They find apparent human remains during the search for Brian Laundrie.
They approve extradition to the United States of 'Pollo' Carvajal, former director of Intelligence of Venezuela.
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FDA Authorizes Moderna and Janssen Booster Doses
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized booster doses of the COVID-19 vaccines made by Moderna and Johnson & Johnson on Wednesday and also said that any of the three vaccines Licenses could be used as reinforcement in a "mix and match" approach.
Booster shots may soon be recommended for people over 40
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Apparent human remains found during search for Brian Laundrie
FBI investigators found what appear to be human remains, along with personal items, such as a backpack and notebook, belonging to Brian Laundrie, who was Gabby Petito's fiancé.
The apparent remains found in a Florida park are most likely Brian Laundrie's, says family lawyer
Apparent human remains found in search of Laundrie 1:58
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They approve extradition to the United States of 'Pollo' Carvajal, former director of Intelligence of Venezuela
The Supreme Court of Spain approved the extradition of former Venezuelan intelligence director Hugo Armando Carvajal Barrios, also known as "El Pollo", to the United States.
Carvajal was arrested in Madrid last month for his alleged involvement in large-scale drug trafficking activities, the United States Department of Justice noted at the time.
Hugo Carvajal would be extradited to the United States 0:47
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Homicides, prison riots and a state of exception: why is there a wave of violence in Ecuador?
Homicides, drug trafficking, bloody prison riots, theft of homes, vehicles and people: Ecuador is suffering a wave of violence that has generated deep fear in the population.
Due to this, President Guillermo Lasso decreed this Monday a state of exception due to "serious internal commotion" throughout the national territory.
What happen?
Ecuador's plan to fight drug trafficking 2:22
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Nikolas Cruz Pleads Guilty to Murder Charges in Parkland Massacre
Nikolas Cruz, the gunman who carried out the massacre of students and teachers at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in February 2018, pleaded guilty in a Florida court Wednesday to 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder. .
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What does Nikolas Cruz face after pleading guilty?
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Facebook plans to change its name
Facebook plans to rebrand with a new metaverse-centric name, The Verge website reported.
This comes as the tech giant comes under fire from regulators around the world for its business practices.
Facebook plans to change its name, according to a report 0:41
Feminists sue the Miss France pageant for demanding that the contestants be at least 1.65 meters tall, single and have no children
Miss France, the 101-year-old beauty pageant in the country, is being sued by a group of feminist activists and three applicants who failed to qualify for alleged discriminatory entry requirements.
Keep your brain alert when finding the 'sweet spot' for sleep
Sleeping too little or too much sleep can contribute to cognitive decline, according to a study, but getting the "right" number of hours can keep the brain alert.
How long does it take to recover from lack of sleep?
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These toiletries could get more expensive soon
Procter & Gamble, one of the largest manufacturers of consumer goods in the United States, said it will increase prices for certain grooming, beauty and oral care products for retail customers to combat rising costs.
America needs 80,000 truckers.
Here the details 0:56
This application allows you to take 3D videos and make holograms from your iPhone
When you view a 3D image of a real person in a video game or as a visual effect on film, that virtual human has generally been constructed through an intricate process known as "volumetric capture."
iPhone 13: these are all its news 1:47
The number of the day
US $ 66,000
The price of bitcoin hit a new high: above $ 66,000.
This could make bitcoin bigger than ever 0:58
Quote of the day
"(The Bolsonaro government) omitted and chose to act in a non-technical and reckless manner in the fight against the pandemic ... deliberately exposing the population to a concrete risk of massive infection"
Senators from Brazil presented a report accusing Jair Bolsonaro of 10 crimes, including crimes against humanity.
Keys that would point to Bolsonaro of crimes before covid 1:54
Day selection
A Beginner's Guide to Stargazing
Everything you need to observe the stars: applications, telescopes and even expert advice to take the best photos.
And to finish...
Reporter shows dozens of turkeys trick during live broadcast
Trick of a reporter with many turkeys surprises on TV 3:06
CNN reporter Anna Stewart applauded as she reported on global supply chain disruptions from a farm in Essex.
The curious reaction of the dozens of turkeys that surrounded her was on video.