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Month: May 2023

Parque Nacional de Yellowstone dice que el encuentro entre un visitante y una cría de bisonte obligó a las autoridades a sacrificar al animal

urielblanco (CNN) — Funcionarios del Parque Nacional de Yellowstone dicen que se vieron obligados a sacrificar a una cría de bisonte recién nacida después de otro desafortunado encuentro entre un visitante del parque y la vida silvestre, según un comunicado del Servicio de Parques Nacionales (NPS, por sus siglas en inglés). El sábado por la

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Indianapolis 500, Coca-Cola 600, Formula One Grand Prix highlight jam-packed Memorial Day weekend

Auto racing’s biggest weekend looms with the 107th Indianapolis 500, Coca-Cola 600 in NASCAR and Formula One’s Monaco Grand Prix. Alex Palou seeks consecutive wins at Indianapolis Motor Speedway after claiming the pole for Sunday’s 107th running of the 500. He won the Indy Grand Prix there earlier this month. Later that day, NASCAR’s longest

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Southgate questions whether Toney’s ban is best way to rehabilitate striker

By STEVE DOUGLAS AP Sports Writer England coach Gareth Southgate has questioned whether the eight-month suspension handed to Ivan Toney for breaching betting rules is the best way to rehabilitate the Brentford striker. Toney was banned by the English Football Association from all soccer-related activity until January after admitting to 232 breaches of the governing

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Islamic scholar acquitted of rape by Swiss court, but potential trial awaits Tariq Ramadan in France

GENEVA (AP) — A Swiss court on Wednesday acquitted noted Islamic scholar Tariq Ramadan on charges of rape and “sexual constraint,” citing lack of material evidence more than a decade after the alleged actions, contradictory witness statements and what resembled love messages to the accused. The court said it would pay Ramadan’s lawyers’ fees. It

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Amanda Gorman is ‘gutted’ by school district’s decision to restrict her poem after a parent complained it contained ‘hate messages’

CNN By Andy Rose and Eric Levenson, CNN (CNN) — The acclaimed poem written by Amanda Gorman for President Joe Biden’s inauguration was moved from the elementary section of a Miami-Dade County public school after a parent complaint and school review, the district confirmed Tuesday. A parent of a student at Bob Graham Education Center

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