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California man guilty of killing 3 after doorbell prank
Read full article: California man guilty of killing 3 after doorbell prankA Southern California man accused of killing three 16-year-old boys by intentionally ramming their car after they played a doorbell-ringing prank on him has been found guilty of murder.
Jury sides with Constellation in Corona hard seltzer case
Read full article: Jury sides with Constellation in Corona hard seltzer caseIn a case that hinged on the definition of “beer,” a federal jury has ruled that Constellation Brands can continue to sell Corona and Modelo hard seltzers in the U.S. Anheuser-Busch InBev and its Mexican subsidiary, Grupo Modelo, sued Constellation in 2021.
California high court won't hear Manson follower parole case
Read full article: California high court won't hear Manson follower parole caseThe California Supreme Court has denied a potential bid for freedom by Charles Manson follower Leslie Van Houten following Gov. Gavin Newsom’s rejection of her parole.
Germany keeps COVID restrictions as omicron infections soar
Read full article: Germany keeps COVID restrictions as omicron infections soarChancellor Olaf Scholz and Germany’s 16 state governors have decided to keep existing coronavirus restrictions in place and examine how best to use strained PCR test capacities as the highly contagious omicron variant fuels a steep rise in infections.
Daily COVID-19 infections jump in Czech Republic, Slovakia
Read full article: Daily COVID-19 infections jump in Czech Republic, SlovakiaCoronavirus cases have soared to a new record high in Slovakia, with some hospitals having to move COVID-19 patients elsewhere in the country because they couldn’t take any more.
Detective: Suspect's friends believed he had gun in theater
Read full article: Detective: Suspect's friends believed he had gun in theaterA man charged with fatally shooting two young people inside a Southern California movie theater was accompanied by three friends who told investigators they were alarmed because they believed he had brought a gun into the cinema.
1 arrested in shooting that wounded TikTok star, killed teen
Read full article: 1 arrested in shooting that wounded TikTok star, killed teenPolice say they have arrested a man in connection with a shooting that killed an 18-year-old woman and seriously wounded a 19-year-old social media influencer as they watched “The Forever Purge” at a Southern California movie theater.
AstraZeneca vaccinations resume in Europe after clot scare
Read full article: AstraZeneca vaccinations resume in Europe after clot scareBritain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson gestures after receiving the first dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine administered by nurse and Clinical Pod Lead, Lily Harrington at St.Thomas' Hospital in London, Friday, March 19, 2021. Johnson is one of several politicians across Europe, including French Prime Minister Jean Castex, getting a shot of the AstraZeneca vaccine on Friday. Amid these concerns, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson got an AstraZeneca jab at St. Thomas’ Hospital in south London, where he was treated in intensive care last April for COVID-19. Italian Premier Mario Draghi said he would get the AstraZeneca shot when it's time for his age group, and said his grown son had received it in London. Sweden, Norway and Denmark, which was the first country to pause using AstraZeneca, said they would wait another week before deciding whether to resume.
Things to Know: Fewer Black Americans are getting vaccinated
Read full article: Things to Know: Fewer Black Americans are getting vaccinatedEspinoza said she never imagined the virus would take the life of her 36-year-old husband, who managed a hospice nurse program. (AP Photo/Eugene Garcia)Here’s what’s happening Saturday with the pandemic in the U.S.:THREE THINGS TO KNOW TODAY:— An Associated Press analysis shows that Black people in many parts of the U.S. are lagging behind whites in receiving COVID-19 vaccinations. Statistics released by 17 states and two cities tell the same story: Through Jan. 25, Black people were getting inoculated at levels below their share of the general population. Ad— Hospital systems around the country are coming under fire over accusations that they are playing favorites when it comes to who gets the first crack at COVID-19 vaccines. In the past week, California has recorded an average of 544 daily COVID-19 deaths, and its pandemic death toll has reached 43,000.
Coronavirus might mean less Corona beer on Cinco de Mayo
Read full article: Coronavirus might mean less Corona beer on Cinco de MayoBut we’re referring to Corona beer and Cinco de Mayo. Typically, the dominant choice of beer for those celebrating Cinco de Mayo is Corona. But Corona likely will be consumed way less than usual due to the coronavirus pandemic, that is unrelated in name. In February, a report in the Denver Post said Corona was taking a public relations hit due to people fearing they would get coronavirus by drinking Corona. Cinco de Mayo has surpassed St. Patrick’s Day and the Super Bowl for beer consumption on one day, with Corona virtually holding a monopoly on advertising and sales for beer on Cinco de Mayo, according to Loop Insights.
Corona Arts Relief Program formed to help local artists
Read full article: Corona Arts Relief Program formed to help local artistsLuminaria and the City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts and Culture have put together the Corona Arts Relief Program to help each artist with $600 during this time when so many people are out of work. “All the theater work, I had a show at the Woodland Theater, recently, that I was music directing and it got postponed,” Ramirez said. So, he’s spreading the word about the arts relief program to his fellow musicians. “All her work is music and performance based.”Click here to fill out an application for the relief program. You can donate to the Corona Arts Relief Program by clicking here.
Survey: 38% of beer-drinking Americans won’t buy Corona beer amid coronavirus outbreak
Read full article: Survey: 38% of beer-drinking Americans won’t buy Corona beer amid coronavirus outbreakThe Mexican beer brand, Corona, is seeing a drop in sales amid the coronavirus outbreak. Well, according to a survey from 5WPR, 38% of beer-drinking Americans over the age of 21 won’t buy Corona beer out of fear that it could be connected to the coronavirus. Johnson City PD offers to test people’s meth amid coronavirus outbreakAccording to SEMrush, there has also been an uptick in searches for “corona beer virus” and “beer coronavirus,” since the outbreak began. Below are more of the study’s findings:38% of beer-drinking Americans would not buy Corona under any circumstancesAmong those who usually drink Corona, only 4% said they would stop drinking Corona. Alabama senator says he worked with Trump to keep Diamond Princess cruise ship evacuees in SA