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Month: October 2022

CDC director tests positive for Covid-19

By Jamie Gumbrecht and Alaa Elassar, CNN Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, tested positive for Covid-19 Friday. Walensky is experiencing mild symptoms and is up-to-date on her Covid-19 vaccines, according to a statement released by the agency. Walensky received an updated Covid-19 booster in September. “Consistent with

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Aquรญ el motivo por el que los mosquitos se sienten mรกs atraรญdos por ciertas personas

Sofรญa Benavides (CNN) — Si siempre has sentido que eres un imรกn de mosquitos, los cientรญficos ahora tienen evidencia importante para ti: los mosquitos se sienten mรกs atraรญdos por ciertos humanos, segรบn un nuevo estudio. Un equipo de investigaciรณn dirigido por Leslie Vosshall, profesora de la Universidad Rockefeller y directora de su laboratorio de neurogenรฉtica

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RNC sues Google claiming campaign emails being sent to spam folders

By Mary Kay Mallonee, CNN The Republican National Committee is suing Google for allegedly sending its campaign emails to people’s spam folders. The RNC filed a lawsuit in federal court in California on Friday claiming that Google is, “unlawfully discriminating against the Republican National Committee (“RNC”) by throttling its email messages because of the RNC’s

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Residente de Jersรณn describe a su ciudad como un pueblo fantasma de gente exhausta y con escasez de medicamentos

Sofรญa Benavides (CNN) —ย Una residente de Jersรณn describiรณ la situaciรณn en la ciudad ocupada por Rusia como tensa, con personas โ€œemocionalmente exhaustasโ€, calles vacรญas desde la media tarde en adelante y soldados rusos a menudo vestidos de civil. La mujer fue contactada por CNN a travรฉs de un tercero, y hablรณ un poco antes de

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