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Month: April 2022

Gov. Greg Abbott announces deal with a second Mexican governor to halt Texas’ vehicle inspections at the border

Gov. Greg Abbott and Chihuahua Gov. María Eugenia Campos Galván on Thursday announced a deal that will halt the new commercial vehicle inspections at international bridges connecting the two states that have bogged down border commerce — the second such announcement in two days. Abbott said state troopers will continue inspecting every commercial truck entering

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New Jersey man arrested, charged after he ran over woman multiple times in road rage incident, prosecutors say

By Laura Ly, Liam Reilly and Sharif Paget, CNN A man was arrested and charged with attempted murder after he ran over a 23-year-old woman multiple times in an SUV in Elizabeth, New Jersey, Tuesday morning, the Union County Prosecutor’s Office (UCPO) said. Vincent Jean, 56, has been charged with first-degree attempted murder, second-degree aggravated

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The Ukrainian refugee crisis is the latest mission for a CNN Hero, who leads teams of mobile medics responding to global disasters

By Kathleen Toner, CNN People around the globe have been moved by the horrible images of Ukrainians in distress, fleeing their homes after the Russian invasion began in late February. But the scope of the situation can be difficult to comprehend. More than a quarter of Ukraine’s population has been uprooted since February 24 and

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Algunos bielorrusos quieren luchar contra los rusos en Ucrania. También esperan liberar a su país de la influencia de Putin

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En una zona boscosa en el lado polaco de la frontera entre Polonia y Ucrania, los hombres vestidos con un camuflaje nítido y limpio reciben torniquetes. Se arrodillan en el suelo lodoso y comienzan a aprender entrenamiento básico de supervivencia. Se llaman a sí mismos el Batallón Pohonia, un grupo de

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