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Month: May 2023

La búsqueda del sospechoso del tiroteo en Texas podría dificultarse por la desconfianza de latinos en la policía, advierten activistas

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Las autoridades de Cleveland, Texas, instalaron grandes carteles en español por toda la ciudad pidiendo ayuda para encontrar a un hombre sospechoso del asesinato de cinco personas, pero la falta de confianza en la Policía entre algunos latinos puede estar obstaculizando esos esfuerzos, advierten activistas. Algunos latinos, sobre todo inmigrantes, temen

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Democratic congresswoman sold First Republic stock and bought JPMorgan just before bank sale, financial disclosures show

Haley Talbot, CNN Members of Congress are facing renewed scrutiny after a new disclosure report filed by Florida Democrat Lois Frankel revealed that she dumped First Republic Bank stock prior to its collapse and purchased JPMorgan stock before JPMorgan purchased First Republic. According to a financial disclosure report filed on April 28, Frankel sold between

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Twitter shifts course, allowing governments to post automated weather alerts and transit updates ‘for free’

By Brian Fung, CNN Twitter said Tuesday it will permit public institutions such as transit agencies and the National Weather Service to post large volumes of automated tweets for free, provided that the accounts doing so are “verified gov or publicly owned services.” The announcement marks another sudden pivot in Twitter’s attempts to charge institutional

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Sunny and a little warmer

Happy Tuesday, Central Oregon! We’ve warmed up a bit from our highs of yesterday. Under sunny skies, we’re feeling temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s in the warmest parts of today. Winds out of the south are remaining pretty consistent, around 10 mph. Overnight lows will remain pretty mild, in the low to

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