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Month: November 2020

OPINIÓN | Es un poco megalómano referirse a los dos años de AMLO en el poder como «la cuarta transformación»

Nota del editor: Jorge G. Castañeda es colaborador de CNN. Fue secretario de Relaciones Exteriores de México de 2000 a 2003. Actualmente es profesor de la Universidad de Nueva York y su libro más reciente es “America Through Foreign Eyes”, publicado por Oxford University Press. Las opiniones expresadas en esta columna son exclusivamente del autor.

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Corporate America gave this non-profit almost $2 billion to fight institutional racism and it’s already making an impact

Leaders of the Local Initiatives Support Coalition (LISC) say their organization has received a record total of about $2 billion dollars in donations and investments this year from companies and organizations looking to aid people of color. “This is by far our biggest fundraising year on record,” LISC President and CEO Maurice Jones told CNN

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Is this Joe Biden pick already doomed?

On Monday, President-elect Joe Biden announced that Neera Tanden was his pick to be the next Office of Management and Budget director. More than 18 hours prior, however, Republicans were already predicting that Tanden would never make it through the confirmation process. Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton referred to Tanden as a “partisan hack.” “Neera Tanden,

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Navy says it will decommission warship docked off San Diego after suspected arson caused extensive damage in July

SAN DIEGO (AP) – The Navy says it will decommission a warship docked off San Diego after suspected arson caused extensive damage, making it too expensive to restore. Officials said Monday that fully repairing the USS Bonhomme Richard to warfighting capabilities would cost $2.5 billion to $3 billion and take five to seven years. The

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Supreme Court conservatives hint at ducking ruling on legality of Trump plan to cut undocumented immigrants from Census

Several conservative justices on Monday seemed to suggest they could avoid immediately ruling on whether President Donald Trump’s attempt to exclude undocumented immigrants from being counted when seats in Congress are divvied up between the states next year is lawful. In over an hour of telephonic arguments, the justices seemed extremely skeptical that in the

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New Mexico governor outlines re-opening plan after shutdown, calls nearby El Paso ‘horrific’ on virus

SANTA FE, New Mexico – Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, alongside other state officials, held a briefing Monday on the current trajectory of the Covid-19 pandemic in the state after a two-week statewide shutdown. New Mexico is moving into a three-tiered (red, yellow, green) county-by-county system of reopening to take effect on Wednesday, which the governor discussed.

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Investors are getting greedy again

The stock market is near an all-time high — despite a modest pullback on Monday. November has been a stellar month for investors as optimism about a coronavirus vaccine and relief about the outcome of the presidential election have trumped renewed worries about another surge in Covid-19 cases. It seems safe to say that investors

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Student-athletes rally at California Capitol to protest COVID restriction on high school sports

Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — Student-athletes gathered at the State Capitol Sunday afternoon to protest restrictions on high school sports. They say the delay, or even cancellations, of their seasons, costs them opportunities to play at the next level. “It’s very devastating that my senior year, this was the

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