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Month: October 2023

Wisconsin judge rules that GOP-controlled Senate’s vote to fire top elections official had no effect

By HARM VENHUIZEN Associated Press MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin judge says the state Senate’s vote to fire a top elections official last month had no effect. Dane County Judge Ann Peacock ruled Friday that Meagan Wolfe, the nonpartisan administrator of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, will remain in office while a lawsuit plays out.

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Hundreds of foreign nationals remain stranded in Gaza as Israel intensifies airstrikes

By Alex Marquardt, Jennifer Hansler and Yahya Abou-Ghazala, CNN Washington (CNN) — More than two weeks of intense negotiations to evacuate foreign nationals out of Gaza have yielded few signs of progress, leaving hundreds of desperate civilians stranded inside the war-torn strip of land as Israeli ground operations expanded amid a barrage of airstrikes on Friday. Multiple sources involved

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Controversia por uso de fuegos artificiales en la presentación de informe de gobierno de la capital de Guerrero en medio de emergencia por Otis

Valeria Ordóñez (CNN Español) —  La presentación del informe del segundo año de gestión de Norma Otilia Hernández Martínez, alcaldesa de Chilpancingo, la capital del estado de Guerrero, generó polémica este jueves. En medio de la devastación que dejó el huracán Otis, se realizó un acto con música y simpatizantes, que contó además con un

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Coyotes’ Travis Dermott on using Pride tape, forcing NHL’s hand: ‘Had to be done’

By The Associated Press Arizona defenseman Travis Dermott recently defied an NHL edict on supporting social causes before games. The NHL announced in June that teams would no longer wear themed jerseys, which include Pride nights, Hockey Fights Cancer and military appreciation celebrations. It also banned tape on sticks. But Dermott used Pride tape on

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New life after ‘Unite the Right’: Charlottesville statue of Robert E. Lee melted down to create new art

By Chandelis Duster, CNN (CNN) — The statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee that was once at the center of the deadly 2017 White nationalist “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, has been melted down. The statue was rendered into bronze ore Saturday at a foundry in an undisclosed location, according to University

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West Virginia school system mandates religious training following revival assembly lawsuit

By LEAH WILLINGHAM Associated Press CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A West Virginia school district has passed a policy mandating annual religious freedom training as part of a lawsuit settlement. The settlement was finalized Thursday. It comes after some students were required to attend an evangelical preacher’s religious revival assembly during the school day in 2022.

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Leading GOP Jewish group’s conference presents chance for 2024 Republicans to distinguish themselves from Trump on Israel

By Daniel Strauss, Fredreka Schouten, Steve Contorno, Alayna Treene and Kristen Holmes, CNN (CNN) — GOP 2024 presidential candidates traveling to the Republican Jewish Coalition’s annual conference are facing a unique challenge this year: how to distinguish themselves from former President Donald Trump on their support and approach to defending Israel as the country’s war

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