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Month: July 2022

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says prison attack ‘deliberate war crime by the Russians,’ as Russia blames Ukraine

By Tim Lister, Julia Kesaieva and Josh Pennington, CNN Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday the attack on a prison in separatist-held eastern Ukraine, which resulted in the deaths of at least 40 prisoners, was “a deliberate war crime by the Russians.” Russia, meanwhile, blamed Ukraine for the attack. The Olenivka prison near Donetsk has

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Sergio Massa, el ‘superministro’ de asuntos económicos de Argentina, con poder tripartito en la mesa de poder

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN Español) — Sergio Massa es el nuevo “superministro” de asuntos económicos de Argentina, un anuncio que llegó esta semana tras una fuerte reestructuración ministerial del presidente Alberto Fernández. Con estos cambios, Fernández hizo una reestructuración de una mesa triangular de poder de la coalición de gobierno, el Frente Amplio, donde están

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Arizona Cardinals remove ‘independent study’ clause from star QB Kyler Murray contract as he calls questions about work ethic ‘disrespectful’

By Ben Morse, CNN The Arizona Cardinals announced on Thursday that they have removed the “independent study” clause from star quarterback Kyler Murray’s contract after he called questions about his work ethic “disrespectful.” “After seeing the distraction it created, we removed the addendum from the contract,” the statement from the team, which CNN obtained, said.

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‘What happens if they actually do win?’: Democrats grapple with efforts to prop up far right candidates

By Dan Merica, CNN Efforts by Democratic campaigns, committees and outside groups to tilt the playing field in their favor by supporting extremist Republican primary candidates are sparking backlash as other Democrats warn the tactic risks putting conspiracy theorists and election deniers in office. The latest flashpoint in the debate came this week when the

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At least 8 dead in eastern Kentucky flooding, and ‘hundreds will lose their homes,’ governor says

By Steve Almasy, Jason Hanna and Michelle Watson, CNN At least eight people have died in widespread flooding in eastern Kentucky following heavy overnight rains, the governor said Thursday — an inundation he says will be “one of the most significant, deadly floods” in the commonwealth’s history. “This is an ongoing natural disaster, with more

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