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Month: April 2023

Derrumbe de un estacionamiento en Nueva York deja al menos 1 persona muerta y varios heridos, dicen autoridades

macamilarincon (CNN) ––  El derrumbe de un estacionamiento en el bajo Manhattan la tarde de este martes dejó a una persona muerta y a otras cinco heridas, dijo el jefe de operaciones del Departamento de Bomberos de Nueva York, John Esposito. El estacionamiento era un edificio de cuatro pisos que “se derrumbó… hasta el sótano”,

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Justice Department unveils charges in Russian plot to interfere in local US elections

By Hannah Rabinowitz, Holmes Lybrand and Donie O’Sullivan, CNN The Justice Department on Tuesday unveiled new charges against members of small separatist political groups accused of working with agents of the Russian government to influence a local Florida election with aspirations of extending those efforts to the 2020 presidential campaign. The indictment expands a criminal

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Manhattan parking garage that collapsed, killing 1, had open property violations, records show

By Julian Cummings, Brynn Gingras, Laura Ly and Artemis Moshtaghian, CNN A parking garage that collapsed Tuesday in lower Manhattan, killing one person and injuring five others, had six open building violations, three of which were classified as “hazardous,” New York City Department of Buildings records show. The garage, on Ann Street in the Financial

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EE.UU. advierte a Rusia que no toque la tecnología nuclear estadounidense en la planta nuclear de Zaporiyia, en Ucrania

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Estados Unidos tiene tecnología nuclear sensible en la planta de energía nuclear de Zaporiyia, dentro de Ucrania, y le advirtió a Rusia que no la toque, según una carta que envió el Departamento de Energía de EE.UU. (DOE, por sus siglas en inglés) a la empresa estatal rusa de energía nuclear

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Black homeowners had the smallest wealth gains over the past decade

By Anna Bahney, CNN Homeownership remains a key to building wealth. But a new study from the National Association of Realtors underscores the persistence of substantial inequities along racial and income lines over the past decade. Home appreciation since 2012 was greater for higher-income homeowners than for lower-income homeowners. Middle-income homeowners gained $122,100 in wealth,

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