingBy Ariel Edwards-Levy and Rachel Janfaza, CNN Just 41% of young Americans approve of President Joe Biden’s job performance, according to a new Harvard Institute of Politics poll of adults ages 18-29 released on Monday. That’s down from 46% in fall 2021 and a 59% majority last spring — a trend also seen in other
Continue ReadingBy LIZ WESTON of NerdWallet Much of your personal data is likely being tracked and sold, including your location and online activity. This information helps marketers target you and may leave you vulnerable to scams. While the most effective protections must come from lawmakers and regulators, you can up-level your privacy with just a few
Continue ReadingBy LIZ WESTON of NerdWallet Much of your personal data is likely being tracked and sold, including your location and online activity. This information helps marketers target you and may leave you vulnerable to scams. While the most effective protections must come from lawmakers and regulators, you can up-level your privacy with just a few
Continue ReadingCNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN Many utility companies have been lenient about late payments — or no payments at all — due to the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. But now, a growing number of Americans who have not paid their bills for an extended period of time are receiving notices to pay
Continue ReadingCNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN Many utility companies have been lenient about late payments — or no payments at all — due to the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. But now, a growing number of Americans who have not paid their bills for an extended period of time are receiving notices to pay
Continue ReadingCNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN Many utility companies have been lenient about late payments — or no payments at all — due to the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. But now, a growing number of Americans who have not paid their bills for an extended period of time are receiving notices to pay
Continue ReadingCNN By Alexandra Meeks, CNN Many utility companies have been lenient about late payments — or no payments at all — due to the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. But now, a growing number of Americans who have not paid their bills for an extended period of time are receiving notices to pay
Continue ReadingBy Alexandra Meeks, CNN Many utility companies have been lenient about late payments — or no payments at all — due to the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. But now, a growing number of Americans who have not paid their bills for an extended period of time are receiving notices to pay up
Continue ReadingBy MARI YAMAGUCHI Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — Japanese officials say the Ukrainian government has removed a photo of Japanese wartime Emperor Hirohito from a video showing him with Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini after Tokyo protested. They say Japan’s support for Ukrainians defending their country from Russia’s invasion won’t be changed by what they
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