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Month: December 2022

As Southwest Airlines continues to sort out its mess, Buttigieg is steamed

By Forrest Brown, Gregory Wallace and Karla Cripps, CNN As beleaguered Southwest Airlines continues to sort out stranded passengers, uncollected baggage and out-of-position airplanes, US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has taken the airline to task. He’s pulling no punches, referring to the situation as a complete “meltdown” of the system. Meanwhile, the airline’s decision to

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Migrants in El Paso face uncertainty after Supreme Court allows Title 42 to remain in effect amid legal challenges

By Leyla Santiago, Rosa Flores and Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN The future for migrants waiting in El Paso, Texas, after crossing the US-Mexico border remains uncertain following the Supreme Court’s Wednesday decision that allows federal officials to continue expelling migrants before they have received an asylum hearing. “We were hoping for something else,” said Rosanni Rodríguez,

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UN Security Council ‘deeply alarmed’ by Taliban restrictions on women

By Kathleen Magramo and Richard Roth, CNN The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday said it was “deeply alarmed” by the ruling Taliban’s ban on women attending university or working for aid groups in Afghanistan. In moves widely condemned by the international community, the Islamist group last week ordered all local and international non-governmental organizations

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Former Trump White House aide told Jan. 6 panel Mark Meadows burned documents a dozen times during the transition period

By Jeremy Herb, Marshall Cohen, Hannah Rabinowitz, Geneva Sands, Veronica Stracqualursi, Kate Sullivan and Kristen Holmes, CNN The January 6 committee released another batch of transcripts Tuesday, including two more of its interviews with blockbuster witness Cassidy Hutchinson and testimony from several other Trump White House officials. The transcripts shed new light on how then-White

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México reporta 4 casos de posible rabia humana: ¿qué es esta enfermedad viral transmitida por animales?

Alejandra Ramos (CNN Español) — Las autoridades de salud de México confirmaron este martes que cuatro personas ––tres menores y una mujer adulta–– presentan posibles casos de contagio de rabia tras sufrir la mordedura de animales. La secretaria de Salud de Oaxaca, Alma Lilia Velasco Hernández, informó que el caso más reciente se dio “en

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El origen cruel del Día de los Inocentes, una tradición (muy diferente a la actual) que se celebra hace más de 1.500 años

Ángela Reyes Haczek (CNN Español) — ¿Preparado para gastar (y recibir) una buena dosis de bromas? Puede que disfrutes como un niño el Día de los Inocentes que se celebra en Latinoamérica y España sin saber que, en el origen de esta celebración, lo que hay es una historia oscura de crueldad y muerte que nada

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Former Trump White House aide told Jan. 6 panel Mark Meadows burned documents a dozen times during the transition period

By Jeremy Herb, Marshall Cohen, Hannah Rabinowitz, Geneva Sands, Veronica Stracqualursi, Kate Sullivan and Kristen Holmes, CNN The January 6 committee released another batch of transcripts Tuesday, including two more of its interviews with blockbuster witness Cassidy Hutchinson and testimony from several other Trump White House officials. The transcripts shed new light on how then-White

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85% of rural land in California is now in ‘high’ or ‘very high’ risk for wildfires, new analysis shows

By Brandon Miller and Cheri Mossburg, CNN The climate crisis is among the key factors in a new assessment that shows more than 85% of California’s rural and unincorporated land is now in “high” or “very high” severity zones for wildfire danger, the state’s Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (Cal Fire) recently announced. California’s

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Arizona judge orders Kari Lake to compensate Katie Hobbs for some fees for election lawsuit, but declines to sanction her

By Stephanie Becker, CNN A Maricopa County judge on Tuesday ordered Arizona Republican Kari Lake to compensate Democratic Gov.-elect Katie Hobbs for some legal fees related to the election lawsuit Lake had brought challenging her loss, but he stopped short of sanctioning Lake for filing the lawsuit. Judge Peter Thompson had rejected Lake’s lawsuit on

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