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Month: February 2020

‘The Clone Wars’ kept the ‘Stars Wars’ flame alive; now it’s streaming toward its finale

Before “The Mandalorian,” there was “Star Wars: The Clone Wars,” the animated series that carried the banner on television, keeping the characters alive and setting the qualitative standard for the franchise. Now after an extended hiatus that followed Lucasfilm’s acquisition by Disney, the series returns for what’s being billed as its seventh and final season,

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Warren proposes contract to free women from Bloomberg confidentiality agreements

Elizabeth Warren on Thursday urged her fellow Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg to sign a contract the senator wrote herself that would release people who have made allegations of sexist and misogynistic behavior against Bloomberg from nondisclosure agreements. “I used to teach contract law,” the Massachusetts Democrat said at a CNN town hall in Nevada. “And

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Judge in Roger Stone case rebukes Trump-backed conspiracies in impassioned stand for ‘truth’ and the rule of law

The judge who decided Roger Stone’s fate made an impassioned plea for the truth and the rule of law at his sentencing hearing Thursday, a direct rebuke of President Donald Trump amid the deepening crisis over his interference in the Justice Department. But federal Judge Amy Berman Jackson’s intense appeal Thursday in a packed Washington

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Syracuse University students renew protests following administration’s response to racist incidents

Students at New York’s Syracuse University are occupying a campus building for the second time this school year following several reported racist incidents. #NotAgainSU, a black student-led movement at Syracuse University, launched a sit-in Monday afternoon citing the administration’s handling of previous and recent racist incidents on campus. The organization says Monday’s sit-in at the

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Investigan la muerte de 6 personas privadas de la libertad en un centro penitenciario de Ecuador

(CNN Español) – Seis personas privadas de libertad fallecieron este jueves en el Centro de Rehabilitación Social Regional Turi en la ciudad de Cuenca, Ecuador, según un comunicado del Servicio Integral de Atención a Personas Adultas Privadas de Libertad y Adolescentes Infractores (SNAI). Boletín |Se investiga el deceso de personas privadas de libertad del Centro

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