51 people assumed to be living in collapsed building are not accounted for, commissioner says

51 people assumed to be living in collapsed building are not accounted for, commissioner says

Miami-Dade Commissioner Sally Heyman said it currently excludes 51 people believed to be living in the partially collapsed part of the building. Heyman told CNN that these people “never called or called people to reach them.” Emergency officers ask people to call 305-614-1819 to report they are safe or family members to report their relatives … Read more

San Francisco to require all city workers be vaccinated for COVID-19

San Francisco to require all city workers be vaccinated for COVID-19

SAN FRANCISCO – In an announcement on Wednesday evening, the city of San Francisco told its 37,000 employees that they would either need to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or lose their jobs within 10 weeks of the Food and Drug Administration’s final approval of a coronavirus vaccine . This would make San Francisco the first … Read more

Live Updates: Biden’s Speech on Guns and Public Safety

Live Updates: Biden’s Speech on Guns and Public Safety

Here’s what you need to know: Video transcript Back transcript Biden Outlines Actions to Reduce Gun Violence President Biden announced new efforts to tackle gun violence on Wednesday, including cracking down on illegal sales and providing new funding for police departments and community-based organizations. Crime historically rises during the summer. And as we emerge from … Read more

Best VPNs of 2021 | CNN Underscored

Best VPNs of 2021 | CNN Underscored

CNN —   As the time we spend online continues to increase — especially as remote work has become the norm — it’s even more important than ever for people to protect all the personal data they store across the internet. That’s where a VPN comes in. A VPN, or virtual private network, disguises your … Read more

Connecticut legalizes recreational marijuana; weed legal in 19 states

Connecticut legalizes recreational marijuana; weed legal in 19 states

Connecticut became the 19th state to legalize recreational marijuana use Tuesday when Governor Ned Lamont signed a highly anticipated law aimed at eliminating racial inequalities resulting from the nation’s war on drugs. “We had the chance to learn from others, and I think we got it right here in Connecticut,” said Lamont, referring to multi-year … Read more

Adams Leads in N.Y.C. Mayoral Primary, but Ranked-Choice Awaits

Adams Leads in N.Y.C. Mayoral Primary, but Ranked-Choice Awaits

Shaun Donovan, a former federal building minister; Raymond J. McGuire, a former Citi executive; and Scott M. Stringer, the city auditor who all benefited from heavy television spending, had hoped to show unexpected strength through the ranking process, but may be too far behind according to the original count. Dianne Morales, a former non-profit executive, … Read more

COVID recovery could include lingering mental health concerns

Antolin „Kiko“ Ojeda posiert mit seiner Frau und seinem Sohn.  Ojeda hat seit seiner Genesung vom Coronavirus im Herbst psychische Probleme.

MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin – Antolin „Kiko“ Ojeda ist seit 2016 clean, aber es wird schwieriger für ihn, nüchtern zu bleiben, seit er sich vom Coronavirus erholt hat, sagt er. „Meine psychische Gesundheit scheint zusammengebrochen zu sein“, sagte Ojeda. „Wo ich alles richtig gut im Griff hatte … ist es fast so, als würde ich noch einmal … Read more

Covid-19 Updates: Colombia Surpasses 100,000 Deaths as Virus Pummels South America

Covid-19 Updates: Colombia Surpasses 100,000 Deaths as Virus Pummels South America

Here’s what you need to know: Relatives of Covid-19 victims spread their ashes at the natural reserve of Paramo de Guerrero in Cogua municipality, near Bogota on Monday.Credit…Raul Arboleda/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images Colombia, where a surging coronavirus and a dearth of vaccines have led to widespread protests, has surpassed 100,000 recorded Covid-19 deaths, just … Read more

Tortillas thrown at Latino team after California prep basketball game

Tortillas thrown at Latino team after California prep basketball game

A school district in the San Diego area apologized for a post-game basketball incident in which tortillas were thrown at a team at a primarily Latin American high school. The incident came after a championship game between Orange Glen and Coronado on Saturday, which Coronado won on his home team 60:57 in overtime. After the … Read more