UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

FDA warns about a rare neurological condition linked to Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine; President Biden lays out the case for voting rights as the GOP leads state efforts to restrict voting access; and the latest on protests in Cuba as the government cracks down on political unrest.

Pfizer to meet with top U.S. health officials amid disagreements about the timing on Covid-19 vaccine booster shots; historic protests kick off in Cuba over food shortages and high prices during the pandemic; and billionaire Richard Branson successfully takes off into orbit.

Florida officials are working on plans to demolish what’s left of the Champlain Towers; the Trump Organization and its CFO were charged in a “sweeping and audacious” tax fraud scheme.; all US and coalition forces have left Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan; White House is sending teams to covid hot spots where vaccination rates remain low.

Trump Organization CFO surrenders to face charges; President Biden meets with families and first responders of Surfside collapse; the US Supreme Court upholds Arizona’s voting restrictions.

Summary: Search in Surfside building collapse stretches to day six; President Biden heads to Miami for Thursday meeting with families of Surfside collapse; House to vote on bill launching Jan.6th commission.

More than 150 people are still unaccounted for in the Surfside building collapse; President Biden orders airstrikes near Iraq-Syria border; the delta variant is now present in all but one US state.

Four dead and still 159 unaccounted for in Florida condo collapse; VP Harris visits the US-Mexico border; DOJ is suing Georgia over the state’s restrictive voting laws.

A tragic Miami Beach condo collapses, leaving at least one person dead, and over 50 unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue; President Biden announces a bipartisan infrastructure deal; and pop superstar Britney Spears delivers an emotional plea to be freed and alleges serious abuse in her personal and professional life.

President Biden to lay out plan to curb violent crime; Senate Republicans block voting rights bill; VP Kamala Harris announces visit to the border.

The Senate is voting today on an expansive voting rights bill; Supreme Court unanimously backs compensation to student athletes; relaxed gun laws in Texas are giving rise to concerns about vigintalism at the border.

Biden Admin to release $3,600 in child tax credits for children under 6; Claudette has strengthened in to a tropical storm and is making its way along the Southeast; officials warn Delta variant could cause a fall spike if more people don’t get vaccinated.

Federal workers will observe Juneteenth today after President Biden officially made it the 12th federal holiday; a tropical storm warning has been issued for parts of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama as a potential tropical cyclone moves towards the Gulf Coast; an El Salvador beach town embraces Bitcoin after Pres. Bukele announces plans to make it legal tender.

The Supreme Court dismisses a challenge to Obamacare for the third time; the Biden Administration rolls back Trump-era rules limiting domestic and gang violence victims from requesting asylum; health officials remain concerned about virus mutations and the unvaccinated.

Russia and the US agree to hold cybersecurity talks; Senate passes bill making Juneteenth a holiday; Mexican Consulate in L.A. announces imitative facilitating remittances.

President Biden travels to Geneva ahead of Putin summit; VP Harris meets with Dreamers and TPS recipients; the U.S. reaches 600,000 covid deaths.

President Biden and world leaders kick off the G7 summit; FDA orders J&J to throw out 60 million doses produced at troubled plant; VP Harris tells Univision’s Ilia Calderon that she plans to visit the border in exclusive interview.

President Biden meeting today with British PM Boris Johnson; Emma Coronel pleads guilty to drug trafficking and money laundering ; covid variant that first emerged in India is spreading rapidly around the world.

President Biden is traveling to Europe on the first overseas trip of his term; infrastructure talks between Biden and Republicans collapse; a 5-year-old Guatemalan girl was found wondering alone in the border.

VP Kamala Harris and Mexican President meet in Mexico City over the migrant crisis at the US border; Senate report details security failures; El Salvador’s president announces plans to make Bitcoin legal tender.