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Year: 2022

On Greece’s Santorini, 13 cloistered nuns pray for the world

By GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO Associated Press THIRA, Greece (AP) — Cruise-ship tourists crowding souvenir shops and couples chasing the perfect Instagram sunset throng the alleyway outside the Monastery of St. Catherine, steps from Santorini’s world-famous volcanic cliffs. Inside this convent on one of the trendiest islands in Greece, a predominantly Christian Orthodox country, 13 cloistered Catholic

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Slovenia: Court strikes bans on same-sex marriages, adoption

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) — A top court in Slovenia has ruled that bans on same-sex couples getting marrying and adopting children are unconstitutional in the small European country. Constitutional Court judges ruled 6-3 on both issues Friday, saying that Slovenia’s laws allowing only opposite-sex marriages and adoptions violated a constitutional prohibition against discrimination. The court

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Chicago’s 4th of July weekend death toll surpassed the Highland Park shooting. ‘I thought there would be more outcry,’ mother says

By Jacquelyne Germain, CNN Angela Gregg’s 4-year-old son, Mychal Moultry Jr., known to loved ones as MJ, was killed by a stray bullet while getting his hair braided last year during Labor Day weekend in Chicago’s South Side neighborhood Woodlawn. She remembers him as a genius who was set to skip ahead to kindergarten after

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El presidente de Sri Lanka dice que renunciará en medio de manifestaciones masivas por la crisis económica

Sol Amaya (CNN) — El presidente de Sri Lanka, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, dijo que renunciará la próxima semana, según el presidente del Parlamento de Sri Lanka, cuando estallaron las protestas el sábado y los manifestantes irrumpieron en las residencias oficiales del presidente y el primer ministro. El primer ministro de Sri Lanka, Ranil Wickremesinghe, también dijo

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The 10 Senate seats most likely to flip in 2022

By Simone Pathe, CNN With more than half of this year’s competitive Senate matchups set, the overall electoral environment remains consistent: President Joe Biden‘s poor approval numbers, combined with a pervasive sense that the country is headed in the wrong direction, are weighing down Democrats looking to maintain control of Congress. But bruising Republican primaries

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