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Month: October 2019

Activistas en Panamá rechazan declaraciones de diputado que dijo que “los gays no pueden entrar” a la Asamblea Nacional

(CNN Español) — Activistas de la comunidad LGTBI rechazaron este martes los comentarios del diputado Jairo Salazar Ramirez quien dijo que “los gays no pueden entrar” a la Asamblea Nacional. Las declaraciones del diputado sucedieron en el marco de las protestas este martes donde numerosos civiles, entre esos manifestantes de la comunidad LGBTI, protestaban en

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State Department official to testify that John Bolton warned about influence of Rudy Giuliani on Ukraine

Former national security adviser John Bolton cautioned about the influence Rudy Giuliani had on US-Ukraine policymaking during a meeting in mid-June with top US officials, a career foreign service officer plans to tell Congress on Wednesday, according to a copy of his opening statement obtained by CNN. Christopher Anderson, who was the assistant to former

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All your wildfire questions answered

Firefighters in California are battling over a dozen wildfires that have displaced thousands of people and left over a million without power. Wildfires are growing deadlier and more destructive each year. For those outside of the area who might be unfamiliar with the phenomenon, here’s everything you need to know about wildfires. How do wildfires

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The NCAA blinked, and it’s about time

The NCAA has bowed down under pressure. The days of virtually everyone involved in college sports — schools, coaches, media companies, advertisers — banking billions of dollars off the backs of student athletes while those young men and women are denied the right to make a dime are coming to an end. And it’s about

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How the Democrats’ impeachment rules neutralize some key Republican complaints

From the moment House Democrats launched their impeachment inquiry, President Donald Trump and Republicans have criticized the process as a partisan “witch hunt.” Republicans have highlighted the secluded nature of the investigation, with key depositions unfolding in private. They’ve complained about the rules preventing most lawmakers from participating in the hearings. Broadly speaking, Republicans have

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Man sentenced as habitual felon

Click here for updates on this story     Burnsville (WLOS) — A Yancey County man has been sentenced to more than six years in prison for numerous driving offenses and for being a habitual felon. Marvin Jack Taylor was convicted on Oct. 22 of felony flee to elude Arrest with a motor vehicle, resisting a public

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Power company says it is likely responsible for starting one of the most destructive fires in California history

Southern California Edison has acknowledged that it may be responsible for starting last year’s Woolsey Fire following an investigation by a fire department, the company said in a statement. “Absent additional evidence, SCE believes it is likely that its equipment was associated with the ignition of the Woolsey Fire,” the statement said. The Woolsey Fire,

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