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Month: November 2019

It’s not only humans who are right-handed. Dolphins also have a dominant side

It’s not just humans that are left or right-handed. Animals also show a clear preference for what scientists call “lateralized behavior.” Reindeer herds tend to circle in a counter-clockwise direction; giraffes move their left leg first when splaying their legs; chimpanzees and gorillas show a significant right-hand bias, while orangutans show the opposite. Now, scientists

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Tensa sesión en la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela por presencia de parlamentarios internacionales

(CNN Español) – Parlamentarios de España, Argentina y Costa Rica participaron en una reunión este martes en la Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela presidida por Juan Guaidó, quien es reconocido como presidente encargado del país por más de 50 países. En el marco de lo que denominaron como “Encuentro Parlamentario Mundial” se sumaron a la sesión parlamentaria

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House Democrats sue attorney general, commerce secretary to force them to comply with census question probe

The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday filed a lawsuit against Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to compel them to comply with subpoenas issued as part of their investigation into the Trump administration’s push to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. In the 85-page filing, the committee said the suit

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Migrant families have sent roughly 135 children across the U.S.-Mexico border alone, U.S. government says

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Migrant families have sent approximately 135 children across the US-Mexico border alone after waiting in squalid and unsafe conditions in Mexico as a result of a Trump administration policy. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services told CNN it has identified approximately 135 children in their custody who previously arrived at

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US says Russian troops are destabilizing Libya

Russia has deployed military forces to Libya that are “de-stabilizing” the North African country, a top State Department official warned Tuesday. David Schenker, the State Department’s assistant secretary for near eastern affairs, told reporters that Russia is deploying troops in “significant” numbers to support Libyan Gen. Khalifa Haftar, whose Libyan National Army launched an April

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Washington Post: Elijah Cummings’ daughters support former staffer instead of his widow in race for his old seat

Two daughters of the late Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland on Tuesday endorsed their father’s former staffer Harry Spikes, instead of Cummings’ widow, in the race to fill the congressman’s seat, The Washington Post reported. The congressman died in October and there is now a crowded race to fill his spot on Capitol Hill.

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Syracuse announces improvements to security and student support after racist incidents plague campus

Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud released a letter to the university community Monday detailing his plans to improve campus security and well-being after a spate of racist incidents plagued the campus earlier this month. While a student was arrested last week in connection to some graffiti and four students were suspended in connection with using

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READ: Judiciary Chairman’s invite to Trump and his lawyers to take part in upcoming impeachment hearings

House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler, a Democrat from New York, sent a letter to President Donald Trump on Tuesday notifying him of public impeachment hearings next week and inviting the President and his counsel to participate, including asking questions of the witnesses. Read Nadler’s letter to Trump here: cnn.com/2019/11/26/politics/nadler-trump-impeachment-invite/index.html

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Las Cruces man accused of beating, nearly strangling to death wife over 3-day period is released without posting bond

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — A Las Cruces man who police said attacked his wife over a three-day period, repeatedly beating her and “strangling the woman to the point she nearly lost consciousness,” has been released from jail on his own recognizance. Carlos Herrera was freed from the Dona Ana County Detention Center without having

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