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Month: November 2019

Jerry Sandusky resentenced to same prison term

Convicted child molester Jerry Sandusky was resentenced Friday to 30 to 60 years in prison, the same penalty that was previously overturned, according to Kendra Miknis, court administrator for Centre County in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. The former Penn State assistant football coach’s initial sentence of at least 30 years in prison was overturned in February by

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Sacha Baron Cohen calls social media ‘the greatest propaganda machine in history’

Sacha Baron Cohen has had it with social media. Speaking at the Anti Defamation League’s International Leadership summit on Thursday night, where he was accepting an award, the actor and comedian criticized social media — especially Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube — as “the greatest propaganda machine in history.” Baron Cohen blamed the tech companies for

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A Boston College student is accused of telling her boyfriend to kill himself. She just made their last text messages public

A former Boston College student accused of encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself appears to have pleaded with him to “stop,” according to text messages released by a public relations firm representing her. Inyoung You, 21, was indicted on an involuntary manslaughter charge in connection with death of Alexander Urtula, 22, who jumped from a

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La comida china ha conquistado el mundo, ¿pero estamos listos para la hamburguesa de burro?

(CNN) — Desde las empanadillas al vapor (dumplings) hasta la olla caliente, la comida tradicional china a menudo ha demostrado ser muy popular en Occidente. Ahora, los dueños de restaurantes chinos esperan haber encontrado el siguiente manjar para romper el mercado occidental: las hamburguesas de burro. En Beijing, el plato inusual es indudablemente popular. A

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Las 10 pinturas más famosas del mundo

(CNN) — Cada año, miles de millones de dólares en arte pasan por las casas de subastas internacionales, mientras que los principales museos tienen decenas de miles, incluso cientos de miles, de obras de arte en sus colecciones. Pero muy pocos logran la fama requerida para ser realmente considerados nombres conocidos. Como “famoso” es un

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Russian nuclear scientists killed in accident were working on ‘cutting-edge’ military technologies, Putin claims

An accident at a Russian military test site that claimed the lives of five nuclear agency workers and sent radiation levels spiking is likely to remain shrouded in mystery, after Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov on Friday said information around the incident would stay “strictly classified.” The explosion, which happened during the summer near the village

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¿Qué sucede en Bolivia?

Nota del editor: Carlos Alberto Montaner es escritor y analista político de CNN. Sus columnas se publican en decenas de diarios de España, Estados Unidos y América Latina. Montaner es, además, vicepresidente de la Internacional Liberal. (CNN Español) — En Bolivia hay un pulso entre el gobierno interino presidido por Jeanine Áñez y el expresidente

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Christopher Walken couldn’t escape popularity of ‘SNL’ cowbell sketch, according to Will Ferrell

“Saturday Night Live” can bring laughter into people’s lives, but can it ruin them? It’s possible, according to Will Ferrell and the story he told about Christopher Walken on the “Tonight Show.” Ferrell, who will host “SNL” for the fifth time this weekend, recalled to his former colleague Jimmy Fallon a backstage encounter with Walken

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