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Con interminables pacientes de COVID, los médicos ‘sobreviven’ mientras Ómicron arrasa en hospitales
Después de dos años, los hospitales creían tener controlado el tratamiento de COVID-19. Pero Ómicron les ha golpeado más fuerte que nunca
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After two years, hospitals thought they had a handle on treating COVID-19. But Omicron has hit them harder than ever.
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As states agree to leave more water in the Colorado River reservoir, Native tribes get more involved after a history of being left on the water management sidelines.
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Como el lago Mead sigue disminuyendo, California, Arizona y Nevada acordaron reducir aún más su uso del agua del río Colorado.
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Exactly one year after the U.S. kicked off its vaccination campaign against COVID-19, cases are surging once again as the country cobbles together a response.
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With Lake Mead continuing to decline, California, Arizona and Nevada agreed to further cut their use of Colorado River water.
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¿Ómicron? A muchos estadounidenses la nueva variante los tiene sin cuidado
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The dangers of the Omicron COVID-19 variant are unknown. But many Americans aren’t very worried.
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Across the country, a widespread feeling of justice served in murder convictions of Ahmaud Arbery’s killers. But will there be a real sense of healing?
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As winter approaches, temperatures drop and families gather indoors for Thanksgiving, COVID-19 infection rates are going up.
