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Month: August 2023

Sudan fighting is driving country to collapse and millions face a ‘humanitarian calamity’, UN says

By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press UNITED NATIONS (AP) — UN officials say nearly four months of brutal fighting is driving Sudan to collapse with millions of people trapped in a “humanitarian calamity” and the possibility of a new ethnic conflict spilling into the region. The dire briefings to the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday

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Fiscal especial obtuvo una orden de registro para la cuenta de Trump en Twitter

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La investigación del fiscal especial sobre Donald Trump obtuvo una orden de registro para la cuenta de Twitter del expresidente, @realDonaldTrump, de acuerdo a una presentación judicial desclasificada recientemente. El registro se realizó de forma tan secreta que, en un principio, se le prohibió a Twitter informarle a Trump que se

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Deaths, disabilities from heart problems related to air pollution are on the rise, study finds

By Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — The number of people killed or disabled by certain heart problems caused by exposure to air pollution has risen significantly since 1990: 31% worldwide, according to a study published Wednesday in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Particle pollution is specifically to blame, the researchers say. Also called

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Rihanna continues breaking the rules of maternity style with a sultry new line for pregnant people

Kristen Rogers, CNN (CNN) — When Rihanna was pregnant with her first child in 2022, she subverted many of the conservative social and sartorial boundaries of maternity style — regularly photographed attending events and red carpets in minidresses, heels and baby bump-baring garments with cutouts. Now, as the singer and businesswoman and her partner, rapper

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Trump argues he should be allowed to discuss classified evidence at a home facility set up when he was president

By Tierney Sneed (CNN) — Former President Donald Trump argued in court filings Wednesday that he should not be required to go to a so-called SCIF – a sensitive compartmented information facility – to discuss with his lawyers the classified evidence in the documents case that special counsel Jack Smith brought against him in Florida.

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Opponents of Maine’s new abortion law won’t seek to nullify it through a referendum

By DAVID SHARP Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Groups opposed to Maine’s new law expanding access to abortions won’t attempt to nullify the new statute through a so-called People’s Veto referendum. Republican Rep. Laurel Libby, leader of the Speak Up for LIFE group, said Wednesday that allies decided to focus their resources on electing

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