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Month: January 2023

Novak Djokovic says his father had ‘no intention whatsoever to support any kind of war initiatives’

By Jill Martin and George Ramsay, CNN Novak Djokovic said his father, Srdjan, had “no intention” of supporting any kind of “war initiatives” after being filmed with a group of Russian supporters at the Australian Open. Djokovic reached his 10th Australian Open final on Friday after defeating American Tommy Paul in straight sets. Ahead of

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Exclusive: Supreme Court did not disclose financial relationship with expert brought in to review leak probe

By Joan Biskupic, CNN Senior Supreme Court Analyst The Supreme Court did not disclose its longstanding financial ties with former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff even as it touted him as an expert who independently validated its investigation into who leaked the draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. The court’s inquiry, released last week with

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¿Cómo hacer frente emocionalmente a la publicación de videos violentos? Los expertos recomiendan manejar el estrés y conocer tus propios límites

CNNEE (CNN) — Se espera que el video del arresto violento de Tyre Nichols, que las autoridades dijeron que publicarán el viernes, sea difícil de ver, pero también puede ser difícil de evitar. Algunas personas incluso podrían sentirse obligadas a verlo como una forma de rendir homenaje a Nichols, quien murió tres días después del

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British teenager who made far-right hate videos ‘influencing’ Buffalo shooter jailed for 11 years

CNN By Allegra Goodwin A British teenager who made far-right extremist videos that “influenced” the mass shooter who killed 10 Black people in a Buffalo, New York, supermarket was jailed for 11 and a half years Friday, the UK’s PA Medis news agency reported. Daniel Harris, 19, from Derbyshire in northern England, posted videos shared

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German parliament officially commemorates LGBTQ victims of Nazi regime for first time

By Nadine Schmidt The German parliament for the first time on Friday focused its annual Holocaust memorial commemorations on people persecuted and killed over their sexual or gender identity during World War II. Campaigners in Germany have worked for decades to establish an official ceremony to commemorate the LGBTQ victims persecuted under the Nazi regime.

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New storm; sub-zero wind chill

Snow has already begun to fall in the Cascades. Mt. Bachelor is expecting 3-6″ of fresh snow by Sunday morning. Skies will clear Sunday and temperatures will drop. Highs will be in single digits, and with winds topping 30 mph, the wind chill will make it feel like 20-25 below zero! Watch for packed snow

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Gobierno de Nicaragua prohíbe a turistas ingresar binoculares de visión nocturna y cierto tipo de cámaras al país

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN Español) — El gobierno de Nicaragua informó que los turistas tendrán restringido el ingreso al país de equipos audiovisuales como cámaras fotográficas y de video, binoculares de visión nocturna y algunos accesorios para cámaras. La información se dio a conocer a través de un comunicado firmado por el director de los

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