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Month: November 2023

Las autoridades sanitarias de EE.UU., preocupadas por el “alarmante” aumento de infecciones de sífilis en bebés, peligrosas y evitables

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las autoridades sanitarias estadounidenses reclaman medidas urgentes para frenar el alarmante aumento del número de bebés nacidos con sífilis. En los lactantes, la sífilis puede ser una infección grave, incapacitante y a veces mortal. Cuando los bebés la contraen en el útero de una madre infectada, se denomina sífilis congénita. Aumentan

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Lainey Wilson wins 5 CMA Awards including entertainer of the year, album of the year

By ANDREW DALTON AP Entertainment Writer Lainey Wilson took home five trophies including entertainer of the year Wednesday night at the Country Music Association Awards. The 31-year-old Louisiana singer was the undisputed star of the night at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena, where she also was named female vocalist of the year, won album of the year

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India bars protests that support the Palestinians. Analysts say a pro-Israel shift helps at home

By AIJAZ HUSSAIN and SHEIKH SAALIQ Associated Press SRINAGAR, India (AP) — From Western capitals to Muslim states, protest rallies over the Israel-Hamas war have made headlines. But one place known for its vocal pro-Palestinian stance has been conspicuously quiet: Indian-controlled Kashmir. Indian authorities have barred any solidarity protest in Muslim-majority Kashmir and asked Muslim

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Democrats will win control of Virginia legislature, CNN projects, in blow to Gov. Youngkin

By Gregory Krieg and Jack Forrest, CNN (CNN) — Democrats will win full control of the Virginia legislature, CNN projects, expanding their foothold in state government and effectively ending Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s hopes of governing with Republican majorities and enacting his conservative agenda. Virginia Democrats will flip the state House while retaining their majority in

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40 Filipinos flee war-ravaged Gaza Strip through Rafah crossing and arrive in Egypt

By JIM GOMEZ Associated Press MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Dozens of Filipinos fled from the war-ravaged Gaza Strip into Egypt through the Rafah crossing after Filipino diplomats negotiated for their safe passage and Qatar mediated for the border to be opened, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Wednesday. The 40 Filipinos were traveling to the

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