(CNN Español) — El equipo de comunicaciones de Juan Guaidó denunció la desaparición de Juan José Márquez, tío del líder opositor venezolano, quien es reconocido como presidente interino por más de 50 países. LEE: Juan Guaidó volvió a Venezuela A través de un comunicado publicado en el sitio de la Asamblea Nacional, se explica que
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A crew member aboard the virus-hit Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Japan said she fears the crew are at greater risk of being exposed to the outbreak because they are not being quarantined in the same way as the passengers and are having to continue working to take care of the guests. More than
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Syria’s curse, as its conflict rumbles slowly towards its first decade, has always been how new forces enter the war just when it seems that exhaustion might slow everyone down. But over the past week, a starker evolution has occurred, one that’s been lost amid fatigue around the seemingly endless violence. Two of the most
Continue ReadingNota del editor: Camilo Egaña es el conductor de Camilo. Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son exclusivas del autor. (CNN Español) — En tiempos de desgracia, los poetas prefiguran la realidad. Roque Dalton, el poeta salvadoreño más prominente, acusado de pequeño burgués y asesinado en 1975 por sus propios compañeros del Ejército Revolucionario del
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EL PASO, Texas — A photo of what appears to be an El Paso middle school student holding a gun in a school restroom is circulating on social media, but school district officials aren’t saying much. A viewer, who requested anonymity, told ABC-7 the photo was taken by a student at Nolan Richardson Middle School
Continue Reading (CNN) — Luego de algunos días de incertidumbre, Javier “Chicharito” Hernández finalmente recibió una visa de EE.UU. y ahora podrá debutar el próximo sábado en las filas del LA Galaxy, que se prepara para afrontar la temporada en la Major League Soccer (MLS). La información fue confirmada por el propio club angelino, que sacudió el
Continue Reading Nearly 10 years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a study suggests “invisible and toxic oil” made the spill much worse than some experts have estimated. The study, published Wednesday in the peer-reviewed Science Advances journal, says satellites were not able to fully detect oil in large areas of the Gulf of Mexico. The 2010
Continue Reading The University of Oklahoma’s journalism school apologized Wednesday after a professor said that using the phrase “OK, boomer” is equivalent to saying the n-word. The apology, from the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Oklahoma, came via email to journalism students a day after the professor’s comments. In the email,
Continue Reading A University of Oklahoma professor has apologized after saying “OK, boomer” is the same as saying “n***er,” the university’s student newspaper reported. When a student made the comment Tuesday that journalists must keep up with younger generations, the professor said that was “the equivalent of saying ‘OK, boomer’ to him,” the OU Daily reported. “Calling
Continue Reading Attorneys for the man accused of killing 22 people at a Walmart store in El Paso, Texas, last year have pleaded not guilty to 90 federal charges on his behalf, a spokesman for the US Attorney’s Office in Texas said. Wednesday, Patrick Crusius walked inside an El Paso federal courtroom for the first time after
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Michael Bloomberg on Wednesday said his 2015 comments about the controversial stop and frisk policing policy do not reflect the way he thinks or the way he led as mayor of New York City. Earlier this week, audio surfaced where Bloomberg is heard describing the policy as a way to reduce violence by throwing minority
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — La Fiscalía de la Ciudad de México informó que iniciará un proceso judicial por el feminicidio ocurrido el fin de semana en un barrio del norte de la capital mexicana. Se trata del caso de Ingrid Escamilla, según lo informó la jefa de gobierno, Claudia Sheinbaum, en su cuenta de Twitter. “El
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Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy of Connecticut said Wednesday that President Donald Trump has a “get out of jail free card” from Senate Republicans and that the President learned from the impeachment trial “that he can do anything.” “He learned that he could get away with corrupting his office with absolutely no consequences,” he told CNN’s
Continue Reading After announcing sex trafficking and extortion charges against Lawrence Ray on Tuesday, US Attorney for the Southern District of New York Geoffrey Berman noted that the investigation was sparked by an April 2019 magazine article. Berman may not have known it, but that article was actually sparked by online rumors. Ezra Marcus, a 2014 graduate
Continue Reading Attorney General William Barr has agreed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee next month, the panel’s chairman Jerry Nadler said Wednesday, giving them a forum to press the attorney general on the sentencing of Roger Stone and other controversies that have emerged in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial. Nadler and the
Continue Reading Retired Ambassador Marie “Masha” Yovanovitch — a highly respected career diplomat who unwittingly became one of the central figures in the impeachment drama — warned about the degradation of the State Department and took veiled jabs at the Trump administration in her first public remarks since leaving the diplomatic service. Speaking at an event at
Continue Reading Eight days removed from Donald Trump’s acquittal on both articles of impeachment, the President is leaning heavily into a revenge tour against his political enemies — an effort that makes Maine Sen. Susan Collins’ claim that Trump had learned his lesson from the impeachment proceedings all the more outlandish. Asked Wednesday morning by CNN’s Manu
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EL PASO, Texas — A video circulating on social media shows U.S. Border Patrol agents using a “taser” to shock and subdue a man they say was a suspected human smuggler, but some allege it’s just the latest example of the agency’s use of excessive force when it comes to stun guns. The incident took
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Big wave surfer Alex Botelho is “stable and conscious” in hospital after suffering a sickening wipeout during a competition at Nazare, Portugal Tuesday. The Portuguese was being towed back out by jet-ski driver Hugo Vau when both were flung into the air in a collision between two huge waves at the notorious Atlantic coast spot.
