James Corden leaving ‘The Late Late Show’ in 2023
Host of “The Late Late Show” James Corden has announced that he will be leaving the show in 2023. Corden has been the host since 2015.
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Vance tests Trump’s influence in Ohio primary
By Eric Bradner and Jeff Zeleny, CNN J.D. Vance’s bid for the Ohio Republican Senate nomination has turned into the clearest early test in this year’s midterm elections of former President Donald Trump‘s influence over the candidates whom GOP primary voters back and the policies that animate the party. Trump plucked Vance from a pack
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Deutsche Bank office searched in money laundering probe
BERLIN (AP) — German police have searched offices of Deutsche Bank in connection with a money laundering investigation. The bank confirmed Friday that its offices had been raided. In a statement Deutsche Bank said that the probe by the Frankfurt public prosecutor’s office was “in connection with suspicious activity reports filed by the bank.” It
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A 61-year-old is set to row solo from the US to France. The entire journey will be nearly 4,000 miles
By Sara Smart, CNN Over the next couple of months, one man will attempt to row close to 4,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean. Peter Harley, 61, hopes to set sail next week, weather permitting, from Virginia Beach and make his way to La Trinité-sur-Mer, France. He told CNN on Thursday he estimates the entire
Continue Reading Americans bring ‘souvenir’ artillery shell to Israel airport
JERUSALEM (AP) — A bomb scare set off scenes of panic at Israel’s airport after an American family showed up with an unexploded artillery shell they had found in the Golan Heights. The family had intended to bring it back as a souvenir. Videos showed passengers ducking for cover, running and screaming at the departure
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ANÁLISIS | Lo que revela la historia militar de Rusia
Germán Padinger (CNN) — En el Parque de la Victoria, al oeste del centro de Moscú, se eleva un enorme obelisco en cuya base hay una estatua de San Jorge, el santo patrono de Rusia, clavando su lanza en un dragón adornado con la cruz esvástica, un símbolo de la victoria soviética sobre la Alemania
Continue Reading Elecciones Colombia 2022: ¿qué se vota este 29 de mayo?
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — El 29 de mayo los colombianos vuelven a las urnas, esta vez para elegir al próximo presidente y vicepresidente de Colombia. Casi 39 millones de electores están citados el último domingo de mayo, desde las 8 am hasta las 4 p.m., para elegir al mandatario que llevará las riendas
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Los países y ciudades de América Latina que han levantado el uso obligatorio de mascarillas
Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — Han pasado poco más de dos años desde que las mascarillas se volvieron parte de la vida diaria de millones de personas en todo el mundo. Ahora, debido al descenso de casos de covid-19, y campañas de vacunación que han protegido a los ciudadanos del covid-19, muchas ciudades y
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Atlanta arborists are pledging to replace every tree they remove from the metro area
By Laura Vargas, CNN Not every urban metropolis is known as the City in the Forest like Atlanta is. So tree loss is something the city takes seriously. And now arborists in Atlanta are teaming up to save the city’s trees by setting an ambitious goal. The firm Peachtree Arborists, with help from the nonprofit
Continue Reading Atlanta arborists are pledging to replace every tree they remove from the metro area
In a bid to restore forests and fight climate change, Canadian startup Flash Forest aims to plant 1 billion trees by 2028, using drones and aerial mapping.
Continue Reading ‘Serious’ Joe Biden looks to prove he can be actually funny
By Kevin Liptak, CNN It was 2014 and Diamond Joe was having a moment. The muscle-car-revving, hair-metal-blasting party animal, conceived as satire by The Onion as Joe Biden’s alter-ego, had suddenly become the toast of Washington — never mind the actual Joe Biden doesn’t drink and has remained happily married for four decades. Still, the
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European leagues set for title duels, top-of-table showdowns
By GRAHAM DUNBAR AP Sports Writer GENEVA (AP) — Europe’s soccer leagues have title duels and top-of-the-table showdowns this weekend with runaway leaders also set to be crowned. The season is entering a final month that will peak with the Champions League final on May 28. Real Madrid is poised to seal the Spanish league
Continue Reading Switzerland’s top lawyer seeks tools to curb financial crime
By JAMEY KEATEN Associated Press BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Switzerland’s new attorney general is pushing parliament to give his office more tools to fight white-collar crime. Stefan Blaettler wants a more robust legal arsenal to help him combat financial malfeasance that has often blighted Switzerland’s financial and business image. In an interview on the sidelines
Continue Reading Becker gets 2 1/2 years in prison for bankruptcy offenses
LONDON (AP) — Tennis great Boris Becker has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison for illicitly transferring large amounts of money and hiding assets after he was declared bankrupt. The three-time Wimbledon champion was convicted earlier this month on four charges under the Insolvency Act and had faced a maximum sentence of seven
Continue Reading Becker gets 2 1/2 years in prison for bankruptcy offenses
LONDON (AP) — Tennis great Boris Becker has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison for illicitly transferring large amounts of money and hiding assets after he was declared bankrupt. The three-time Wimbledon champion was convicted earlier this month on four charges under the Insolvency Act and had faced a maximum sentence of seven
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West Ham investigating incident after fans allegedly attack German commentators live on air
By Ben Church and Benjamin Brown, CNN West Ham United are investigating an incident in which two German commentators were allegedly attacked inside the London Stadium during the team’s Europa League semifinal first leg against Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday. Tim Brockmeier and Philipp Hofmeister, working for German broadcaster Hessischer Runfunk, said their headsets were ripped
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Apple employees demand more flexibility from company as three-day office return looms
By Sara Ashley O’Brien, CNN Business Some Apple employees are pushing back on the tech giant’s return to office pilot program, which will soon require most of its corporate workers to be in the office at least three days per week. The employees, organizing under a newly-formed group known as Apple Together that advocates for
Continue Reading FDA sets June meetings on COVID vaccines for youngest kids
By MATTHEW PERRONE AP Health Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — The Food and Drug Administration has set tentative dates in June to publicly review COVID-19 vaccines for the youngest American children. The FDA said Friday it plans to convene its outside panel of vaccine experts on June 8, 21 and 22 to review applications from Moderna
Continue Reading Elecciones Presidenciales de Colombia en 2022: ¿cómo es el tarjetón electoral y cómo debo marcar para votar?
