JOHANNESBURG (AP) – Africa’s first participation in a COVID-19 vaccine trial began Wednesday when nervous volunteers received injections, while authorities said the continent of 1.3 billion people cannot be left behind. The large-scale trial of the vaccine developed at the University of Oxford in Great Britain is being carried out …
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The mother of “ER” actress Vanessa Márquez, who was shot by police at her home in 2018, filed a lawsuit against the city of South Pasadena on Wednesday. The lawsuit, filed in the Los Angeles Superior Court, claims that paramedics were conducting a wellness check on Marquez, 49, when police …
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Pearl Jam flew the cobwebs on Wednesday night (June 24) for “All in WA,” a virtual benefit concert for workers and families affected by COVID-19 throughout Washington state. The legendary Seattle rockers unveiled their first live performance of “Dance Of The Clairvoyants,” the post-punk single taken from their highly anticipated …
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Somewhere, Paul Blart is shedding a tear. Your beloved Segway is rolling into the mists of history. Segway has announced that it is finalizing production of its two-wheeled personal transporter, which galvanized the world when it debuted in the early 21st century. The overheated media coverage at the time claimed …
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The United States agency in charge of processing immigration applications has said it is preparing to suspend almost 70 percent of its workforce unless it receives new funds, a move that employees say would halt an already delayed system. . The US Citizenship and Immigration Service. USA (USCIS), an agency …
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