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Month: February 2022

A healthcare worker Desirae Velasquez administers a Covid-19 test to Maria Lemus at a testing facility in Los Angeles

Covid-19 daily case rates plunge to one-sixth the record high reached a month ago. But thousands are still dying from Covid-19 every day

By Deidre McPhillips and Holly Yan, CNN While new Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations keep tumbling, more than 2,000 Americans are still dying every day from Covid-19. The US is now averaging 136,190 new Covid-19 cases a day, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. That’s a 44% plunge from last week. New Covid-19 cases have

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Edward McAlanis at the US Capitol on January 6

Man sentenced to probation in US Capitol attack after revealing he lost his job and now delivers pizza

By Andrew Millman and Casey Gannon A former Pennsylvania insurance salesman who participated in the US Capitol attack was sentenced Tuesday to six months’ probation after revealing he had lost his job and now works as a part-time pizza delivery driver. Edward McAlanis, from Lancaster County, says he was fired for his participation in the

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¿Cómo saber si soy jurado de votación para las elecciones de Congreso de la República de Colombia de 2022?

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — El próximo 13 de marzo se celebran las elecciones legislativas de Colombia, en las que los colombianos elegirán a los representantes del nuevo Congreso de la República. Durante la jornada hay una figura clave que resulta fundamental para llevar a cabo estos comicios con normalidad: los jurados de votación, quienes

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California bills aim at social media, medical disinformation

By DON THOMPSON Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Two California Democratic lawmakers are targeting pandemic disinformation they say has received a broad audience and misplaced credibility through social media. Both legislators rejected concerns Tuesday that their legislation might carry free speech or business privacy considerations. Sen. Richard Pan’s proposal would require online platforms like

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Biden afirma que Estados Unidos está dispuesto a “dar todas las oportunidades de éxito a la diplomacia” para desescalar la crisis entre Rusia y Ucrania

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) —   El presidente Joe Biden hizo un llamamiento para que la diplomacia continúe mientras el mundo está a la expectativa de si el presidente de Rusia Vladimir Putin ordena una invasión de la vecina Ucrania, y recalcó a los ciudadanos rusos que EE.UU. no es su enemigo. En un discurso pronunciado este

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Ex-Leavenworth prison officers admit to smuggling contraband

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Two former officers at the Leavenworth Detention Center admitted to smuggling contraband into the prison. Federal prosecutors announced that the officers pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to accept bribes and provide contraband to inmates of a federal prison. Prosecutors said 26-year-old Jacqueline Sifuentes, of Laredo, Texas, smuggled methamphetamine, marijuana and tobacco

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Ex-Leavenworth prison officers admit to smuggling contraband

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Two former officers at the Leavenworth Detention Center admitted to smuggling contraband into the prison. Federal prosecutors announced that the officers pleaded guilty Tuesday to conspiracy to accept bribes and provide contraband to inmates of a federal prison. Prosecutors said 26-year-old Jacqueline Sifuentes, of Laredo, Texas, smuggled methamphetamine, marijuana and tobacco

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