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Month: July 2022

Italy’s President Mattarella rejects Prime Minister Draghi’s resignation

By Livia Borghese and Sharon Braithwaite, CNN Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi said Thursday that he would resign, after the 5-Star movement — the largest party in the country’s coalition government — withdrew its support in a parliamentary confidence vote. Draghi’s measures — a package designed to tackle Italy’s cost-of-living crisis — passed by 172

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Father of murdered 5-year-old El Paso native says he wants life in prison for mother, boyfriend

EL PASO, Texas — The father of Emily Canales, the 5-year-old El Paso native who was killed allegedly by her mother and her mother’s boyfriend in Colorado Springs, spoke out in response to the suspects’ court appearances. Emily Canales’s mother, Brianne Escamilla, made her first court appearance Wednesday. Escamilla’s boyfriend, Matthew Urias, appeared in court

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In response to Trump, senators agree to clarify vice president’s role in electoral certification

By Manu Raju and Ted Barrett, CNN Senators from both parties have reached an agreement to clarify that the vice president only has a ceremonial role in overseeing the certification of the electoral results, according to two Senate sources, the first legislative response to former President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign to overturn the 2020 presidential

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Jimmie ‘Jay’ Lee’s father pleads for help in search for missing University of Mississippi student

By Justin Gamble and Camila Moreno-Lizarazo, CNN The father of missing 20-year-old University of Mississippi student Jimmie “Jay” Lee is pleading for the public’s help in bringing the college student home after the discovery of his car. “If anyone knows anything or sees anything, say something. Contact law enforcement. Just tell them what you know.

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