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Month: October 2021

Australia welcoming back French ambassador after sub spat

By ROD McGUIRK Associated Press CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Prime Minister Scott Morrison has welcomed France’s decision to return its ambassador to Australia and says the bilateral relationship is bigger than the canceled submarine contract. Morrison dismissed suggestions that Australia needed to rebuild its relationship with France after canceling a $66 billion contract last month,

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Australia welcoming back French ambassador after sub spat

By ROD McGUIRK Associated Press CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Prime Minister Scott Morrison has welcomed France’s decision to return its ambassador to Australia and says the bilateral relationship is bigger than the canceled submarine contract. Morrison dismissed suggestions that Australia needed to rebuild its relationship with France after canceling a $66 billion contract last month,

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Constant updates have left authorities and the public confused about Laundrie’s disappearance. Here’s what we know

By Amir Vera, CNN It’s now been more than three weeks since Brian Laundrie went missing after returning without his fiancee, Gabby Petito, from a cross-country trip. The case has had constant updates that have left authorities and the public confused as to the timeline of and reasons behind Laundrie’s disappearance. His parents have made

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Independent group claims it solved the mystery behind the identity of the Zodiac Killer as law enforcement investigates

By Sarah Moon and Cheri Mossburg, CNN Law enforcement agencies said they are still investigating the Zodiac Killer case as an independent group of cold-case investigators came forward Wednesday to claim they had solved the mystery of who was behind the decades-old serial murders. The Case Breakers, a team of 40 former law enforcement investigators,

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Independent group claims it solved the mystery behind the identity of the Zodiac Killer as law enforcement investigates

By Sarah Moon and Cheri Mossburg, CNN Law enforcement agencies said they are still investigating the Zodiac Killer case as an independent group of cold-case investigators came forward Wednesday to claim they had solved the mystery of who was behind the decades-old serial murders. The Case Breakers, a team of 40 former law enforcement investigators,

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Vietnam to fully reopen by June 2022

Reuters Vietnam is planning to reopen key tourist destinations to vaccinated visitors from countries deemed a low COVID-19 risk from December, the government said on Wednesday, October 6, ahead of a full resumption targeted for June next year. Vietnam imposed tight border controls at the start of the pandemic in an effort to keep out

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El papa Francisco expresó “dolor” por el abuso de la Iglesia católica francesa tras informe

Mariana Toro (CNN) — El papa Francisco conoció el contenido de un informe sobre el abuso sexual sistémico de menores en la Iglesia católica francesa con “dolor”, dijo el Vaticano el martes. “Sus primeros pensamientos van hacia las víctimas, con gran tristeza por sus heridas”, dijo el portavoz Matteo Bruni sobre el papa. Francisco está agradecido

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Body camera footage reveals Minneapolis police officers talking about ‘hunting’ civilians during May 2020 protests, ‘f**k these people’

By Omar Jimenez, CNN Body camera footage of Minneapolis police officers’ response to the protests in the days after George Floyd’s death reveals officers talking about “hunting” people as part of a response to quell the unrest. CNN reviewed more than two hours of excerpted videos from multiple police body cameras released Tuesday by an

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Cooler temps, winds and scattered showers

Expect a stormy weather pattern through Saturday morning. We’ll see off and on showers with thunderstorms and mountain snow. OVERNIGHT: A chance of showers and thunderstorms with lows into the upper 40’s, winds 10-20 MPH. THURSDAY: Showers with highs into the lower 60’s, Winds 10-25 MPH. FRIDAY: Scattered showers and thunderstorms with highs into the

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COVID cases continue to decline in Oregon

By SARA CLINE Associated Press/Report for America PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Oregon’s weekly COVID-19 case count, hospitalizations and deaths continue to decline following the state’s worst coronavirus surge during the pandemic. Although the number of coronavirus cases is improving in the state, the strain on Oregon’s hospital system continues — with just 53 available adult

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Lawyer charged in Durham probe demands more info about case

