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Month: February 2023

‘We know what’s on the line’: Megan Rapinoe looks to third World Cup win ahead of this year’s tournament

By Amy Woodyatt, CNN When you’ve won two consecutive Women’s World Cup trophies, there is an expectation that you can win a coveted third. This isn’t lost on Megan Rapinoe, who — having last led her squad to victory in 2019 — goes into this year’s tournament feeling the pressure of a “three-peat.” The “three-peat

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Lebanon’s Central Bank governor charged with corruption

By KAREEM CHEHAYEB Associated Press BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanese officials say Beirut’s pubic prosecutor has charged the governor of the cash-strapped country’s Central Bank, his brother and an associate with corruption. Two judicial officials say the prosecutor, Raja Hamoush, on Thursday charged Gov. Riad Salameh, his assistant Marianne Howaiyak, and his brother Raja Salameh with

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Desvían un vuelo de American Airlines al aeropuerto de Raleigh-Durham por una pasajera conflictiva

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — El vuelo 3444 de American Airlines fue desviado al Aeropuerto Internacional Raleigh-Durham este miércoles debido a una pasajera problemática, según el aeropuerto de Carolina del Norte. “Aproximadamente a las 3:41 p.m., el vuelo AA 3444 con salida de Jacksonville a Washington, DC, se desvió a RDU debido a una pasajera

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She knew little about her mother’s military service in Europe during World War II. Then she did a Google search and got a surprise

By Faith Karimi, CNN Brenda Partridge-Brown knew for years that her mother served overseas during World War II. But she didn’t know the whole story. Willie Belle Irvin-Partridge had regaled her six children in suburban Atlanta with stories of her time in the Women’s Army Corps, stationed in Europe. She shared memories of the friendships

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