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Month: November 2021

California high school principal apologizes for football team’s lopsided 106-0 win

By ABC7.com staff Click here for updates on this story     INGLEWOOD, Calif. (KABC) — (KABC) — The principal of Inglewood High School is apologizing after her school’s football team won a game 106-0, provoking criticism about sportsmanship. Principal Debbie Tate released a statement offering apologies on behalf of the school to Morningside High School, the

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Cuba está tomando medidas enérgicas contra los opositores. Este disidente dice que protestará de todos modos

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza La Habana, Cuba (CNN) — Un dramaturgo delgado, con gafas y de tendencia izquierdista, cuyas obras hasta hace poco fueron promovidas por el gobierno, parecería un candidato poco probable para convertirse en el enemigo público número uno de Cuba. Pero los funcionarios cubanos apuntan cada vez más a Yunior García Aguilera y

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A major coastal flood event, similar to a surge from a hurricane, is underway in Charleston, South Carolina

CNN By CNN meteorologists Pedram Javaheri and Taylor Ward A potentially historic flood event is taking shape across Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, and portions of coastal Georgia, including near Savannah, as water levels will be at heights usually found in powerful hurricanes. The flooding will be exacerbated by a destructive combination of already higher-than-normal tides

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A major coastal flood event, similar to a surge from a hurricane, is underway in Charleston, South Carolina

By CNN meteorologists Pedram Javaheri and Taylor Ward A potentially historic flood event is taking shape across Charleston Harbor, South Carolina, and portions of coastal Georgia, including near Savannah, as water levels will be at heights usually found in powerful hurricanes. The flooding will be exacerbated by a destructive combination of already higher-than-normal tides and

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Finland’s capital to ditch meat for climate, with exceptions

By JARI TANNER Associated Press HELSINKI (AP) — Finland’s capital city says it will no longer serve meat at seminars, staff meetings, receptions and other events to reduce Helsinki’s carbon footprint. Instead, the city government plans to offer vegetarian dishes and sustainable local fish. Helsinki’s spokesperson said Thursday that the change takes effect in January

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Finland’s capital to ditch meat for climate, with exceptions

By JARI TANNER Associated Press HELSINKI (AP) — Finland’s capital city says it will no longer serve meat at seminars, staff meetings, receptions and other events to reduce Helsinki’s carbon footprint. Instead, the city government plans to offer vegetarian dishes and sustainable local fish. Helsinki’s spokesperson said Thursday that the change takes effect in January

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La humanidad necesita abandonar el carbón para sobrevivir, pero también necesita la electricidad

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En una tranquila mañana de domingo, un rugido desgarrador reverberó en el pueblo inglés de Eggborough cuando cuatro gigantescas torres de refrigeración de concreto implosionaron y se derrumbaron contra el suelo, transformadas en nubes de escombros en cuestión de segundos. Instantes después de su demolición, resultaba difícil imaginar que las estructuras

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