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Month: February 2023

Team Fluff wins 2023 Puppy Bowl

CNN By Zoe Sottile, CNN Team Fluff has taken home the coveted “Lombarky” trophy in the 2023 Puppy Bowl, winning 87-83 over Team Ruff. Vivianne, a bulldog mix from southern Colorado, scored the game’s final touchdown after taking an adorable green turtle toy into the end zone. Team Fluff is on a winning streak: They

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Man found guilty in 2021 Garland shooting that left 3 teens dead. But his teen son, the suspected gunman, remains at large

By Michelle Watson and Holly Yan, CNN The man accused of serving as a getaway driver for his teenage son, who allegedly killed three other teens and wounded another at a Texas convenience store in 2021, has been convicted of capital murder in connection with the three deaths. Richard Acosta Jr. was found guilty Friday

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La embajada de EE.UU. en Panamá manifiesta preocupación por “ataques contra medios de comunicación” en el país centroamericano

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — La Embajada de Estados Unidos en Panamá manifestó este jueves en su cuenta de Twitter su preocupación por lo que denominó “ataques contra los medios de comunicación” en el país centroamericano, que considera “parte de una alarmante tendencia”. “Cuando se usa la ley para intimidar a los medios, se priva

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Canadian women’s national soccer team call off strike, captain says players are ‘being forced back to work’

By Issy Ronald, CNN The Canadian women’s national soccer team has called off its strike and resumed training after the sport’s governing body Canada Soccer threatened legal action, players said on February 11. A day earlier, captain Christine Sinclair told Canada’s The Sports Network (TSN) that the team was going on strike following cuts to

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Man, 19, charged in violent protest outside UK asylum hotel

LONDON (AP) — British police have charged a 19-year-old man with violent disorder and assaulting an emergency services worker over a protest outside a hotel housing asylum-seekers in northwest England. Police said an initially peaceful protest outside the Suites Hotel in Knowsley, near Liverpool, turned violent Friday when some demonstrators threw projectiles including lit fireworks

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