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Month: February 2022

Federal judge blocks counties from charging Texas officials with crimes for encouraging mail-in voting

By Fredreka Schouten A federal judge has temporarily blocked several Texas counties from pursuing criminal charges against public officials who encourage voters to use mail ballots in next month’s primary election. The preliminary injunction marks a victory for officials in Harris County, home to Houston, who argued that the controversial provision in a new Texas

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Testimony from US Marines casts doubt on Pentagon’s account of Kabul airport attack aftermath

By Nick Paton Walsh, Sandi Sidhu, Julia Hollingsworth, Masoud Popalzai, Sitara Zamani, Abdul Basir Bina, Katie Polglase and Gianluca Mezzofiore, CNN Newly released testimony from US military survivors of the August 26 attack at Kabul airport has cast doubt on the findings of the Pentagon’s investigation into the incident, which concluded that nobody was hit

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La FIFA sanciona a la selección de Honduras por comportamiento de aficionados en partido contra El Salvador

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — La FIFA sancionó a la selección de fútbol de Honduras con una multa en efectivo y la obligación de jugar a puerta cerrada su próximo partido de eliminatorias mundialistas contra México, informó este viernes en un comunicado la Federación Nacional de Fútbol de Honduras (Fenafuth). La doble sanción, que incluye

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Two fired superintendents discuss the state of education in Oregon

By DEBRA GIL Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND, Oregon (KPTV) — The Oregon Senate approved a bill Thursday that establishes job protections for school superintendents. Two local superintendents were recently fired by their school boards without cause, but those appeared to reflect rifts over COVID-19 restrictions and politics. Senate Bill 1521 creates

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Fiscalía de Nicaragua pide 13 años de cárcel para exvicecanciller y líder estudiantil, declarados culpables de conspiración

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — El exvicecanciller de Nicaragua Víctor Hugo Tinoco y el líder estudiantil Max Jerez fueron declarados culpables del delito de conspiración para cometer menoscabo de la integridad nacional, durante juicios celebrados en la Dirección de Auxilio Judicial, según informó el Centro Nicaragüense de Derechos Humanos (Cenidh). “Otra aberración jurídica, esta vez

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Russia accuses the West of spreading disinformation on Ukraine as Kyiv fortifies evacuation plans

By Darya Tarasova, Sharon Braithwaite, Kara Fox, Katya Krebs and Tim Lister, CNN Russia blasted Western countries and media for spreading a “large-scale disinformation campaign” over a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, saying Friday that they were doing so “to divert attention from their own aggressive actions.” The Russian Foreign Ministry statement comes just hours

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Autoridades de Chile investigan muerte de un camionero tras caer de un puente, mientras camioneros bloquean rutas en protesta

CNNEspañol sjv (CNN Español) — El cuerpo de Carabineros y la Fiscalía investigan las circunstancias en que murió un camionero de 28 años tras caer de un puente en la región de Antofagasta, mientras grupos de camioneros han cortado rutas y bloqueados accesos a la capital provincial desde la tarde del jueves en protesta por

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Jurors are deliberating in the Sarah Palin civil suit against the New York Times. Here’s what they heard during the trial

By Sonia Moghe, CNN Jurors in Sarah Palin’s defamation trial against the New York Times are done deliberating for the day. A jury of nine New Yorkers, made up of five women and four men, deliberated for about two hours starting Friday afternoon. They are expected to resume deliberations Monday at 9:30 a.m. The former

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Former school district administrator pleads guilty to spending more than $230,000 on personal online shopping using district credit cards

By Jennifer Henderson, CNN A former administrator for the Little Rock School District (LRSD) in Arkansas pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Wednesday after spending more than $230,000 in school district funds for her personal online shopping, according to a news release from the US Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Arkansas. From August

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California bill would require vaccines for all employees

By DON THOMPSON Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California could mandate that all businesses require their employees and independent contractors receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The legislation announced Friday by Democratic state lawmakers would allow exemptions for medical or religious reasons. But testing would not be an alternative to vaccination. Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher

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