Skip to Content

Month: March 2022

An Ohio grand jury declined to indict officer who fatally shot Ma’Khia Bryant, state AG says

By Christina Maxouris A Franklin County, Ohio, jury declined to indict the police officer who fatally shot Ma’Khia Bryant, a Black teenager, last April, state Attorney General Dave Yost said in a news release Friday. Yost also released investigative materials in the case, including more than a dozen interviews, crime scene and evidence photos and

Continue Reading

Los padres de Gabby Petito demandan a los padres de Brian Laundrie, alegando que sabían de su asesinato y que estaban ayudando a su hijo a escapar

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — La familia de Gabby Petito presentó una demanda civil contra Christopher y Roberta Laundrie, alegando que sabían que su hijo Brian Laundrie mató a Gabby Petito y que estaban trabajando para ayudarlo a huir del país. En la demanda, Joseph Petito y Nichole Schmidt alegan que Brian Laundrie les contó a

Continue Reading

DA’s office to drop criminal charges against Denver security guard who fatally shot a man last year after political rally

By Hannah Sarisohn. CNN Prosecutors will drop a second-degree murder charge for a Denver security guard who shot a man at a political rally in October 2020, according to a statement from the Denver District Attorney’s office. Matthew Dolloff and his attorney, Doug Richards, have claimed Dolloff was acting in self-defense when he shot Lee

Continue Reading

DNC officials discuss demoting Iowa and changing early-voting state mix in presidential nominating calendars

By Eric Bradner and Ethan Cohen, CNN Democratic Party officials charged with setting the presidential nominating calendar argued Friday for major changes that would move more diverse and competitive states earlier in the process and would favor primaries over caucuses. Such changes would likely upend Iowa’s long-standing status as the first state to vote. The

Continue Reading

Citi expands its exit from Russia

By Matt Egan, CNN Business Citigroup, the major US bank with the biggest footprint in Russia, said Monday it will expand its exit from Russia to go beyond the long-planned sale of its consumer bank there. Citi said in a statement it has decided to “expand the scope” of its exit process to include “other

Continue Reading

EE.UU. analiza por qué Rusia ha confiado en el armamento pesado poco sofisticado, las llamadas “bombas tontas”, para la guerra en Ucrania

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En su dura guerra contra Ucrania, Rusia ha confiado mucho más en bombas menos sofisticadas —las llamadas “bombas tontas” o “dumb bombs”— que en su arsenal de municiones guiadas de precisión. Es una dinámica que los funcionarios de Estados Unidos analizan de cerca en busca de pistas sobre el estado del

Continue Reading

Gabby Petito’s parents sue Brian Laundrie’s parents, claiming they knew of her killing and were helping son escape

By Jamiel Lynch, CNN The family of Gabby Petito has filed a civil lawsuit against Christopher and Roberta Laundrie, alleging they knew their son Brian Laundrie murdered Gabby Petito and were working to help him flee the country. In the lawsuit, Joseph Petito and Nichole Schmidt allege Brian Laundrie told his parents about killing Gabby

Continue Reading

Report finds ‘significant gaps’ in DHS’ ability to detect violent extremism in its ranks

By Geneva Sands, CNN The Department of Homeland Security has uncovered “significant gaps” in its ability to detect potential domestic violent extremist threats within its ranks, citing unresolved issues of funding, training and consistency, according to a report released Friday. DHS officials have repeatedly pointed to domestic violent extremism as one of the most lethal

Continue Reading

Even Deutsche Bank is getting out of Russia

by Matt Egan, CNN In a significant reversal, Deutsche Bank announced Friday it is planning to shut down its business in Russia. The shift comes just a day after Deutsche Bank told CNBC it wasn’t “practical” to leave Russia, a source of legal troubles in the past for Germany’s largest lender. “Like some international peers

Continue Reading

Tribunal ordena captura del expresidente Alfredo Cristiani por caso de jesuitas asesinados hace tres décadas

Alejandra Ramos (CNN Español) — Un tribunal de San Salvador ordenó este viernes la captura del expresidente Alfredo Cristiani, quien gobernó el país de 1989 a 1994, por el presunto delito de omisión en el caso del asesinato de seis sacerdotes jesuitas y dos colaboradoras, ocurrido hace 32 años, durante su gestión. Cristiani no se

Continue Reading

OPINIÓN | Ucrania, sola en la batalla actual por el mundo…

CNNEE Nota del editor: Jorge Dávila Miguel es licenciado en Periodismo desde 1973 y ha mantenido una carrera continua en su profesión hasta la fecha. Tiene posgrados en Ciencias de la Información Social y Medios de Comunicación Social, así como estudios posuniversitarios en Relaciones Internacionales, Economía Política e Historia Latinoamericana. Dávila Miguel es columnista de

Continue Reading

Right-wing group targets New York Times reporters who have aggressively reported on its spy tactics

By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business Earlier this week, the right-wing organization Project Veritas released two undercover videos capturing Matthew Rosenberg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times, making a number of disparaging comments about his colleagues and the news media writ large. The videos caused a stir inside The Times due, in part,

Continue Reading

Saddam Hussein Trial Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here is some background information about the trials and execution of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein. Facts Hussein was charged with premeditated murder, imprisonment and the deprivation of physical movement, forced deportation and torture. Seven other defendants stood trial with Hussein: Barzan Hassan, Taha Yassin Ramadan, Awad al-Bandar, Abdullah Ruwaid, Ali Dayem

Continue Reading

Iraq Prison Abuse Scandal Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s some background information about the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal which took place during the Iraq war. Facts Abu Ghraib prison was a US Army detention center for captured Iraqis from 2003 to 2006. An investigation into the treatment of detainees at the prison was prompted by the discovery of graphic

Continue Reading

Hispanics in the US Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the Hispanic population in the United States, via the Census Bureau. Facts The Office of Management and Budget describes Hispanic or Latino ethnicity as “a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin regardless of race.” Hispanic people are the

Continue Reading

Iraq Most Wanted Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at Iraq’s “most wanted” fugitives list. Timeline April 11, 2003 – In a press conference, Army Brig. Gen. Vincent Brooks announces that US soldiers in Iraq will begin receiving a list of the 55 “most wanted” Iraqis. To accompany the list, the soldiers also get a deck of playing

Continue Reading

Pat Robertson Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research Here’s a look at the life of televangelist Pat Robertson. Personal Birth date: March 22, 1930 Birth place: Lexington, Virginia Birth name: Marion Gordon Robertson Father: Absalom Willis Robertson, politician Mother: Gladys Churchill (Willis) Robertson Marriage: Adelia “Dede” (Elmer) Robertson (August 27, 1954-2022, her death) Children: Timothy, Elizabeth, Gordon and Ann Education:

Continue Reading

Los arrestos de inmigrantes en EE.UU. se desploman bajo la administración de Biden, según muestran los datos

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — Los arrestos por inmigración en Estados Unidos se han desplomado bajo la presidencia de Joe Biden en comparación con su predecesor, quien amplió el concepto de quiénes eran elegibles para ser detenidos, según datos del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés) publicados el viernes.

Continue Reading

Nearly 1 in 5 mail-in ballots in Houston area were rejected because of Texas voting law, election officials say

By Kelly Mena, CNN Thousands of mail-in ballots were rejected in Texas’ most populous county for the March primary because they did not meet requirements set by the state’s new voting law passed last year by the Republican-led state legislature, according to Houston-area election officials. Harris County election officials on Friday announced that of the

Continue Reading