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Month: February 2020

La más reciente y controvertida tendencia de los padres que comparten todo en redes: graban reacción de sus hijos al reporte de notas

(CNN Business) — Una madre mete la mano en un sobre y saca la boleta de calificaciones de su hijo mientras él, cerca de ella, se ve visiblemente ansioso. La temporada de boletas de calificaciones puede ser un momento estresante para cualquier estudiante, pero en esta situación, las apuestas son aún mayores: ella lee en

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Minnesota’s constitution still allows slavery as a punishment for crimes. Now lawmakers are trying to change that

When slavery was abolished over a century ago, America was ready to leave that harrowing part of its history behind for good. But in Minnesota — and multiple other states –– slavery is technically still a part of their constitution. Lawmakers introduced an amendment on Thursday which would remove a clause from Minnesota’s constitution that

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La pobreza es un tema ganador en 2020

Nota del Editor: El Rev. Dr. William Barber II es presidente de Reparadores de la Brecha y copresidente de la Campaña Popular por los pobres: un llamado nacional a la revitalización moral. Su copresidenta, la Rev. Dra. Liz Theoharis, es la directora del Centro Kairos para las Religiones, los Derechos y la Justicia Social en el Seminario

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AOC’s PAC throws weight behind 7 progressive women candidates with endorsements

Democratic freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York announced on Friday that her political action committee will endorse a series of progressive women congressional candidates, including challengers to incumbent Democrats. Ocasio-Cortez said on Twitter that the group, Courage to Change, is endorsing seven women candidates. Six of them are running for House seats and one

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Family, former students come together to celebrate legendary North Kansas City coach’s birthday

Click here for updates on this story     NORTH KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) — Anyone lucky enough to live to celebrate their 98th birthday may wonder who would be there to celebrate. One longtime local coach found out Thursday night. After decades of coaching young athletes, family members, former students, and fellow coaches surrounded Leland O’Dell

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Glastonbury K9 helps make cocaine bust

Click here for updates on this story     GLASTONBURY, CT (WFSB) — A traffic stop in Glastonbury led to the discovery of more than 80 grams of packaged cocaine, police said. Glastonbury police said their K9 Soleil sniffed out 81.4 grams to be exact. They said the drugs were individually packaged for sale. Pictures released by

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Brigham Young University removes ‘homosexual behavior’ as an honor code violation, so same-sex couples might be allowed to kiss and hold hands

Same-sex couples at Mormon-owned Brigham Young University have long been told they couldn’t hug, hold hands, kiss or date in public. If they did, they’d risk an investigation by the feared Honor Code Office, as well as punishment at their church or expulsion from school. But this week, a section of BYU’s student honor code

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Ozzy Osbourne releases album, ‘Ordinary Man’

Ozzy Osbourne had to forgo his tour because of health issues, but he’s still releasing new music. The 71-year-old rocker has dropped his first solo album in almost a decade, “Ordinary Man.” Osbourne this week canceled North American dates of “No More Tours 2.” The album features collaborations with Elton John, Guns N’ Roses guitarist

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The American farmer is on the mend

The worst may be over for farmers in the United States. Deere on Friday reported earnings for its fiscal first quarter that easily topped Wall Street’s forecasts, and revenue fell by less than analysts had expected. The tractor maker and bellwether for agriculture said the “US farm sector shows early signs of stabilization.” Net income

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