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Month: February 2022

Her daughter worried when she didn’t send her usual Wordle update. She was being held hostage by a naked man, police said

By Christina Maxouris, CNN An Illinois woman held hostage in her home was rescued after her daughter noticed she had not sent her Wordle score and alerted local authorities. The woman, 80-year-old Denyse Holt, told CNN affiliate WBBM that a naked man entered her Lincolnwood home, dragged her around the house, disconnected phone lines, and

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Fiscalía investiga “daños causados al Parque Nacional Canaima” en fiesta realizada en un Tepuy

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN Español) — El Ministerio Público informó este jueves que se inició una investigación en torno a “los daños causados al Parque Nacional Canaima” y específicamente al Tepuy Kusari, ubicado frente a la laguna de Canaima, en el estado Bolívar. Esto, como consecuencia de una fiesta organizada en ese lugar por

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Man faces murder as a hate crime charge after ‘devastating’ attack on Asian immigrant in NYC

By Taylor Romine, Priya Krishnakumar and Christina Maxouris, CNN A man who allegedly assaulted a Chinese immigrant in New York City last year has been charged with murder in the second degree as a hate crime, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced Thursday. Jarrod Powell allegedly approached 61-year-old Yao Pan Ma from behind as the

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Green Day frontman’s classic car stolen and recovered; guitars and amp still missing, say police

By Stella Chan, CNN Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong’s stolen classic car was recovered this week in Southern California, according to the Costa Mesa Police Department. Last week, Armstrong tweeted photos of his beloved ride and pleaded for any info regarding its return. “My car was STOLEN 1962 Chevy II,” tweeted Armstrong. “This car

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Hempstead High School Sets Example, As Students Come Out In Droves To Donate Blood At Time When It’s Needed Most

By Carolyn Gusoff Click here for updates on this story     HEMPSTEAD, New York (WCBS) — Yet another consequence of the pandemic has been school blood drives being cancelled, and that’s having a big impact on the nation’s supply. CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff spoke with Hempstead students who brought back a drive on Thursday with high hopes.

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Rodrigo Chaves es el candidato ganador de las elecciones presidenciales de Costa Rica, según resultados preliminares

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN Español) — Costa Rica eligió este domingo presidente en una segunda vuelta en la que, como en los comicios de febrero, se registró un alto índice de abstención. Según el último corte de resultados preliminares del Tribunal Supremo Electoral, con el 98,15% de las juntas procesadas, Rodrigo Chaves es el

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Virginia deputy attorney general resigns after posts emerge of her praising January 6 rioters

By Holmes Lybrand and Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN A deputy attorney general in Virginia resigned Thursday after Facebook posts resurfaced in which she called rioters who had stormed the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, “patriots” and made reference to the “deep state.” Monique Miles, a now-former deputy for Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, is the

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Texas national guardsmen say their mission to secure the border is a waste of time and resources

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN Since Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott deployed thousands of personnel to the US-Mexico border, the operation has been slammed as overtly political and a waste of resources by Democratic lawmakers and even some of the National Guard members participating in the mission. Last March, Abbott, who’s up for reelection, launched “Operation

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Louisiana House of Representatives will create a select committee to investigate the death of Ronald Greene

By Amir Vera and Tina Burnside, CNN A select committee of the Louisiana House of Representatives will investigate the death of Ronald Greene in state police custody and “who knew what and when” during the two years it took for videos of incident to be released, according to Speaker Clay Schexnayder. The announcement from Schexnayder

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Cavs-Louisville women’s game canceled due to travel issues

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — Virginia’s women’s basketball game at No. 3 Louisville has been canceled due to mechanical and aircraft staffing issues. The Atlantic Coast Conference made the announcement less than two hours before Thursday night’s scheduled tipoff. The Cavaliers will forfeit the contest. Virginia is the league’s only winless team in conference play. The

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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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Sarah Palin testifies about Times editorial that linked her PAC map to deadly shooting: ‘I was powerless’

By Sonia Moghe, CNN Sarah Palin testified Thursday that she felt “mortified” and lost sleep after the New York Times published an editorial incorrectly claiming there was a link between a map her political action committee had posted with crosshairs over congressional districts and the shooting that injured former Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords and killed six

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The no-knock search warrants in the raid that killed Amir Locke have been released. Here’s what they show

By Omar Jimenez and Bill Kirkos, CNN Authorities have released the no-knock search warrants for the raid that led to 22-year-old Amir Locke’s killing earlier this month — and the documents show St. Paul police argued the controversial method was the safest way to execute their search, for both officers and suspects. “A no-knock warrant

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California sues Tesla citing ‘hundreds’ of racism complaints in factory

By Matt McFarland, CNN Business A California civil rights agency filed a lawsuit against Tesla Wednesday alleging racism and harassment at the automaker’s Fremont manufacturing plant. Earlier Wednesday Tesla called the lawsuit “misguided” and objected to the claims. “Tesla strongly opposes all forms of discrimination and harassment,” the automaker said in its blog post. “Tesla

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New satellite images show continuing Russian military buildup on three sides of Ukraine

By Tim Lister and Gianluca Mezzofiore, CNN New satellite images released by a US-based technology company appear to show continuing Russian military buildup in Crimea, western Russia and Belarus, as pressure continues to mount on Ukraine from three directions, underscoring fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory. In Crimea, a large

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California sues Tesla citing ‘hundreds’ of racism complaints in factory

By Matt McFarland, CNN Business A California civil rights agency filed a lawsuit against Tesla Wednesday alleging racism and harassment at the automaker’s Fremont manufacturing plant. Earlier Wednesday Tesla called the lawsuit “misguided” and objected to the claims. “Tesla strongly opposes all forms of discrimination and harassment,” the automaker said in its blog post. “Tesla

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District attorney announces charges against 2 Dallas police officers for assault during George Floyd protests

By Dakin Andone, Ashley Killough and Joe Sutton, CNN The Dallas County District Attorney’s office has announced pre-indictment criminal charges against two police officers in connection to their use of force in response to demonstrators during May 2020 protests following the murder of George Floyd. Dallas Police Senior Corporal Ryan Mabry is being charged in

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Outgoing chief archivist at center of ERA fight and Trump documents controversy

By Devan Cole, CNN Recent controversies over the certification of the Equal Rights Amendment and improper record-keeping of Trump-era documents have pushed the nation’s chief archivist, whose typical pro forma responsibilities render him unknown to all but the most knowledgeable Washingtonians, into the middle of several high-profile political dramas. David Ferriero, who’s set to retire

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