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Month: October 2023

Will Smith responde a Jada Pinkett Smith sobre su libro “Worthy”, mientras ella dice que están en un punto “hermoso”

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Will Smith compartió su opinión sobre las nuevas memorias de Jada Pinkett Smith. La pareja ha sido objeto de múltiples titulares desde que Pinkett Smith reveló la semana pasada que están separados desde 2016. Es solo una de las revelaciones de sus nuevas memorias, “Worthy”. Jada Pinkett Smith revela que ella

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Ken Burns’ ‘The American Buffalo’ finds heartbreak and hope as it rides through US history

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN (CNN) — Anyone with an interest in history should be quite familiar with the Ken Burns playbook, which he puts to characteristically impressive use in “American Buffalo,” a documentary weaving together the near-extinction of these majestic beasts, dispossession of Native-Americans and exploitation of the American West under one sweeping umbrella

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Nice player Atal investigated for ‘defending terrorism’ after reposting antisemitic message

NICE, France (AP) — The Nice public prosecutor’s office opened a preliminary investigation Monday targeting soccer player Youcef Atal on charges “of defending terrorism” after he shared an antisemitic message on social media. The prosecutor’s office said Atal is also being investigated for “public incitement to hatred or violence because of a particular religion.” Atal

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Mourners in heavily Palestinian Chicago suburb remember Muslim boy killed as kind, energetic

By CLAIRE SAVAGE, MELISSA PEREZ WINDER and SOPHIA TAREEN Associated Press BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (AP) — Crowds of mourners in a heavily Palestinian Chicago suburb paid respects Monday to a 6-year-old Muslim boy killed in an alleged hate crime, hours after authorities revealed new details about the evidence used to charge the family’s landlord with stabbing

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Settlement over Trump family separations at the border limits future separations for 8 years

By REBECCA SANTANA and ELLIOT SPAGAT Associated Press SAN DIEGO (AP) — The federal government would be barred from immigration policies that separate parents from children for eight years under a proposed court settlement announced Monday that also provides families that were split under the Trump administration with temporary legal status and short-term housing aid.

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Surgen más esfuerzos diplomáticos para ayudar a una Gaza “estrangulada”, mientras crecen los temores de un conflicto regional

Aleja Páez (CNN) — La ONU ha advertido que Gaza está siendo “estrangulada” por el asedio y los bombardeos aéreos de Israel que ya llevan más de una semana, mientras crece la preocupación de que una escalada adicional y la falta de seguridad para los civiles que huyen pueda arrastrar a los enemigos regionales a

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Natasha from ‘Natasha’s Kitchen’ makes waves in the food world with a simple approach to dishes

By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK (AP) — It started with a simple salad. Natasha Kravchuk began building a cooking mini-empire by combining cucumber, tomato and avocado. A TV anchor shared the recipe on Facebook in 2015 and it went viral. Kravchuk’s philosophy is indeed mixed into that salad — simple and flavorful

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US wildfires cost up to $893 billion annually with major hit to real estate value, congressional report shows

By Ella Nilsen, CNN (CNN) — Climate change-fueled wildfires are costing the US economy between $394 billion to $893 billion annually, a new congressional report suggests – a shocking figure that is more than double what previous government reports have estimated. The new report from the Joint Economic Committee, chaired by Democratic Sen. Martin Heinrich

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