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Month: March 2022

Biden announces hundreds of millions in new security aid for Ukraine following Zelensky’s speech

By Kaitlan Collins, Kevin Liptak, Phil Mattingly, Paul LeBlanc and Maegan Vazquez, CNN President Joe Biden on Wednesday announced an additional $800 million in security assistance to Ukraine as he sought to answer his Ukrainian counterpart’s impassioned call for help and leadership delivered to Congress earlier in the day. “The world is united in our

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Lawyers in case against 9/11 plotters in discussions to reach possible plea agreement, avoid death penalty trial

By Ellie Kaufman, CNN Lawyers in the case against five Guantanamo detainees accused of plotting the September 11, 2001, terror attacks are in discussions with prosecutors to reach a possible plea agreement and avoid a death penalty trial at the Guantanamo Bay military court, according to a person familiar with the matter. Legal teams on

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Asesinan al periodista Armando Linares, director del portal de noticias Monitor Michoacán

Ángela Reyes (CNN Español) — La Fiscalía General del estado mexicano de Michoacán informó en su cuenta de Twitter que el periodista Armando Linares López fue asesinado este martes y que el cuerpo presenta “heridas producidas por disparo de arma de fuego”. “#FiscaliaMich acude a la colonia Carabanchel, en Zitácuaro, para realizar actuaciones con relación

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RNC tries to stop 2020 email communications data from going to January 6 committee in latest court effort

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice The House select committee investigating the attack on the US Capitol was poised to receive data from the Republican Party’s email communications platform Salesforce on Wednesday, but the Republican National Committee now is getting at least a two-week delay to try to block the subpoena in court.

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‘They deserve to be heard’: Community leader says Haitian migrants who risked their lives to reach US should be given chance to stay

By Bobeth Yates Click here for updates on this story     DANIA BEACH, Florida (WFOR) — The silhouettes of Haitian migrants could be seen through the windows as buses packed with a group that came ashore Monday made their way to into a Customs and Border Protection station. “It is horrible, it’s a country at war,”

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LA County supervisors approve bigger reward for information in disappearance, death of Mitrice Richardson

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     CALABASAS, California (KCAL, KCBS) — The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved the increase and extension of a reward for information in the death of Mitrice Richardson, whose remains were found nearly a year after she was released from a sheriff’s station in Calabasas.

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Omarosa Manigault Newman ordered to pay more than $60K in Trump-era ethics case

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice A federal judge has ruled against former Trump administration official Omarosa Manigault Newman and ordered her to pay more than $60,000, in a lawsuit the Justice Department brought against her after then-President Donald Trump fired his former apprentice. The case found that Manigault Newman hadn’t complied with

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A Mississippi assistant principal was terminated after reading the children’s book ‘I Need A New Butt!’ to second graders

By Amir Vera and Abby Bustin, CNN A Mississippi assistant principal was fired after reading the children’s book “I Need a New Butt!” to a class of second graders, an act the school division says violated their code of ethics. Toby Price, the now former assistant principal at Gary Road Elementary School in Byram, told

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5 things to watch during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s virtual address to Congress

By Maegan Vazquez, CNN Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will deliver a speech to members of the US Congress on Wednesday, marking a rare moment for the Eastern European leader to address American lawmakers as his country continues to fight against the Russian invasion. The speech follows Zelensky’s similar virtual addresses to other NATO allies, during

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Disgruntled SF Teachers Refuse To Leave District Headquarters; ‘Last Night Was Just The Beginning’

By Web Staff Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO, California (KPIX) — Nearly two dozen San Francisco teachers remained entrenched inside the public school district headquarters Tuesday, pledging not to leave until a computer glitch that has led to missing or partial paychecks is corrected. The teachers, armed with sleeping bags and

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Orange County Sheriff’s Office’s final report reaffirms no foul play in Bob Saget’s death

By Gregory Lemos, CNN The Orange County Sheriff’s Office issued its final report into the death of Bob Saget on Tuesday and said it will comply with a court-ordered permanent injunction blocking the release of additional details of the comedian’s untimely death. “Yesterday, a court order was entered prohibiting the release of certain materials gathered

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Pfizer y BioNTech solicitan la autorización de una dosis adicional de refuerzo de su vacuna contra el covid-19 para los adultos mayores

Ángela Reyes (CNN) — Pfizer y BioNTech presentaron una solicitud de autorización de uso de emergencia a la Administración de Alimentos y Medicamentos de EE.UU. para una dosis de refuerzo adicional de su vacuna contra el covid-19 para los adultos de 65 años en adelante que hayan recibido una dosis de refuerzo de cualquiera de

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Wisconsin homeowner aid program removes racial component after facing challenge

By MITCHELL SCHMIDT Click here for updates on this story     WISCONSIN (madison.com/Wisconsin State Journal) — Gov. Tony Evers has reversed a decision to steer federal funds toward people of color as part of a more than $92 million mortgage-assistance program after a conservative law firm contended the move would be unconstitutional. The Democratic governor first

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La temporada de alergias comenzará antes de lo habitual y será mucho más severa debido a la crisis climática, señala un estudio

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las futuras temporadas de alergia comenzarán más de un mes antes y serán mucho más intensas a causa de la crisis climática, según un nuevo estudio. El estudio, publicado este martes en la revista académica Nature Communications, concluye que, para finales de siglo, la temporada de polen podría comenzar hasta 40

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