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Month: July 2021

‘They need a radical restructure’: Six months after January 6, Capitol Police struggling to adapt to threats

By Whitney Wild, Jeremy Herb, Zachary Cohen, Jamie Gangel and Katie Bo Williams, CNN Amid mounting concern about a fresh wave of pro-Trump violence in August, more than a dozen current and former Capitol Police officers, Capitol security officials, lawmakers and aides tell CNN that not nearly enough has been done to address the security

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Cómo se preparan las ciudades de Estados Unidos para un verano potencialmente sangriento por la violencia armada

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN)– Un aumento incesante de la violencia con armas de fuego y de los homicidios se está apoderando de las ciudades estadounidenses incluso antes de que se produzca el habitual aumento de la delincuencia en el verano boreal, lo que hace que los mandos policiales, desde Nueva York hasta Nueva Orleans, se esfuercen

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Eric Adams wins Democratic primary in New York City mayoral race; former police captain campaigned as centrist

NEW YORK (AP) – Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams has won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. Adams triumphed over a large field in New York’s first major race to use ranked choice voting. He defeated rivals including former city sanitation commissioner Kathryn Garcia, civil rights lawyer Maya Wiley and former presidential

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Sixth Nicaraguan presidential candidate detained in ‘night of terror’ roundup

By Mario Medrano, Natalie Gallón, Tatiana Arias and Samantha Beech, CNN A sixth Nicaraguan presidential candidate was detained along with student leaders and activists late Monday, in what the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights called a “night of terror.” Four months ahead of a crucial election, the government of long-time President Daniel Ortega has detained

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NMSU athletics returns to 100% capacity for all 2021-22 home events

(Courtesy: NMSU Athletics) LAS CRUCES, New Mexico – Welcome back, Aggie Nation. In an announcement made Tuesday by NM State Director of Athletics Mario Moccia, all NM State athletics venues will return to 100% attendance capacity for the 2021-22 season. Complete stadium operating procedures, pregame tailgating and all gameday experiences will also be in full effect for the 2021-22 academic

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Firework accident that killed NHL goaltender Matiss Kivlenieks was at coach’s house, team says

By Jennifer Henderson and Wayne Sterling, CNN Matiss Kivlenieks, a goaltender for the Columbus Blue Jackets of the National Hockey League, died Sunday night after a fireworks accident at the home of the team’s goaltending coach, a spokesperson for the organization said Tuesday. Kivlenieks was a guest at coach Manny Legace’s home in Novi, Michigan,

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Biden dice que habrá 160 millones de estadounidenses completamente vacunados para el final de esta semana

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, anunció el martes que se proyecta que Estados Unidos alcanzará la marca de 160 millones de estadounidenses completamente vacunados para fines de esta semana y que su administración participará en actividades de divulgación específicas para vacunar a más personas, después de que la nación

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A un mes de la detención del primer líder opositor en Nicaragua: ¿cuál es la situación en el país?

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — El pasado 2 de junio, hace poco más de un mes, una jueza de Nicaragua ordenó la captura de Cristiana Chamorro, precandidata presidencial de cara a las elecciones de noviembre, tras acusarla de “lavado de dinero” y “gestión abusiva”, entre otros delitos que Chamorro rechazó. La decisión, anunciada por el

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Three junior college transfers to bring the boom to the Miner infield in 2022

EL PASO, Texas – UTEP Softball Head Coach T.J. Hubbard announced three key additions to the Miners’ 2022 roster Monday morning bolstering his already formidable second-year signing class.   The three signees are infielders hailing from Texas junior colleges: Cheyenne Stark (C/UTL) from Grayson College and teammates Marijn Crouwel (C/3B) and Hunter Harkrider (SS) from Odessa College.   “We

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Banned sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson left off U.S. relay team after marijuana test, won’t run in Tokyo Olympics

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Banned sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson isn’t on the Olympic roster released by USA Track and Field. The decision means the American’s positive test for marijuana will cost her a chance at running on the relay team in Tokyo, in addition to her spot in the 100-meter individual race. Richardson’s positive test nullified her

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