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Month: September 2023

Railroad spikes, rocks thrown into Amish homes; Authorities investigating as possible hate crimes

By Bob Jones Click here for updates on this story     MEDINA, Ohio (WEWS) — The Medina County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a string of crimes committed against Amish people. Detectives are trying to figure out who is responsible for throwing railroad spikes, rocks and other items into homes, shattering windows and creating fear. Deputies have

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Prince Harry to attend charity event in London — but meeting up with the family isn’t on the agenda

By DANICA KIRKA Associated Press LONDON (AP) — Prince Harry is attending a charity event Thursday night in London, though he isn’t expected to meet with King Charles III or Prince William as Britain prepares to mark the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s death. Harry’s relationship with his family has been strained since he

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$23 billion pledged at Africa Climate Summit, but leaders warn of need ‘to act with urgency’

By Jacopo Prisco, CNN (CNN) — The inaugural Africa Climate Summit drew to a close on Wednesday, with the host, Kenya’s president William Ruto, saying that a total of $23 billion had been pledged to green projects by governments, investors, development banks and philanthropists. The summit, which focussed on driving green growth and climate finance

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La “desinflación inmaculada” es la nueva palabra de moda en economía. Pero ¿qué significa?

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — En los últimos meses, los economistas han añadido otro término a su léxico: desinflación inmaculada. Aunque no existe una definición oficial para ese concepto, la expresión se utiliza para describir un escenario en el que la inflación se enfría sin provocar un repunte del desempleo. Históricamente, esto ha sido difícil de

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