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Month: August 2021

“Esta gente estaba en mal, mal estado”. Una mirada al interior de una biblioteca de Florida convertida en sitio de tratamiento de covid-19

olivertapia (CNN) — La escena en la biblioteca pública principal de Jacksonville era inquietante, recordó Louis López. Mientras esperaba un tratamiento con anticuerpos monoclonales contra el covid-19, vio personas tan enfermas que ni siquiera podían estar de pie. “Esta gente estaba en mal, mal estado”, dijo. Su experiencia el miércoles en la biblioteca, establecida por

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Fact check: Texas lieutenant governor falsely implies Black people to blame for Covid surge

By Holmes Lybrand and Tara Subramaniam, CNN The blame game over rising cases of Covid-19 continues along largely partisan lines, with Democrats attacking GOP governors who have banned measures like mask mandates and vaccine passports, and Republicans blaming the Biden administration’s border policy for the uptick in cases. The attacks heated up Thursday when Texas

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Fact check: Texas lieutenant governor falsely implies Black people to blame for Covid surge

By Holmes Lybrand and Tara Subramaniam, CNN The blame game over rising cases of Covid-19 continues along largely partisan lines, with Democrats attacking GOP governors who have banned measures like mask mandates and vaccine passports, and Republicans blaming the Biden administration’s border policy for the uptick in cases. The attacks heated up Thursday when Texas

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A California judge ruled Friday that Proposition 22 is unconstitutional. The proposition exempts firms like Uber and Lyft from having to classify their gig workers in the state as employees.

California judge rules gig worker initiative utilized by Uber and Lyft is unconstitutional

By Sara O’Brien and Paul LeBlanc, CNN A California judge ruled Friday that the costly and controversial 2020 ballot measure exempting firms like Uber and Lyft from having to classify their gig workers in the state as employees rather than as independent contractors is unconstitutional. Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Instacart and Uber-owned Postmates bankrolled Proposition 22,

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New roads to improve traffic flow for Lawson Elementary and Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Jefferson City

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KMIZ) New roads will be open Monday that were designed to help improve traffic flow for morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up times for car riding students at Lawson Elementary and Thomas Jefferson Middle School in Jefferson City. The primary road, Patriot Drive, connects Edgewood Drive and Fairgrounds Road. Lion Way comes off

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