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Year: 2021

House moves toward OK of Dems’ sweeping social, climate bill

By ALAN FRAM Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats have brushed aside months-long divisions and are approaching House passage of their expansive social and environment bill. Final approval has been delayed indefinitely by House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who has spoken for over three hours criticizing the legislation, President Joe Biden and Democrats. But passage

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La supervisora de guiones de “Rust”, quien llamó al 911 tras el disparo mortal, demandó a Alec Baldwin y a otros implicados en la producción de la película

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La supervisora de guiones del rodaje de “Rust” Mamie Mitchell presentó una demanda contra el actor y productor Alec Baldwin y otras figuras de la producción por el tiroteo en el rodaje que terminó con la vida de la directora de fotografía de la película. La demanda, presentada en Los Ángeles,

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Florist who refused to make an arrangement for a same-sex couple drops Supreme Court challenge

By Ariane de Vogue, CNN Supreme Court Reporter A Washington state florist who refused to make an arrangement for a couple out of religious objections to same-sex marriage is withdrawing a pending petition before the Supreme Court after announcing that she has settled her dispute, according to her lawyers. The settlement means the justices won’t

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Biden administration’s handling of pay outs for separated families put a tense relationship under further strain

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN Potential pay outs of up to $450,000 to migrant families separated at the US-Mexico border are the latest political flashpoint in the Republican criticism of President Joe Biden’s immigration policy — and the political back-and-forth has put a tense relationship under further strain. The debate has not only put the Biden

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Texas school district under civil rights investigation

SOUTHLAKE, Texas (AP) — The Civil Rights office of the U.S. Department of Education is investigating a Texas school district after discrimination complaints of racism and sexual orientation were filed. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports that OCR has opened three investigations involving the Carroll Independent School District in Southlake. Complaints begin from three years ago

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