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Month: December 2021

Mississippi governor calls Supreme Court oral arguments on state’s restrictive abortion law ‘a watershed moment in American history’

By Devan Cole, CNN Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves called recent Supreme Court oral arguments on a restrictive abortion law in his state “a watershed moment in American history,” saying he’s cautiously optimistic the court will overturn two seminal decisions that secured abortion rights for women nationwide. “This has been a watershed moment in American history

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Oregon’s Middle School releases safety protocols ahead of students’ return to campus

By DREW MARINE Click here for updates on this story     FAIRVIEW, Oregon (KPTV) — Reynolds Middle School students are going back to campus after being moved to distance learning because of recurring behavioral issues with some of its students. Brooke Bucklin is an eighth grader at Reynolds Middle School and she’s experienced bullying there firsthand.

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ANÁLISIS | Beijing está enojado con la WTA por retirarse de China. Pero no puede dejar que los ciudadanos chinos lo sepan

Alejandra Ramos Barreda Hong Kong (CNN) — La gira de tenis profesional femenino acaba de terminar con China. Pero dentro de China, no hay noticias sobre la decisión, no hay discusión pública sobre el por qué, ni respuesta de los fanáticos del tenis chino. En contraste con el silencio general en casa, los medios controlados

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‘Feels like I’m being punished’: Confusion over ArriveCAN app forces Canadian travellers into quarantine

By Nicole Bogart Click here for updates on this story     CANMORE, ALTA. (CTV Network) — Several fully vaccinated Canadians have been forced to quarantine for two weeks after returning from day trips to the U.S. and failing to pre-register on the ArriveCAN app, a requirement for re-entry. Last month, the federal government adjusted pandemic-era travel

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Ernst calls on Biden to be ‘very clear and very strong’ in call with Putin as US concerns grow over Russian military activity near Ukraine

By Devan Cole, Aaron Pellish and Daniella Diaz, CNN Republican Sen. Joni Ernst on Sunday urged President Joe Biden to be “very clear and very strong” in his upcoming call with Russian President Vladimir Putin as US officials grow increasingly concerned about a possible invasion of Ukraine by Russia. “I do think that President Biden

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Anti-lockdown protesters march through Dutch city of Utrecht

By ALEKSANDAR FURTULA Associated Press UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — Thousands of people have marched peacefully through the Dutch city of Utrecht to protest the government’s coronavirus lockdown measures. The protesters held balloons, umbrellas and banners, including ones that said: “It’s not right.” A large police presence was on hand Saturday but the protesters walked from

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Anti-lockdown protesters march through Dutch city of Utrecht

By ALEKSANDAR FURTULA Associated Press UTRECHT, Netherlands (AP) — Thousands of people have marched peacefully through the Dutch city of Utrecht to protest the government’s coronavirus lockdown measures. The protesters held balloons, umbrellas and banners, including ones that said: “It’s not right.” A large police presence was on hand Saturday but the protesters walked from

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Bitcoin plunges overnight

By Ramishah Maruf, CNN Business and Reuters Bitcoin prices plummeted overnight to a low of about $43,000. As of 10:30 am EST Saturday, the cryptocurrency had dropped more than 13% in the previous 24 hours, from $56,294 to $48,309 — a loss of almost $8,000. That’s a stark contrast from its all-time high of just

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Anger simmers over Omicron travel bans in southern Africa

By Zaina Adamu and Stephanie Busari, CNN African leaders are hitting back against travel bans imposed over the Omicron variant, accusing wealthy countries of being hypocrites for delivering new restrictions instead of the vaccine doses the continent desperately needs. Omicron, initially detected in Botswana, has reignited debate over the effectiveness of strict border closures and

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Protesters block roads in Serbia to criticize mining plans

By DUSAN STOJANOVIC Associated Press BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Thousands of protesters have gathered in Belgrade and other Serbian towns and villages to block roads and bridges despite police warnings and an intimidation campaign launched by authorities against the participants. Blowing whistles and chanting “Uprising! Uprising!” thousands of people stopped traffic Saturday on the main

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Protesters block roads in Serbia to criticize mining plans

By DUSAN STOJANOVIC Associated Press BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Thousands of protesters have gathered in Belgrade and other Serbian towns and villages to block roads and bridges despite police warnings and an intimidation campaign launched by authorities against the participants. Blowing whistles and chanting “Uprising! Uprising!” thousands of people stopped traffic Saturday on the main

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How Elizabeth Holmes’ abuse allegations could impact her criminal trial

By Sara Ashley O’Brien, CNN Business For months, jurors at Elizabeth Holmes’ criminal trial have heard one witness after another speak about the confident and charismatic former CEO of Theranos. Witnesses testified about how she convinced investors to pour hundreds of millions of dollars into her failed blood-testing startup, attracted a star-studded roster of board

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Ted Cruz Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the life of Ted Cruz, Republican senator from Texas and former 2016 presidential candidate. Personal Birth date: December 22, 1970 Birth place: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Birth name: Rafael Edward Cruz Father: Rafael Cruz, pastor Mother: Eleanor Darragh, computer programmer Marriage: Heidi (Nelson) Cruz (2001-present) Children: Caroline and Catherine

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Wesley Clark Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the life of retired Army General Wesley Clark. Personal Birth date: December 23, 1944 Birth place: Chicago, Illinois Birth name: Wesley Kanne Father: Benjamin J. Kanne, WWI veteran and attorney Mother: Veneta Kanne Clark Marriage: Gertrude (Kingston) Clark (June 1966-present) Children: Wesley Clark Jr. Education: United States Military

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