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Nice weather in store for the next several days as temps warm to the upper 50’s and mid 60’s for the weekend. Winds will be light so no problem with any outdoor activities. Changes will arrive next week as we track another storm that could bring us some rain and there is the potential for
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Click here for updates on this story Genesee County, MI (WNEM) — Mid-Michigan students are being groomed for human trafficking, according to Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson. “We have students from the ages of 12 to 18 groomed by people who are 22 to 59 just in the last week,” said Swanson. Swanson said predators
Continue Reading Virginia’s House of Delegates passed a bill on Tuesday that would award the state’s electoral votes to the national winner of the presidential popular vote. The measure, HB 177, would look to incorporate Virginia into the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, an agreement established by each participating state’s laws to put its electoral votes toward
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story ATLANTA, Ga. (WGCL) — Slavery reparations seem far beyond reach here in America. But it’s the argument at the center of a new film ” Justice on Trial: The Movie 20/20.” The film stars actor Todd Bridges of “Different Strokes” fame, as one of two civil rights attorneys
Continue Reading The United Nations has published a database of more than one hundred companies it says are doing business in Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. Though welcomed by Palestinian leadership, the list prompted a furious response from Israeli leaders who denounced it as an anti-Israel ‘blacklist.’ The database took more than three years to
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story MANDEVILLE, LA (WGNO) — On Wednesday morning, a Trooper with Louisiana State Police Troop L was taken into custody charged with one count of production and distribution of pornography involving juveniles. The Trooper, identified as 41-year-old Jason Boyet, has been placed on administrative leave following the arrest. Boyet
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story FARMINGTON, CT (WFSB) — New documents are revealing some more details about Fotis Dulos. The man accused of murdering his estranged wife apparently feared for his own life. Court documents obtained by Eyewitness News show Dulos called police twice to report harassment and a suspicious person. In those
Continue Reading Ivanka Trump on Wednesday commemorated the first anniversary of her signature policy, the Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, with the unveiling of upcoming bipartisan legislation to support her efforts. However, the initiative drew criticism from advocates who see it as dissonant from the Trump administration’s broader global women’s policies. Speaking at a State Department
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If you’re already asleep during the pre-flight announcements, you’re likely to miss it. Southwest Airlines is asking passengers to report any “unwelcome behavior” on their aircraft to the flight attendants on duty. As of January 22, it’s now part of the airline’s required pre-flight emergency briefing and demonstration, right after the instructions about operating oxygen
Continue Reading (CNN Business) – WhatsApp ya acumula 2.000 millones de usuarios, un importante crecimiento frente a los 1.500 millones que tenía hacia finales de 2017, anunció la compañía este miércoles. La aplicación de mensajería instantánea fue fundada en 2009 y adquirida por Facebook en 2014. El acuerdo de venta fue valorado en 19.000 millones de dólares,
Continue Reading The influential Culinary Union said on Wednesday it has been “viciously attacked” after it distributed a flier criticizing Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ “Medicare for All” plan. Culinary Union spokeswoman Bethany Khan told CNN the organization has taken hits all day Wednesday on Twitter for the “Medicare for All” position, with some staffers receiving direct messages.
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