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Month: February 2023

Opal Lee, the ‘grandmother of Juneteenth,’ becomes second Black American to have portrait hung in Texas statehouse

By Justin Gamble, CNN Opal Lee, the 96-year-old Texan who successfully championed legislation to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, was honored on Wednesday with the unveiling of a portrait at the state Capitol. The portrait of Lee, known as the “grandmother of Juneteenth,” is the first new portrait to be hung in the state Senate

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Chavez-DeRemer spotlights ‘opportunities for common ground’ after Biden State of the Union address

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) โ€“ Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, R-Ore., issued the following statement highlighting opportunities for common ground following President Joe Bidenโ€™s State of the Union address: โ€œDespite the partisan bickering that often dominates headlines, itโ€™s important for us to remember โ€” especially after the State of the Union โ€” that we as Americans have much more

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El Gobierno de Biden evalรบa deportar a Mรฉxico a migrantes no mexicanos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El Gobierno de Biden estรก considerando deportar a Mรฉxico a los migrantes no mexicanos, en una medida sin precedentes para frenar el flujo migratorio hacia la frontera sur de EE.UU., segรบn dos funcionarios de Seguridad Nacional. Desde que asumiรณ el cargo, el presidente Joe Biden ha tenido que enfrentar el creciente

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First on CNN: HHS secretary sends letter to state governors on what’s to come when Covid-19 public health emergency ends

By Jacqueline Howard, CNN Plans are moving forward at the US Department of Health and Human Services to prepare for the end of the nation’s Covid-19 public health emergency declaration in May. On Thursday, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra sent a letter and fact sheet to state governors detailing what exactly the end of the emergency

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Al menos 114 migrantes de Haitรญ desembarcaron en los Cayos de la Florida, segรบn autoridad fronteriza

Rocรญo Muรฑoz-Ledo (CNN Espaรฑol) — Las autoridades en el sur de la Florida anunciaron este jueves la llegada de una embarcaciรณn con mรกs de 100 inmigrantes a territorio estadounidense. El jefe del sector Miami de la Patrulla Fronteriza, Walter N. Slosar, dio a conocer a travรฉs de Twitter que el desembarco ocurriรณ en Tavernier, una

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Nigerian universities to close for vote over security fears

By CHINEDU ASADU Associated Press ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) โ€” Nigerian authorities have directed all universities to shut down for nearly three weeks for this monthโ€™s presidential elections, citing security concerns. The National Universities Commission cited โ€œconcerns expressed on the security of staff, students and properties of our respective institutions,โ€ as a factor in the decision.

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