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Continue ReadingMonth: February 2023
American Airlines flight crew in JFK runway incursion will comply with NTSB subpoena
By Gregory Wallace and Ross Levitt, CNN The American Airlines pilots involved in a near-collision on a runway at John F. Kennedy International Airport last month will comply with a subpoena to testify before the National Transportation Safety Board, their union said. “The pilots intend to appear for their interviews in accordance with the subpoenas,”
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Big Ol’ Fish: Cabo takes over for Central Oregon
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Continue ReadingDenver council member dragged himself onto stage before a political debate due to a lack of wheelchair accessibility
By Andy Rose, CNN A Denver city council member who uses a wheelchair faced a difficult situation this week when he participated in a political debate at a venue that did not have full accessibility, prompting him to drag himself onto its stage. Chris Hinds, who is running for reelection, said he has received apologies
Continue ReadingDenver council member dragged himself onto stage before a political debate due to a lack of wheelchair accessibility
KUSA, VINCE CHANDLER, CNN By Andy Rose, CNN A Denver city council member who uses a wheelchair faced a difficult situation this week when he participated in a political debate at a venue that did not have full accessibility, prompting him to drag himself onto its stage. Chris Hinds, who is running for reelection, said
Continue Reading¿Qué es la demencia frontotemporal, la condición cerebral que sufre Bruce Willis?
macamilarincon (CNN) –– Después de que Bruce Willis se retirara de la actuación en marzo de 2022 por un trastorno del habla llamado afasia, al actor de 67 años le diagnosticaron demencia frontotemporal, según anunció su familia este jueves. “Desde que anunciamos el diagnóstico de afasia de Bruce en la primavera de 2022, su condición
Continue ReadingArizona Court of Appeals rejects Kari Lake’s election challenge
By Brian Rokus and Jack Forrest, CNN The Arizona Court of Appeals has rejected Kari Lake’s challenge to the result of the Arizona gubernatorial election after she appealed an earlier ruling from the superior court. Lake had requested a declaration from the court that she — and not her opponent, Arizona’s Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs
Continue ReadingTexas’ Abbott uses televised address to target border, crime
By PAUL J. WEBER Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott offered no hints about whether he might run for president in a rare primetime address. But he sounded like a practiced campaigner while calling immigration crackdowns, tougher criminal penalties and a humming economy a model for the rest of the
Continue ReadingAmateur balloonist group from Illinois says small balloon last reported over Alaska ‘missing in action’
By Kristin Fisher, CNN An Illinois-based club of amateur balloonists says one of its small balloons is “missing in action” after last reporting its location over Alaska on Saturday, the same day the US military shot down an unidentified object in the same region. While the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade (NIBBB) has not blamed
Continue ReadingNo hazardous materials spill in Michigan train derailment
VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Officials say a train hauling hazardous materials derailed near Detroit, but none spilled. The Norfolk Southern train derailed nearly two weeks after a Norfolk Southern derailment in Ohio left a mangled and charred mass of boxcars that had been carrying various hazardous chemicals. Video recorded of the Thursday derailment
Continue ReadingNo hazardous materials spill in Michigan train derailment
VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Officials say a train hauling hazardous materials derailed near Detroit, but none spilled. The Norfolk Southern train derailed nearly two weeks after a Norfolk Southern derailment in Ohio left a mangled and charred mass of boxcars that had been carrying various hazardous chemicals. Video recorded of the Thursday derailment
Continue ReadingMichigan State to ease back into classes and athletics as students and staff continue to grapple with horror of mass shooting
CNN By Elizabeth Wolfe and Amanda Watts, CNN After the Michigan State University community was paralyzed by a horrific mass shooting that killed three students, injured five others and halted campus activity, the school will begin to resume athletic and academic life, as many are still struggling to make sense of the tragedy. Athletic events,
Continue ReadingProtests hit multiple Iran cities for first time in weeks
By JON GAMBRELL Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Protesters in Iran have marched through the streets of multiple cities overnight in the most widespread demonstrations in weeks amid the monthslong unrest that’s gripped the Islamic Republic. That’s according to what online videos purported to show Friday. The demonstrations marked 40 days since
Continue ReadingBruce Willis has a progressive brain condition you may not have heard of
By Sandee LaMotte and Kristen Rogers, CNN After retiring from acting in March 2022 due to a speaking disorder called aphasia, Bruce Willis, 67, has since been diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia, his family announced Thursday. “Since we announced Bruce’s diagnosis of aphasia in spring 2022, Bruce’s condition has progressed,” the Willis family noted in a
Continue Reading‘I’m here to get that W’: Tiger Woods playing to win at first tournament in seven months
By Jack Bantock, CNN In February 1992, a sprightly 16-year-old golf prodigy by the name of Tiger Woods made his first PGA Tour start at the Riviera Country Club in California. Thursday — 31 years, 15 major triumphs and 82 PGA Tour wins later — a very different Woods, one pained by injury, played at
Continue ReadingSen. John Fetterman checks into hospital for depression
By MARY CLARE JALONICK and MARC LEVY Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman, still recovering from a stroke, has checked himself into Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to seek treatment for clinical depression, his office said Thursday. Fetterman, who has struggled with the aftereffects of a stroke he suffered last
Continue ReadingEl atacante de la Universidad Estatal de Michigan tenía una lista de otros objetivos y munición extra cuando la policía lo encontró, según las autoridades
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El atacante que mató a tres estudiantes de la Universidad Estatal de Michigan (MSU, por sus siglas en inglés) e hirió de gravedad a otros cinco tenía una lista de otros objetivos, dos pistolas y abundante munición cuando la policía lo encontró poco después de la masacre del campus, según revelaron
Continue ReadingKentucky Supreme Court ruling allows state’s near-total abortion bans to remain in place for now
By Kiely Westhoff, CNN The Supreme Court of Kentucky ruled Thursday that a lower court wrongfully stopped the enforcement of two state abortion laws, according to court documents. The two measures are Kentucky’s so-called trigger law banning the procedure and a separate “heartbeat” law restricting abortions at around six weeks of pregnancy. Siding with Republican
Continue ReadingFox News stars and executives privately trashed Trump’s election fraud claims, court document reveals
By Oliver Darcy, CNN The most prominent stars and highest-ranking executives at Fox News privately ridiculed claims of election fraud in the 2020 election, despite the right-wing channel allowing lies about the presidential contest to be promoted on its air, damning messages contained in a Thursday court filing revealed. The messages, included in a legal
Continue ReadingMSU professor says gunman looked like a robot as he killed and wounded students
By Miguel Marquez, Meridith Edwards and Rachel Clarke, CNN The noise was so loud it didn’t sound like the gunfire from the movies to Marco Díaz-Muñoz — it was more like an electrical generator blowing up. “But then there was one, there was two, there was three,” the assistant Michigan State University professor told CNN
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