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Month: May 2023

Merkley, Wyden cosponsor $1 billion bill to support, boost America’s public school teachers

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — Sens. Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden are cosponsoring the EDUCATORS for America Act, major legislation that would help raise student achievement and rebuild the educator pipeline by supporting the development and retention of effective educators. The bill would strengthen the educator workforce, address the shortage of teachers, and support comprehensive educator preparation, according

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Así es el Pixel Fold, el nuevo teléfono plegable de Google: precios, características y disponibilidad

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — Google presentó el miércoles su última línea de productos de hardware, incluido su primer teléfono plegable, así como planes para implementar nuevas funciones de inteligencia artificial en su motor de búsqueda y herramientas de productividad. Las actualizaciones, anunciadas en su conferencia anual de desarrolladores de Google I/O, se producen cuando la

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Judge who presided over Parkland school shooting trial announces resignation

By TERRY SPENCER Associated Press FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — The Florida judge who gained a national profile while presiding over the Parkland school shooting trial announced Wednesday that she is resigning June 30 to pursue unspecified career opportunities. Circuit Judge Elizabeth Scherer rose in prominence when she oversaw the televised penalty trial of Nikolas

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Nicaragua orders Red Cross to close, in Ortega government’s latest crackdown on civic groups

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Nicaragua has ordered the closure of the country’s Red Cross, capping a crackdown that has seen the government toss out out religious orders, charities and civic groups. The legislature voted to shutter the Nicaraguan Red Cross, accusing it of “attacks on peace and stability” for helping treat injured protesters during antigovernment

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La primera ministra de Finlandia Sanna Marin y su esposo empiezan proceso de divorcio

Carolina Calero (CNN) — La primera ministra de Finlandia, Sanna Marin, y su esposo, Markus Räikkönen, decidieron divorciarse después de estar 19 años juntos, según anunció la política este miércoles en Instagram. “Hemos empezado el proceso de divorcio juntos. Estamos agradecidos por nuestros 19 años juntos y por nuestra querida hija”, escribió Marin en una

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