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Month: July 2022

Casey White, the Alabama prisoner who escaped with a corrections officer, has been indicted for murder in her death

By Josh Campbell, Melissa Alonso and Dakin Andone, CNN Casey White, the inmate who escaped from an Alabama jail with corrections officer Vicky White, has been indicted for felony murder in connection to her death, according to Lauderdale County Circuit Court documents. The indictment alleges Casey White, while committing first-degree escape, “caused the death of

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Drug-resistant infections and deaths among hospital patients grew amid Covid-19 pandemic

CNN, NYC MEDIA By Deidre McPhillips, CNN Years of progress the United States had made in fighting drug-resistant infections were largely erased during the Covid-19 pandemic, with hospital-acquired infections and resulting deaths growing 15% in 2020. A special report released Tuesday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that more than 29,400

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Cómo cobrar el Ingreso Solidario en Colombia a través de Nequi, SuperGiros, Bancolombia y Daviplata

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — Los beneficiarios de Ingreso Solidario, una ayuda del Estado creada durante la pandemia de covid-19 para ayudar a las familias de más escasos recursos en Colombia, pueden reclamar sus abonos a través de billeteras digitales o giros postales, sin importar si tienen o no cuentas bancarias. Las billeteras digitales

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Little league teams have pulled out of a state championship after a gunfire scare at a baseball game

By Melissa Alonso and Michelle Krupa, CNN Little league teams have pulled out of the North Carolina state championship tournament after gunshots erupted during a weekend game, their organizers said Monday in social media posts. “Our 8U Machine Pitch team had to withdraw from the State Championship tournament in Wilson, North Carolina,” read Wilmington Little

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Researchers just gave developing nations a scientific basis for legal action against US, China for climate damages

CNN By Ella Nilsen, CNN Researchers in a new study have put actual dollar figures on economic harm caused by the countries most responsible for the climate crisis, and the ground-breaking data could serve as a starting point for legal action against the world’s wealthiest nations. The Dartmouth College study found that just five of

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