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Month: February 2020

Interpreting Trump’s pardons

Tell Trump he’s got power and he’ll use it. Washington sages thought that the crushing pressures, ingrained customs and the implied morality of his office would force Donald Trump to conform to traditional notions of presidential behavior. But the US President’s latest flurry of decrees shows that was a bad bet. American presidents can pretty

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Hawaiian Airlines donates 35 million miles to nonprofits

Click here for updates on this story     Honolulu, HI (KITV) — Hawaiian Airlines and HawaiianMiles members donated 35 million miles to 13 local nonprofits in 2019 through their member giving program. Each organization received an average of 2.8 million miles to support services aligned with Hawaiian’s corporate pillars of culture, education, environment and health and

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The world through the eyes of one photographer

Whether traveling through the vast floodplains of Africa or Thailand’s lush mangrove forests, when photographer Michael Poliza explores the world, he practices one principle: take nothing but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. Over the last two decades, Poliza has traveled to almost 180 countries to capture vibrant and spirited photos focused on intimate moments

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La familia de Caroline Flack publica el último mensaje inédito en redes sociales de la presentadora de TV

Londres (CNN) — La familia de la fallecida presentadora de televisión Caroline Flack publicó el miércoles un mensaje inédito escrito por la estrella, cuando comenzó una investigación sobre su muerte. Flack, la expresentadora del exitoso reality show británico “Love Island”, se suicidó y fue encontrada en su apartamento del noreste de Londres el 15 de

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Clark Co. code enforcement cracks down on equestrian stables, horse community pushes back

Click here for updates on this story     VANCOUVER, WA (KPTV) — Clark County’s equestrian community says recent county code enforcements are targeting stables and threatening the industry with unrealistic standards that will force stables to close and impact horse owners, riders and other businesses. More than 150 people packed into Tuesday night’s county council meeting

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Woman who posed as baby photographer charged after drugging a mother and planning to steal her child, prosecutors say

A Washington state woman is facing second-degree assault and attempted kidnapping charges after prosecutors say she posed as a newborn photographer and drugged a mother in order to steal her baby. Juliette Leilani Parker — a former Colorado Springs mayoral candidate — pleaded not guilty to both charges Tuesday during a hearing. CNN has reached

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US to treat Chinese state media like an arm of Beijing’s government

The United States will begin treating five major Chinese media companies as extensions of Beijing’s government, requiring them to comply with rules governing foreign embassies and consulates. A senior State Department official said Tuesday that Xinhua, China Global Television Network, China Radio International, China Daily and People’s Daily will be designated as “foreign missions,” effective

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Los pasajeros del crucero Diamond Princess desembarcan después de una cuarentena de 14 días frente a las costas de Japón

(CNN) — Los pasajeros del Diamond Princess que dieron negativos para el coronavirus comenzaron a desembarcar el miércoles del crucero, a pesar de la creciente evidencia de expertos en enfermedades infecciosas de que podrían, sin saberlo, llevar el virus a sus comunidades. Estos son los primeros pasajeros que abandonan la embarcación luego de un período

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El Ministerio Público de Guatemala solicitó a EE.UU. la extradición de Thelma Aldana

(CNN Español) — El Ministerio Público de Guatemala solicitó este miércoles al Gobierno de Estados Unidos la extradición de la exfiscal general Thelma Aldana. Julia Barreda, vocera de la Fiscalía de Asuntos Internos de Guatemala, dijo este miércoles a CNN “que se realizó el requerimiento ante la unidad especializada de la Secretaría de Asuntos Internacionales y

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Estudiantes de varios países latinoamericanos fueron evacuados de Wuhan, epicentro del coronavirus

(CNN) — Tras permanecer atrapados durante varias semanas en la ciudad China de Wuhan, epicentro del brote de coronavirus, estudiantes de varios países latinoamericanos fueron evacuados este miércoles. Un estudiante de Panamá, cinco de Ecuador, cuatro de El Salvador y cinco de República Dominicana son parte de este grupo que son trasladados en un vuelo

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Mardi Gras horses now up for adoption

Click here for updates on this story     NEW ORLEANS, LA (WGNO) — The Humane Society of Louisiana (HSLA) is now coordinating its fourth annual Mardi Gras Parade Horse Adoption Program. The charity has found homes for 55 horses during the past three years. Cascade Stables, which leases horses in Audubon Park, has provided horses to

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Solar might be Tesla’s secret weapon

Most investors only think about electric cars when they think about Tesla. But the company’s solar power and storage battery business could be a major factor in the performance of Tesla shares, according to a new analyst note. Alex Potter, an analyst with Piper Sandler, raised his price target on Tesla shares to $928, up

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¿Quién tiene el derecho a usar su rostro?

Nota del editor: Kara Alaimo, profesora asociada de Relaciones Públicas en la Universidad de Hofstra, es la autora de “Pitch, Tweet, or Engage on the Street: How to Practice Global Public Relations and Strategic Communication”. Fue vocera de asuntos internacionales en el Departamento del Tesoro durante el gobierno de Barack Obama. Sígala en Twitter @karaalaimo.

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Bloomberg referred to transgender people as ‘some guy wearing a dress’ in 2019 remarks

Michael Bloomberg last year referred to transgender people as “he, she, or it” and “some guy wearing a dress” while arguing that presidential campaigns centered on social issues aren’t relevant to most voters. Bloomberg’s comments — which were first reported by BuzzFeed News on Tuesday — drew condemnation from the nation’s most prominent LGBTQ rights

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