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Month: December 2019

Christmas Fast Facts

Here’s a look at Christmas, a popular Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. Facts Celebrated December 25th in the United States and other countries. In 2020, December 25th falls on a Friday. Christmas is celebrated on January 7 in some Eastern Orthodox countries, such as Russia. The real date of Jesus’ birth is

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Police release teen questioned in Barnard College student’s killing, but charges still possible, source says

Authorities have released a teenager questioned in connection with the stabbing death of Barnard College freshman Tessa Majors, but authorities could still charge him and another teen, a law enforcement official said Thursday. The 14-year-old had been located and taken to a precinct in Upper Manhattan, Rodney Harrison, the New York Police Department’s chief of

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Una mujer queda con daños permanentes tras usar una crema para el rostro contaminada con mercurio, el primer caso de este tipo en Estados Unidos

(CNN) — Una mujer de Sacramento fue envenenada por una crema para aclarar la piel, dejándola en estado de coma. El suyo fue el primer caso reportado de envenenamiento por metilmercurio de este tipo relacionado con la crema para la piel en Estados Unidos, informaron los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades,

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Schumer said in 1999 Senate wasn’t like a jury box and was ‘susceptible to the whims of politics’

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has blasted his Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell in recent days after he described himself as “not an impartial juror” ahead of President Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial, but Schumer himself repeatedly expressed similar sentiments in the late 1990s when senators weighed the removal of President Bill Clinton. Schumer’s past comments

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A mother was sentenced to 7 years in prison for injecting feces into her son’s IV during cancer treatment

An Indiana mother accused of injecting fecal matter into her 15-year-old son’s IV bag has been sentenced to seven years in prison. Tiffany Alberts is set to serve five years of probation following her prison sentence, said Michael Leffler, a spokesman with the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office. Alberts was convicted of six counts of aggravated

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