Новости за 24.12.2020

At least one person on board suspected why Isaias Hernandez had fallen ill on the United Airlines flight to LAX. The coroner in Jefferson Parish, La. confirmed that suspicion a week later, listing "acute respiratory failure; COVID-19" as the cause of death.

The appointment of Shirley Weber as California's secretary of state is historic. But it's also a consolation prize for the U.S. Senate seat Black women didn't.

PM out of touch with carbon tax Re: How Alberta Needs to Unite Opposition to the Crippling Liberal Carbon Tax, Opinion, Dec. 19  The Prime Minister’s recent announcement (in the midst of a pandemic) of a carbon tax increase from $30 to $170 per tonne over the next nine years is scandalous. To further link […]

How workers and residents of long-term-care facilities are enduring a pandemic Christmas.

For years — decades, even — B2B payment leaders and innovators had been talking about the digitization of corporate payments within accounts receivable (AR) and accounts payable (AP) departments. But for many organizations, this trend had been more talk than action. Then, the pandemic hit, and suddenly the paper check was no longer viable in […]

Latinos in California are reuniting with their loved ones in Mexico and Central America at the holidays despite dangers posed by COVID-19.

After the civil rights movement, John Lewis moved from protest to politics. But he remained optimistic about the Black freedom struggles of the twenty-first century.

From antitrust lawsuits to a potential privacy law to limits on free speech protections, Silicon Valley will face calls for more regulation in the coming year.

Are we alone in the universe? Many discoveries about aliens in 2020 seemed to increase the prospect of extraterrestrial entities existing.

First no response from the Republicans on the most obvious and corrupt election in world history and now Congressional Republicans want to stop the President’s wishes for providing more in COVID payments to the people. Joe Biden manufactured 20 million or more votes in the 2020 election in November to steal the race away from…

From last night's pizza to tonight's movie night popcorn, these top-rated microwaves are up to the challenge.

The CEO of an autonomous delivery company looks at trends for the coming year and predicts increasing technology adoption and company consolidation.

What is it about the Hunter Biden investigation that forces news organizations to run the other way?

OGDEN, Utah (AP) - Students have spent an unprecedented amount of time learning online this year - some by choice, some by mandate, others by necessity. Simultaneously, headlines across the country have reported a steep increase in failing grades.

Harry Winks’ individual stats from his performance against Stoke City yesterday highlighted how the England international put in a near-flawless display. The midfielder got the nod to start alongside Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in the middle of the park on the back of his decent second-half cameo against Leicester City on Sunday. With Giovani Lo Celso and […]

After the sun set on his World Rally Championship career, Kris Meeke is preparing to take on the famed Dakar Rally for the first time in January.

The star can’t help but bring decency to Paul Greengrass’s lean, efficient western set in 1870s Texas.

Here are our favorite new and old iPad games that we've played this year.

Jaguar's electric SUV doesn't boast the longest range, but this solid performer will only get better with next year's updates.

The Inland Empire has become the hotbed of the COVID-19 spread even as officials sue the state to ease restrictions.

Now is not the time to lock any doors to either perception or understanding; we should certainly not be discounting ancient sources of knowledge out of hand.

In "Comfort and Joy," Justice League combined humor and heart to tell a story about grief during the holidays.

"Soul" is the latest movie of 2020 set to skip theaters and come straight to streaming services, with Pixar offering their latest movie as a Christmas treat for fans.

Director Tommy Oliver and subject Mike Africa Jr. lay bare the brutal 1970s reign of mayor Frank Rizzo, and how the majority-Black MOVE organization suffered as a result.