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Month: May 2023

New York City to open first asylum-seeker arrival center and additional relief center for migrants

By Samantha Beech, CNN New York City will open the city’s first asylum-seeker arrival center next week, as hundreds of migrants continue to arrive in the city each day, following the expiration of a pandemic-era border restriction, city officials said. The center will double as the city’s ninth Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center, as

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Loreen, de Suecia, gana por segunda vez Eurovisión: el país nórdico empata con Irlanda como las naciones más ganadoras

Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) – No es un déjà vu: Loreen, de Suecia, es la flamante ganadora de Eurovisión 2023 con “Tattoo”. La cantante sueca, que también ganó hace 11 años, es la primera mujer en alzar dos veces el trofeo del concurso. Loreen llegó al evento como una de las grandes favoritas, no

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Fighting cancer, Saints tight end Foster Moreau could participate in voluntary offseason practices

By BRETT MARTEL AP Sports Writer METAIRIE, La. (AP) — Saints coach Dennis Allen says newly signed Saints tight end Foster Moreau “absolutely” could participate in upcoming voluntary offseason practices that begin later this month as he continues cancer treatment. The update comes as the Saints hold a rookie minicamp this weekend. Allen says “all

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Sweden’s Loreen wins historic second Eurovision, after emotional show in Britain that celebrated Ukraine

By Rob Picheta, CNN Sweden’s Loreen has won the Eurovision Song Contest for a second time, earning a historic triumph at an extravagant and crowd-pleasing show held in Liverpool, United Kingdom, on behalf of Ukraine. She became just the second performer to win the competition more than once, clinching victory with pop ballad “Tattoo” and

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Estos migrantes se apresuraron a cruzar la frontera antes de que expirara el Título 42. Ahora se enfrentan a un nuevo conjunto de preocupaciones en EE.UU.

Alejandra Ramos Brownsville, Texas (CNN) — Diocelina Querales estira el cuello mientras trata de vislumbrar los rostros detrás de los vidrios polarizados de un autobús que acaba de entrar. Poco después, ella niega con la cabeza. “Nada”, dice ella. Nada. Solo hay hombres en este autobús que acaba de llegar de una instalación de Aduanas

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