By ERIC TUCKER Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorneys for a cybersecurity lawyer charged last month in a special counsel’s probe into the Trump-Russia investigation have asked federal prosecutors to provide more information about the indictment. Lawyers for Michael Sussmann on Wednesday called the allegations vague, ill-defined and confusing. The motion previews the lines of

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Massachusetts State Police looking into video allegedly showing off-duty trooper fighting several women

By Cheryl Fiandaca Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — Massachusetts State Police are investigating an altercation involving an off-duty trooper, WBZ-TV’s I-Team has learned. Sources tell the I-Team at least one trooper could find himself in hot water after a video of what appears to show him fighting with several women

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A Texas teacher can’t afford health insurance or buy a home. Here’s why Black leaders say the student loan crisis is a civil rights issue

By Nicquel Terry Ellis, CNN Tony Montgomery has been forced to put off his law school plans and can’t afford to buy a home or pay for health insurance because he’s drowning in $30,000 of student loan debt. Montgomery, a home-school teacher and tutor from Mansfield, Texas, said he’s had to pick up night shifts

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Roosevelt statue vandalized outside American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan

By WABC Staff Click here for updates on this story     UPPER WEST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) — The controversial statue of Theodore Roosevelt outside the American Museum of Natural History was vandalized overnight. Someone sprayed red paint on the Theodore Roosevelt Equestrian, stationed outside the Central Park West museum, at around midnight early Wednesday morning. No

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Some Michigan health departments back off mask and quarantine orders after GOP budget provision targets their funding

By Eric Bradner, CNN Some Michigan local health departments are rescinding school mask mandates and other measures intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus after Republican state lawmakers approved a budget that threatens the funding of local health departments that issue those rules. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, signed the budget into law last

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Exentrenador de la Selección Nacional de Fútbol Femenino de Venezuela enfrenta investigación tras acusaciones de abuso sexual

olivertapia (CNN) — La Fiscalía General de Venezuela anunció una investigación a raíz de las acusaciones de abuso sexual contra el exentrenador de fútbol femenino del país Kenneth Zseremeta. El fiscal general de Venezuela, Tarek William Saab, anunció el lanzamiento de la investigación en un tuit el martes. Esto ocurre después de que la estrella

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A Texas teacher can’t afford health insurance or buy a home. Here’s why Black leaders say the student loan crisis is a civil rights issue

By Nicquel Terry Ellis, CNN Tony Montgomery has been forced to put off his law school plans and can’t afford to buy a home or pay for health insurance because he’s drowning in $30,000 of student loan debt. Montgomery, a home-school teacher and tutor from Mansfield, Texas, said he’s had to pick up night shifts

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18-year-old mother taken off life support, dies after allegedly being shot by Long Beach school safety officer

By KABC Staff Click here for updates on this story     LONG BEACH, California (KABC) — An 18-year-old woman who was shot by a Long Beach school safety officer last week has died, her family announced Wednesday. Mona Rodriguez died Tuesday afternoon after being on life support since Sept. 27, according to a statement. Rodriguez “gave

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Ethiopia airs claims about UN officials; UN seeks documents

By JENNIFER PELTZ Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Days after kicking out seven U.N. officials, Ethiopia is accusing them without providing evidence of inflating the magnitude of humanitarian crisis in its Tigray region. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres responded Wednesday by pressing the country for documentation of the allegations. The exchange happened at a Security

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Wyoming COVID-19 death toll tops 1,000

CASPER, Wyo. (AP) — Wyoming’s COVID-19 death toll has surpassed 1,000. Wyoming Department of Health figures show that the recent deaths of 45 more people have brought the state’s official death toll to 1,041. The latest deaths include eight people from Campbell County, seven from Laramie County, six from Park County, five from Sweetwater County

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La OMS recomienda el uso generalizado de la primera vacuna pediátrica contra la malaria en el mundo

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En lo que calificó como una medida “histórica”, la Organización Mundial de la Salud dijo este miércoles que recomienda el uso generalizado de la primera y única vacuna contra la malaria del mundo entre los niños del África subsahariana y otras regiones donde hay niveles de transmisión de la malaria de

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