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Cuba will implement a nightly curfew in Havana to combat Covid-19 spread From CNNs Patrick Oppmann A woman walks near a graffiti with the Cuban flag in Havana, on January 12, 2021. Yamil Lage/AFP/Getty Images Cubas capital city Havana will implement a nightly curfew starting Friday, according to the islands state-run media.  People will not be able to leave their homes after 9 p.m. local time without special permission, according to Luis Torres, the president of Havanas defense council, as re...

Louisiana governor asks residents to wear masks as more contagious variant is confirmed in state  From CNN’s Amanda Watts  Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards implored residents to continue to wear a mask as the UK variant is confirmed in states across the nation. Last week the Louisiana State Department of Health identified at least one case of the UK variant in its state.   “This variant spreads more easily from one person to another than other viral strains...

How major European countries are progressing with their vaccine rollouts From CNNs Tim Lister, Claudia Otto in Berlin, Antonia Mortensen in Milan, Saskya Vandoorne in Paris Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine supplies arrive at the Pisa International Airport in Italy, on January 12. Enrico Mattia Del Punta/NurPhoto/Getty Images The European Union kicked off its coronavirus vaccination campaign at the end of last month, and the number of people receiving shots is increasing, though some countries are farin...

12:27 p.m. ET, January 13, 2021 Reasons to be cheerful: Vaccines expert explains why he thinks US can stop spread of virus by June From CNN Health’s Naomi Thomas A health care worker administers a Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine in Pompano Beach, Florida, on January 6. Joe Raedle/Getty Images Even as the United States broke a record for the number of Covid-19 deaths reported in a single day, Dr. Paul Offit told CNN’s New Day there were several reasons to be hopeful that the coronavirus si...

3:41 p.m. ET, December 28, 2020 CEO of L.A. hospital says staff may have to ration care if number of coronavirus patients rises From CNN’s Lauren Mascarenhas Dr. Elaine Batchlor, CEO of Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Los Angeles, speaks with CNN on December 28. CNN Dr. Elaine Batchlor, CEO of Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in Los Angeles, said Monday that staff may soon have to ration care if the number of coronavirus patients rises. Batchlor said her hospital is so o...

Weeks that thought he -- the protests were getting more and more violent. actually supporting the protesters and yesterday it was just an incredibly historic day. needed to step down. he had done just that. he was still defiant but he said that to void blood shed, hell no longer be president. were waiting to see who will now be president. whether it will be new elections. for the moment, hes not going to take the offer of asylum. even though he may face arrests that he is staying put and continu...

Funerals will take place today for six more american victims of the massacre in mexico. three other victims were laid to rest yesterday. this as cnn has obtained audio that captures the confusion among family members immediately after the attack. cnns patrick oppmann has more. >> reporter: there were three mothers and 14 children driving to a wedding. it was supposed to be a moment of joy for this american community of mormons who have lived just across the border from the u.s. in mexico for gen...

President donald j. trump come november 3rd of next year. >> reporter: and republicans are building a massive ground game in 18 states across the country. john, one of the biggest differences, the trump campaign is far more organized than four years ago. of course he does not know who hell be running against. another candidate joe biden coming here to new hampshire in just a few hours to also file his paperwork for the new hampshire primary ballot. john? >> considering four years ago there was n...

Large amount of ammunition. its unknown if those hostages were related to the family. cnns patrick oppmann is following the story from mexico city. oe early on there were questions as to whether these were mistaken targets? do we now know if they were the intentional targets of this attack? >> you know, despite all the horrible details coming out, we really dont know that much more. the family members have said very clearly that there was not a gunfight going on. they did not wander into a confl...

U.s. category 2 storm by tuesday evening. bermuda potentially feel the impacts of a strong atlantic hurricane. that is something to watch if you have family or friends in that area, late wednesday, early thursday time frame. here is the projected probability of tropical storm force winds. they are moving quickly from the southeast coast. good news florida, georgia, carolinas, only a few scattered showers and strong wind gusts. we are monitoring a disturbance across the gulf of mexico that could ...