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Month: October 2019

Atlanta defends its rainbow crosswalks as symbols of pride. Federal highway officials say it impacts road safety

Atlanta’s dazzling rainbow crosswalks won’t be repainted any time soon, the mayor said. The symbol of solidarity with the city’s LGBTQ residents will remain, the office of Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced, days before Atlanta’s Pride festivities begin. “Much like glitter, the crosswalk is here to stay indefinitely,” spokesman Michael Smith said in a statement

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GOP congressman ‘heartbroken’ over President’s Syria moves and says he no longer supports Trump

Republican Rep. John Shimkus of Illinois is going further than many of his fellow GOP lawmakers in criticizing President Donald Trump’s shift in Syria strategy, declaring he no longer supports Trump altogether because of the move. Even as congressional Republicans largely stand behind the President as he faces an impeachment inquiry in the House, lawmakers

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Cada año, 46 millones de estadounidenses padecen enfermedades mentales. Solo el 41% recibe ayuda; estas son las opciones

(CNN) — Se estima que 46 millones de adultos estadounidenses experimentan enfermedades mentales al año, pero solo el 41% recibe ayuda al respecto, según la Alianza Nacional sobre Enfermedades Mentales. Los problemas van desde la depresión y la ansiedad hasta el abuso de sustancias. Una razón importante por la que tantos no buscan ayuda es

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9 takeaways from CNN’s Equality Town Hall

2020 Democratic candidates pledged Thursday to fight for non-discrimination protections in federal law, ban harmful practices such as conversion therapy and lift restrictions on gay men donating blood. Nine of the party’s leading presidential contenders participated in CNN’s Equality Town Hall, co-hosted with the Human Rights Campaign on Thursday night in Los Angeles. The candidates

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Energy Secretary, ex-Texas Gov. Rick Perry subpoenaed by Congress in impeachment inquiry

U.S. House Democrats on Thursday issued a subpoena to Energy Secretary and former Texas Governor Rick Perry for documents related to the Trump administration’s contacts with Ukraine as part of the ongoing House impeachment inquiry. The subpoena was issued by the House Intelligence Committee in consultation with the House Foreign Affairs and Oversight committees. It

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NASA’s newest mission, ICON, has launched

NASA’s ICON mission to explore where Earth’s weather meets space weather launched Thursday evening at 10 p.m. ET from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. ICON was air-launched on Northrop Grumman’s L-1011 Stargrazer aircraft on the Pegasus XL rocket. A first attempt at 9:33 p.m. was aborted because communication was lost with the

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