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Month: February 2022

GOP-led Arizona Senate panel votes to hand-count all ballots

By BOB CHRISTIE Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Republican state senators have advanced legislation that would require every ballot cast in the Arizona’s elections to be counted by hand. Proponents who embraced former President Donald Trump’s false narrative of massive voter fraud called the proposal approved with no Democratic support Monday a needed reform. Opponents

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Bend Humanity Coalition claims city has ‘ample’ shelter beds; Councilor Perkins fires back

The Bend Humanity Coalition and former Mayor Jeff Eager claimed in a news release Monday, hours before a city public hearing on code changes to allow more shelter locations, that data shows the city already had more shelter beds than needed, before winter hit. City Councilor Megan Perkins later fired back, calling the stats “misleading and incomplete.”

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Brian Laundrie, prometido de Gabby Petito, murió de un disparo en la cabeza, según el médico forense

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La causa de muerte de Brian Laundrie, el prometido de Gabby Petito, cuya desaparición provocó una tormenta a finales del verano pasado, fue revelada oficialmente este lunes. El informe de la autopsia realizada por el médico forense de Sarasota, Florida indica que Laundrie murió de un disparo en la cabeza. Brian

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After 2 losses, Michigan AG won’t appeal Nassar-related case

By ED WHITE Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — Prosecutors say they won’t appeal a decision that derailed charges against the former president of Michigan State University. Lou Anna Simon was accused of lying to investigators about sexual assault complaints against Larry Nassar. But two courts have dismissed the case, citing insufficient evidence. Attorney General Dana

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After 2 losses, Michigan AG won’t appeal Nassar-related case

By ED WHITE Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — Prosecutors say they won’t appeal a decision that derailed charges against the former president of Michigan State University. Lou Anna Simon was accused of lying to investigators about sexual assault complaints against Larry Nassar. But two courts have dismissed the case, citing insufficient evidence. Attorney General Dana

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Videos show Russian units and missiles advancing toward Ukraine border

By Tim Lister, Gianluca Mezzofiore and Paul P. Murphy, CNN The build-up of Russian forces close to the Ukrainian border continues apace, with everything from submarines and amphibious landing ships in the Black Sea to short-range ballistic missiles, tanks and howitzers around Ukraine’s northeastern edges. CNN has geolocated and authenticated social media videos of these

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Myanmar says it won’t attend ASEAN foreign ministers meeting

By GRANT PECK Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) — Myanmar says it will not participate in this week’s meetings in Cambodia of foreign ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, spurning an invitation to send a non-political representative instead of its chief diplomat. The decision to restrict Myanmar’s participation reflected a disagreement over Myanmar’s lack

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