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Month: February 2020

‘Operation chaos’: How some conservatives are working to disrupt the South Carolina Democratic primary

Some conservatives in South Carolina want to disrupt the state’s upcoming Democratic primary and inject chaos into the race for the nomination. How? By getting Republicans to vote in the Democratic primary. “You know I guess you could call it meddling,” said Christopher Sullivan, one of the organizers of the Conservative Defense Fund in South

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¿Te entusiasmas con la 5G? Espera a ver la 6G

Nota del editor: Theodore S. Rappaport es el fundador de NYU WIRELESS, un centro de investigación multidisciplinario que incluye áreas de conocimiento de ingeniería, ciencias de la computación y medicina, con su sede central en la Escuela Tandon de Ingeniería en la Universidad de Nueva York. Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son propias del

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Senado de Virginia adelanta proyecto de ley que permite licencias de conducir para inmigrantes indocumentados

(CNN) — El Senado controlado por los demócratas en Virginia aprobó una legislación que otorgaría licencias de conducir temporales a inmigrantes indocumentados. La medida SB 34, aprobada en una votación de 22-18, permitiría a los residentes en Virginia que pagan impuestos, que puedan probar su identidad y que sepan conducir, obtener permisos para conducir de

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Student’s dad arrested on sex trafficking charges after magazine’s revelations

The father of a former Sarah Lawrence College student allegedly extorted and abused several students from the prestigious university and forced at least one student into prostitution over the past decade, federal prosecutors said. Lawrence Ray “exploited and abused young women and men emotionally, physically and sexually for his own financial gain,” ultimately extorting approximately

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A doctor’s suicide note prompted an investigation into how he handled children’s vaccinations

A Chicago-area pediatrician’s suicide note has prompted an investigation into his vaccination practices and record keeping, according to the Cook County Sheriff’s Office. Dr. Van Koinis, found dead of suicide in September 2019, left behind a note that “raised questions about the record keeping of vaccinations at his medical practice,” the sheriff’s office said in

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Concordia University students walk out to show frustration over decision to close

Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, OR (KPTV) — Students at Concordia University walked out of class Thursday morning to show their frustration with the university’s decision to close this spring. The university announced Monday that the school would close after the Spring 2020 academic semester. Thursday morning, students met on the “green”

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#IngridEscamillaFotos es tendencia en redes para recordar “con cosas bonitas” a la joven víctima de presunto feminicidio en México

(CNN Español) — La filtración de imágenes de la escena del crimen contra la joven mexicana de 25 años Ingrid Escamilla desató controversia tantos en medios locales como en redes sociales. Mientras la Fiscalía de la Ciudad de México comienza un proceso judicial por el feminicidio ocurrido el fin de semana en un barrio del norte

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Diosdado Cabello asegura que el tío de Juan Guaidó llevaba material peligroso y por eso fue detenido

(CNN Español) – El presidente de la Asamblea Nacional Constituyente de Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello, justificó la detención de Juan José Márquez, tío del líder opositor Juan Guaidó, en el aeropuerto de Maiquetía a su regreso al país este martes junto a Guaidó tras una gira de 20 días por el exterior. LEE: Denuncian la desaparición forzada

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La muerte del mensajero

Nota del editor: David Bittan es abogado. Analista de temas políticos e internacionales. Columnista del diario el Universal de Venezuela. Ha participado en el Congreso Judío Mundial. Es miembro del American Jewish Committee y de la Federación de Comunidades Judías de España. Las opiniones expresadas en este artículo son propias del autor. (CNN Español) — El

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Prosecutors propose nearly 5-year sentence for ex-Baltimore mayor in children’s book deal

Prosecutors on Thursday called for former Democratic Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh to be sentenced to 57 months in prison, the maximum possible sentence for charges stemming from a book-deal scandal that led to her resignation last May. “The maximum sentence within the applicable guideline range provides an adequate and just punishment for Pugh’s longstanding pattern

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Central Ark. looks to sweep SHSU

Central Arkansas (9-16, 8-6) vs. Sam Houston State (16-9, 9-5) Johnson Coliseum, Huntsville, Texas; Saturday, 4:30 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Central Arkansas goes for the season sweep over Sam Houston State after winning the previous matchup in Conway. The teams last played each other on Jan. 11, when the Bears outshot Sam Houston State from

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Wyoming seeks revenge on CSU

Colorado State (17-9, 8-5) vs. Wyoming (6-19, 1-12) Arena-Auditorium, Laramie, Wyoming; Saturday, 4 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Colorado State goes for the season sweep over Wyoming after winning the previous matchup in Fort Collins. The teams last played each other on Jan. 4, when the Rams shot 51 percent from the field while holding Wyoming’s

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