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Month: January 2023

EU lawmakers seek probe of bloc’s enlargement commissioner

STRASBOURG, France (AP) — European Union lawmakers are calling for an investigation into a senior member of the bloc’s executive branch amid concern that he might be showing too much favoritism toward Serbia’s pro-Russian president. Oliver Varhelyi is the EU’s commissioner in charge of enlargement. He’s a Hungarian citizen and ally of Hungary’s nationalist Prime

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An American attorney found dead in Mexico was ‘the victim of a brutal crime,’ his family claims

By Melissa Alonso and Chuck Johnston, CNN An American public defender who died this month while celebrating his first wedding anniversary in Mexico “was the victim of a brutal crime,” his family said, noting a coroner’s liaison told them the case was sent to a local prosecutor “to conduct a possible homicide investigation.” Elliot Blair,

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Temperatures on Greenland haven’t been this warm in at least 1,000 years, scientists report

By Rachel Ramirez, CNN As humans fiddle with the planet’s thermostat, scientists are piecing together Greenland’s history by drilling ice cores to analyze how the climate crisis has impacted the island country over the years. The further down they drilled, the further they went back in time, allowing them to separate which temperature fluctuations were

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DeSantis propone prohibir de forma permanente los requisitos de vacunas y mascarillas contra el covid-19 en Florida

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — El gobernador republicano de Florida, Ron DeSantis, anunció este martes una propuesta de política para prohibir en el estado muchas de las medidas de mitigación implementadas durante la pandemia, como la obligatoriedad de las mascarillas y de la vacunación. La propuesta prohibiría permanentemente los pasaportes de vacunación contra el covid-19 en

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Fed’s Powell tests positive for COVID, has ‘mild’ symptoms

By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tested positive Wednesday for COVID-19 and is experiencing “mild symptoms,” the Federal Reserve announced. Powell, 69, is “up to date” with all COVID vaccines and boosters, the Fed said, and is working from home. “Following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Una madre adolescente y su bebé de 10 meses fueron asesinados a tiros en una “ejecución estilo cartel” en California que dejó 6 muertos

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Una joven madre corría en busca de un lugar seguro abrazada a su hijo de 10 meses cuando ambos fueron alcanzados por disparos durante un horrible ataque que dejó seis muertos en una pequeña comunidad del centro de California, informó el sheriff. La evidencia forense muestra que un atacante se paró

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