5 things you need to know this September 15: Gavin Newsom survives recall in California

Blacks and Hispanics receive the least COVID-19 screening and vaccination tests in the United States. They could indict the Prime Minister of Haiti for the assassination of Jovenel Moïse. Apple presents the new iPhone 13 and more news. This is what you need to know to start the day. Truth first.

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Gavin Newsom will remain governor of California, projects CNN

California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom survived an attempt to remove him from office, according to a CNN Decision Desk screening. Newsom was bolstered by strong turnout among Democrats, who outnumber Republicans nearly 2 to 1 in the Golden State, but who initially seemed disinterested in the race.

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Blacks and Hispanics Receive the Fewest Covid-19 Screenings and Vaccines

Black and Hispanic people in the United States are more likely to contract COVID-19 and are more likely to be hospitalized or even die from the new coronavirus. But both groups are not getting enough tests yet and have not been sufficiently vaccinated in many states, according to new data compiled by Johns Hopkins University and shared exclusively with CNN.

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They could indict the prime minister of Haiti for the assassination

Haiti’s Attorney General Bedford Claude is seeking charges against Prime Minister Ariel Henry in connection with the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse and has prohibited him from leaving the country. The investigation into the murder has revealed dozens of suspects, including US and Colombian citizens, but government officials continue to search for a mastermind and motive. This is what we know.

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Bachelet reiterates concern about the deterioration of human rights in Nicaragua

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, reiterated her concern about the deterioration of human rights in Nicaragua, particularly civil and political rights, prior to the elections scheduled for November 7. According to Bachelet, his office documented the arbitrary detention of 36 people between May 28 and September 6, including political leaders, human rights defenders, businessmen, student leaders, journalists and seven presidential hopefuls.

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Hispanic Heritage Month begins

This September 15, Hispanic Heritage Month officially begins, which recognizes and celebrates the contributions of the community to the United States. To start with the festivities, we suggest you meet five Hispanics who have left their mark on the history of the North American country. Also, review here the areas with the most Hispanic presence in the United States. Follow our coverage of Hispanic Heritage Month here.

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iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, new iPad: these are all the news from Apple

Every year Apple surprises us with a series of new products, and in 2021 the company from Cupertino, California, introduced several versions of the iPhone 13, a new Apple Watch and two new iPad models. Here’s everything you need to know.

Mother reunites with her daughter who was kidnapped in 2007, when she was 6 years old

Angelica received a message on social networks from a 19-year-old girl who claimed to be her daughter. Jacqueline Hernández told him she was in Mexico and asked him to please meet her in Texas. And after years they were able to hug each other again.

Britney Spears deleted her Instagram account

Two days after announcing her engagement to her longtime boyfriend, Sam Asghari, the singer deleted her Instagram account. A close source says that “it was her decision” to delete the account and that it was something she “wanted to do for a while.”

6 signs it’s time to quit your job

You may have a few bad days at work or feel frustrated with your boss, but does that mean you have to quit? Here are 6 signs to consider when evaluating that decision.

Why are more and more travelers taking their pets by private jet?

It seems like it hasn’t been long since private jets were considered completely unattainable by anyone who wasn’t obscenely rich or famous, or both in some cases. But that changed: the use of this means of transport skyrocketed and more and more people are taking their pets on board..

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The number of the day

11.7 million

The U.S. poverty rate rose to 11.4% last year, but the first two rounds of federal stimulus payments helped keep 11.7 million Americans out of poverty, according to Census Bureau data.

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Quote of the day

“The defendants saw George Floyd lying on the ground in clear need of medical attention, and they deliberately failed to assist Floyd, thus acting with deliberate disregard for a substantial risk of harm to Floyd”

The four officers who were present at George Floyd’s arrest, who have pleaded “not guilty” to charges of violating his civil rights, also face one charge for failing to provide him with medical care.

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Selection of the day

How and how often should you wash sheets and duvets, according to experts

Two experts give us their best tips to wash covers and covers well. They also recommend products for best results.

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And to finish

Scientists raise $ 15 million to resurrect the ancient woolly mammoth

A group of geneticists at Harvard Medical School plan to bring the extinct woolly mammoth back to life and have just raised a capital of US $ 15 million to do so. What will be the purpose of these scientists? We explain it to you.