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Month: November 2019

US-China trade hopes leave Asian markets mixed

Asian stocks were mixed on Friday, with investors reacting cautiously to signs of a thaw in US-China trade tensions. A spokesman for China’s Ministry of Commerce told reporters Thursday afternoon that US and Chinese negotiators have discussed rolling back tariffs, saying the rollbacks could happen even before a “phase one” trade deal is signed. The

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Un esqueleto de 200 años con una sola pierna encontrado en Rusia sería el de un general de Napoleón Bonaparte

(CNN) — Un esqueleto con una sola pierna descubierto por un equipo de arqueólogos sería de Charles Etienne Gudin, uno de los generales de Napoleón Bonaparte, según el historiador y exsoldado francés Pierre Malinowski. Un equipo de arqueólogos franceses y rusos descubrió el esqueleto de 200 años en julio, durante una excavación en la ciudad

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A girl who begged for her dad’s release after the Mississippi ICE raids reunited with her father

Magdalena Gomez Gregorio hugged her father for the first time in months after she tearfully begged in front of reporters for his release following a massive immigration sweep in Mississippi. Her father, Andres Gomez-Jorge, was released from immigration detention last week after relatives and friends raised funds to pay his $7,500 bond. His daughter’s voice

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Hurricane Dorian: Alabama forecasters say they didn’t know about Trump’s misinformation

The government weather forecasters who swatted down President Donald Trump’s incorrect claim that Hurricane Dorian was headed for Alabama did so without realizing he was the source of the misinformation, according to newly released internal documents. The National Weather Service’s Birmingham office was responding to an “increase in calls from anxious and panicked citizens and

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