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Month: October 2022

Nakia Creek Fire explodes amid powerful winds, forcing thousands of evacuations in Washington state

By Nouran Salahieh, CNN Fueled by powerful winds and unseasonably hot temperatures, a wildfire burning in Washington state exploded to 2,000 acres Sunday, forcing thousands of evacuations. The Nakia Creek Fire began October 9 on Larch Mountain, northeast of Camas in Clark County near the Oregon border, smoldering and creeping through steep, rocky terrain in

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Herschel Walker defends use of ‘honorary’ sheriff’s badge in Georgia Senate debate

By Dan Merica, CNN Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker defended pulling out a sheriff’s badge during Friday’s closely watched debate in Georgia, telling NBC in an interview that aired on Sunday it was “a legit,” but honorary badge from his hometown sheriff’s department. Walker had pulled out the badge during a discussion over support for

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Four prisoners killed, 61 injured in fire at Iran’s notoriously brutal Evin prison, state media reports

By Alaa Elassar, Artemis Moshtaghian and Jennifer Hauser, CNN At least four prisoners were killed and 61 injured after a fire at Evin prison in northern Tehran, Iranian state media IRNA reported, attributing Iranian authorities. The prisoners died of smoke inhalation, IRNA added. The fire happened Saturday night and an Iranian security official said “thugs”

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Arizona Attorney General’s office asks for federal investigation of conservative nonprofit True the Vote

By Kate Sullivan and Fredreka Schouten, CNN The Arizona Attorney General’s office has asked for a federal investigation related to potential violations of the Internal Revenue Code by the conservative nonprofit True the Vote, which claims to be trying to expose voter fraud. An investigator in Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich’s office, Reginald Grigsby, said

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“La gente murió en familia”: los sobrevivientes en la ciudad liberada de Izium hablan del devastador ataque aéreo

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN) — Mykhailo Yatsentiuk salió del sótano a preparar té para su nieta y estalló la bomba. Cuando recobró el sentido media hora después, toda la sección central de su bloque de apartamentos había sido destruida; el sótano donde se había refugiado con su familia y vecinos estaba envuelto en llamas. El gobierno

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La OTAN y Rusia realizarán ejercicios nucleares programados desde hace tiempo mientras las tensiones por Ucrania se mantienen elevadas

urielblanco (CNN) — La OTAN y Rusia se preparan para llevar a cabo por separado ejercicios programados desde hace tiempo de sus fuerzas nucleares en un momento de enorme tensión, pues Rusia continúa su guerra contra Ucrania. El Pentágono y la comunidad de inteligencia de Estados Unidos están atentos a cualquier movimiento inesperado o inusual

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As the Mississippi River plunges, the Army Corps is building a 1,500-foot-wide levee to keep salt water out of drinking water

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN The US Army Corps of Engineers has launched construction on a 1,500-foot-wide underwater levee in the Mississippi River to prevent saltwater from pushing up the river amid record-low river levels and flow rates. While drought in the US becomes more frequent and intense, sea level is rising along the coasts. These

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Los autobuses llevaron la frontera a la ciudad de Nueva York. Pronto las carpas de emergencia albergarán a cientos de migrantes

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN) — Los signos más recientes de la crisis que enfrenta Nueva York son las enormes carpas blancas que el alcalde de la ciudad dice que nunca imaginó que tendría que construir. La llegada de autobuses desde la frontera no muestra signos de desaceleración y estos nuevos refugios de emergencia en Randall’s Island

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Burton St. Agricultural Fest celebrates history, founder of historically Black community

By Samiar Nefzi, Brittany Whitehead Click here for updates on this story     ASHEVILLE, North Carolina (WLOS) — The Burton Street community came together Saturday to celebrate the Burton Street Community Agricultural Festival. In 1913, Edward W. Pearson started off the event to bring the historically Black community together. A civil rights leader in the mountains

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