urielblanco (CNN Español) — Las elecciones presidenciales de Colombia están a un mes de distancia. El próximo domingo 29 de mayo, los colombianos saldrán a votar en primera vuelta por presidente y vicepresidente. Los ciudadanos podrán salir a ejercer su voto a partir de las 8:00 am y hasta las 4:00 pm (hora local), de
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How to get a reference when you’re new to the job market
By Kathryn Vasel, CNN Business You’ve made it through the interviews and now a potential employer is asking for references. But if you’re a recent graduate who doesn’t have a lot of work experience, who do you ask? First, consider what an employer is actually looking for. While your resume already shows your work history,
Continue Reading At least 10 killed, many more feared dead after explosion at Kabul mosque
By Ehsan Popalzai and Jonny Hallam, CNN At least 10 people were killed and 30 wounded after an explosion at a mosque in the Afghan capital Kabul after Friday prayers, Taliban spokesperson for the chief of police Khalid Zadran said — but eyewitnesses said they feared many more had died. The blast occurred in the
Continue Reading Penn State hires Patrick Kraft from BC as athletic director
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) — Penn State has hired Boston College athletic director Patrick Kraft to be its next AD. The 43-year-old Kraft will take over for the retiring Sandy Barbour on July 1 after the Penn State Board of Trustees approved an agreement that had been in the works for several days. The former
Continue Reading Eclipse solar “luna negra” de abril 2022: fecha, hora, dónde y cómo verlo
Victoria Fernandez (CNN Español) — Este sábado tendrá lugar un eclipse solar parcial que se conoce como “luna negra”. Te contamos de qué se trata, cómo lo puedes ver y desde dónde. ¿Qué es el eclipse solar “luna negra”? Un eclipse solar se produce cuando la Luna se ubica entre el Sol y la Tierra.
Continue Reading Barcelona loses Nico, Braithwaite because of health issues
BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Barcelona says midfielder Nico González and forward Martin Braithwaite have been sidelined because of health issues. Nico fractured a toe on his left foot in practice and Braithwaite tested positive for COVID-19. The club did not say how long they are expected to be out. Barcelona has only five games left
Continue Reading Euro leagues tell UEFA to cut extra CL games, special spots
By ROB HARRIS AP Global Soccer Writer Europe’s domestic leagues have told UEFA to scale back its plans to add more Champions League matches and help teams to qualify based on their historical performances in the competition. The Champions League is due to expand from 32 to 36 teams with two slots set aside for
Continue Reading A frustrated Joe Biden will go on the attack against Republicans in the midterms — and into 2024
By Edward-Isaac Dovere and Kevin Liptak, CNN President Joe Biden has been letting loose in private conversations in recent weeks, railing about the factors bogging down his approval ratings and the people he thinks aren’t helping — including Democrats eyeing his job despite his clear promise to run for reelection. He’s gearing up for intense
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How soon Covid-19 shots for younger kids could come and what parents need to know now
By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Covid-19 vaccines could be authorized for the United States’ youngest children as early as June, according to the US Food and Drug Administration’s latest meeting schedule. The agency announced Friday it is reserving dates in June for its Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) to meet to discuss updates
Continue Reading New bid provides late twist to enforced sale of Chelsea
By ROB HARRIS AP Global Soccer Writer British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has launched a late bid to buy Chelsea for 4.25 billion pounds. Rival offers featuring American investors were already being assessed as the sale process is nearing a conclusion. The English Premier League club was put up for sale in March after Russia owner
Continue Reading New bid provides late twist to enforced sale of Chelsea
By ROB HARRIS AP Global Soccer Writer British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has launched a late bid to buy Chelsea for 4.25 billion pounds. Rival offers featuring American investors were already being assessed as the sale process is nearing a conclusion. The English Premier League club was put up for sale in March after Russia owner
Continue Reading Poland is restoring gas supplies halted by Russian firm
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Poland’s state gas giant says it is gradually restoring the flow of gas to the municipalities that lost it after a Russian energy firm that faced Polish sanctions halted energy supplies. The state gas company said Friday that the Russian firm Novatek Green Energy complied without any problems with Poland’s demand
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