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Ébola en la RDC: «No hay vacunas ni tratamientos aprobados para luchar contra el virus Bundibugyo»

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By John Johnson
| Ideal Verified
John Johnson Responsable médico de vacunación y respuesta a epidemias de MSF 21/05/2026 Actualizado 22/05/2026 - 00:02h. Actualmente hay dos vacunas aprobadas contra el ébola, pero ninguna de ellas está aprobada para su uso en casos de infección por el virus de Bundibugyo.
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May 2026 to bring rare blue 'micromoon.' When Kentucky stargazers can see it

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By John Johnson
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
May 2026 will feature two full moons, including a rare blue moon at the end of the month. Both full moons are also "micromoons," meaning they occur when the moon is farthest from Earth. A blue moon is the second full moon to occur within the same calendar month. Despite the name, a blue moon does not actually appear blue in color. The month of May begins and ends with a full moon, giving stargazers a rare chance to see two in one month.
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Perspective: A government of laws, not of judges Original

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By John Johnson
| Deseret News Verified
It was John Adams who taught that the goal of a free government is to establish “a government of laws, and not of men.” That ideal — law above personal will — lies at the heart of our Constitution. And it is precisely that principle now being tested in Utah. A judiciary ascendant Late last night, Utah Judge Dianna Gibson issued a sweeping decision rejecting the Legislature’s congressional redistricting plan and ordering the adoption of a map drawn by the plaintiffs for the 2026 elections.
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