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Month: November 2021

Supreme Court hears arguments in case brought by Muslims alleging federal government illegally spied on them

By Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter The Supreme Court grappled Monday with an attempt by three Muslim men to sue the federal government for hiring a confidential informant to secretly engage in electronic surveillance and gather information about Muslims in their neighborhood in violation of their religious rights. By the end of the

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Travis Scott anuncia que cubrirá los costos de funerales de las víctimas de la tragedia de Astroworld

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN) — Travis Scott cubrirá todos los costos del funeral de las ocho víctimas que murieron en su Festival Astroworld el viernes, según un comunicado emitido el lunes por un representante del rapero. El artista nacido en Houston también se asociará con BetterHelp para brindar servicios gratuitos de salud mental a todos los

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EXPLAINER: What comes next after Nicaragua’s election

By CHRISTOPHER SHERMAN Associated Press MEXICO CITY (AP) — Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega holds a commanding lead in preliminary results from Sunday’s election against a field of little known challengers. Ortega’smost potent would-be rivals remain jailed. A victory would give Ortega his fourth consecutive five-year term as president. His government has grown increasingly heavy-handed since

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Biden administration will waive immigration application fees for thousands of evacuated Afghans

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN The Biden administration is planning to waive immigration-related fees for up to 70,000 Afghan evacuees as they are resettled in the United States, the Department of Homeland Security said Monday. The resettlement challenge has dogged the administration since the frenzied evacuation from Afghanistan in August: resettling tens of thousands of people

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