immigration law. Thelma Garcia, an immigration attorney in the Rio Grande Valley, the most heavily patrolled sector of the U.S.-Mexico border, said the CDC directive is being used to deny migrants access to America’s asylum system.”There are still problems in Central… Continue Reading
Giant Hornet KNOCKS OUT Coyote! A specimen was also found in White Rock, British Columbia, last November.Scientists suspect there are probably more of the insects than just the two spotted last year, which is why a public outreach campaign has… Continue Reading
“While the richer countries should, and are, spending 99% of their effort dealing with the challenge at home, the smartest strategy is to spend 1% of the effort trying to help contain it in these very, very poor, weak countries… Continue Reading
An inspirational backdrop to pause and reflect in these unprecedented times. “It will no doubt also be a massive boost to morale for everyone who works and is cared for at our hospital.” So proud to reveal this amazing piece… Continue Reading
and China Relations, told CBSN anchors Vladimir Duthiers and Anne-Marie Green. First published on May 7, 2020 / 4:25 PM Coronavirus: The Race To Respond Uber lost $2.9 billion in the first quarter Salon owner who defied order released from… Continue Reading
The British government launched an inquiry, and politicians, including London’s mayor Sadiq Khan, called for ethnicity data to be gathered and released.”If the information was collected and published in real time, it would help bring the true scale of the… Continue Reading
Army has confirmed they were former members of the Green Berets who were deployed to Iraq.U.S. The U.S. and more than 50 countries, had signed a $212 million contract with “hired mercenaries” using funds seized by the United States from… Continue Reading
More than 48% of the 1,460 detainees who have been screened for the virus have tested positive.Cases inside the agency’s sprawling network of county jails and private prisons have been growing substantially on a consistent basis, with the agency reporting… Continue Reading
Iraqi Parliament Media Office/Handout/REUTERS Erbil — After five months of difficult negotiations, Iraq’s parliament approved the intelligence chief Mustafa Al-Kadhimi as the country’s new prime minister on Thursday. Amid tensions with Iran, congressional Dems issue warning to Trump Iran sees lowest… Continue Reading
Additional hygiene and disinfection measures must be implemented, especially when sports equipment is shared. Leaving it to the statesGoing forward, the federal government will largely leave the responsibility for further easing to the states, but it’s imposing an upper limit on… Continue Reading
as “unwitting hitchhikers” “Murder hornets” are the newest lethal threat in the U.S. would not stand for drastic curbs on their personal freedom in the name of community health. That’s now the highest number in Europe and the second highest… Continue Reading
The hornets were also spotted in two locations in British Columbia in the fall, according to WSDA. Even if someone is not allergic to the hornet, multiple stings have the potential to kill.Conrad Bérubé, a beekeeper and entomologist in Nanaimo,… Continue Reading
labs with past and present ties to the Wuhan Institute of Virology have also fallen under US government scrutiny, with federal money pulled from at least one. “I’ve spent time in Chinese industrial cities doing HIV work, and I’ve got to tell… Continue Reading
Detected around 3 a.m. Sad news from everywhere. REDDI NARENDRA/REUTERS New Delhi — A gas leak at an industrial plant in southern India has killed at least 13 people and sickened hundreds more, police told CBS News on Thursday. Some children… Continue Reading
“And that does really, really worry us.” Coronavirus: The Race To Respond Uber lost $2.9 billion in the first quarter Salon owner who defied order released from jail More than 12,000 Catholic churches applied for PPP loans COVID-19 expected to… Continue Reading