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Month: March 2022

US ambassador to UN says Russia’s actions in Ukraine ‘constitute war crimes’

By Jennifer Hansler, Sonnet Swire and Jeremy Herb, CNN US Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield said Thursday that actions committed by Russia against the Ukrainian people constitute war crimes, marking the first time a senior US official has directly accused Moscow of war crimes since last month’s attack on Ukraine began. “They constitute

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Brittney Griner has been in Russian custody for 3 weeks, congressman says, as questions remain about her whereabouts and how to bring her home

By Jason Hanna and Chris Boyette, CNN The American basketball star who was arrested in Russia on allegations of drug smuggling was detained February 17, a US congressman’s office said Thursday, providing the most detailed public account yet of how long Brittney Griner has been in custody. And US efforts to get Griner out of

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¿Cuáles fueron los avances en las conversaciones entre Rusia y Ucrania en Turquía? Posiciones de las partes y cronología de los diálogos

Germán Padinger (CNN Español) — Por primera vez desde el inicio de la guerra, las delegaciones de Ucrania y Rusia han dado este martes señales concretas de avance hacia un posible acuerdo que ponga fin al conflicto. La delegación rusa en la última ronda conversaciones realizada este martes en Estambul, Turquía, anunció dos pasos para

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Report: Inspection 4 days before deadly fire at apartment complex showed electrical issues, stairs out of compliance

By Eric Miller Click here for updates on this story     CARY, North Carolina (WRAL) — The most recent inspection at a Cary apartment complex was carried out four days before a fire that killed a 9-month-old Marlee Santiago and critically injured her mother. WRAL obtained fire department inspections of the Aurella Apartments going back to

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Argentina lawmakers take up contentious IMF refinancing deal

By ALMUDENA CALATRAVA Associated Press BUENOS AIRES (AP) — Argentina lawmakers have begun debating a bill needed to approve Argentina’s agreement with the International Monetary Fund on refinancing a $45 billion debt, while protesters opposed to the deal clashed with police outside the Congress building. There’s been widespread criticism of the agreement, which would refinance

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UEFA opens disciplinary case against PSG chief Al-Khelaifi

NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Paris Saint-Germain President Nasser Al-Khelaifi over heated incidents after the team’s Champions League loss at Real Madrid. The disciplinary case, which also includes sporting director Leonardo, followed reports that Al-Khelaifi went in search of the match officials to protest refereeing decisions on Wednesday night. PSG

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Former Vice President Pence visits Ukraine-Poland border and meets with Ukrainian refugees

By Michael Warren, CNN Former Vice President Mike Pence visited the Ukraine-Poland border on Thursday, meeting with refugees from Ukraine escaping the Russian invasion of their country. Pence was joined by his wife, Karen Pence, in a trip organized by minister Edward Graham and Samaritan’s Purse, an American evangelical Christian relief charity. “The impact of

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Chelsea made plea for ‘sporting integrity,’ despite oligarch owner being sanctioned after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

By Ben Church, CNN It’s a request that was described as “ironic in the extreme.” Despite Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich being sanctioned by the UK government for his close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin following the invasion of Ukraine, the club had called for its FA Cup tie against Middlesbrough to be played behind

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AG Balderas secures nearly $200 million for New Mexico and communities across the state in opioid allocation deal

By John Cardinale Click here for updates on this story     NEW MEXICO (KOAT) — Attorney General Hector Balderas has secured $200 million from Johnson & Johnson, AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health and McKesson — all companies connected to the opioid crisis. “I had direct evidence that they were purposely flooding the market in the ’80s and ’90s

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