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Month: January 2023

The rise of the K-drama heroine

Hahna Yoon, CNN One of last year’s most successful South Korean TV shows, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” follows the story of a young autistic woman, Woo Young-woo, who navigates adulthood while winning cases at one of the nation’s top law firms. Already renewed for a second season, it is now Netflix’s sixth most-watched non-English television series

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More than 80,000 people turn out for Tel Aviv protest against Netanyahu government

By Hadas Gold, Michael Schwartz and Amir Tal, CNN Tens of thousands of people protested in Tel Aviv Saturday night against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his government’s proposed changes to the Israeli judicial system. Despite pouring rain over the city, police estimated that more than 80,000 people flooded central Tel Aviv’s HaBima square

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Lodo, moho y destrucción: los comercios de California se enfrentan a daños catastróficos

Alexandra Ferguson Nueva York (CNN) — Al final de un largo muelle de madera californiano que sobresale por encima del océano Pacífico se encuentra el restaurante Wharf House. Ahora es casi imposible acceder a él. El restaurante Wharf House, un establecimiento emblemático para los residentes de la ciudad costera de Capitola, en el condado de Santa

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How WWE’s Vince McMahon ruthlessly got his job back despite allegations of sexual assault and misuse of company funds

By Kyle Feldscher, CNN Professional wrestling is known for its outlandish, dramatic stories that have captivated generations. It’s an athletic soap opera built on emotional drama with wrestlers sometimes scheming in the background for months only to make their move at the opportune moment, drawing crazed reactions from arenas packed with fans who have followed

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Minnesota man’s murder conviction vacated in wife’s death

By MARGARET STAFFORD Associated Press A Minnesota man who spent nearly 25 years in prison in connection with his wife’s death has been freed after officials vacated his murder conviction. The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office announced Friday that an investigation concluded that medical evidence used to convict Thomas Rhodes was flawed. Rhodes’ wife, Jane Rhodes,

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