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Month: October 2023

Miembros de Hamas utilizaron líneas telefónicas instaladas en túneles bajo Gaza para planear el ataque a Israel durante dos años, según fuentes

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Inteligencia compartida con Estados Unidos sugiere que una pequeña célula de miembros de Hamas que planeaba el letal ataque sorpresa contra Israel se comunicó a través de una red de teléfonos fijos incorporados a la red de túneles bajo Gaza durante un periodo de dos años, según dos fuentes familiarizadas con

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St. Charles Health System’s operating income gets back into the black, but Oregon hospitals still face big challenges

Oregon hospitals’ second-quarter median operating margin was positive for the first time in five quarters, as echoed in a 2023 turnaround for St. Charles Health System, but is “still well below a healthy level, underscoring the potential fragility of hospital services,” the Hospital Association of Oregon said this week.

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How an 11th-century monastery reclaimed artifacts from the US — and discovered a hoard of treasures in the process

By Christy Choi, CNN (CNN) — Hidden under years of dirt and grime in storage rooms, hundreds of precious religious objects have been rediscovered at a monastery in Nepal’s capital, Kathmandu. Gilded crowns worn by Buddhist priests, halos that once adorned statues of deities and mini stupas gifted by the local community are among the

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Senate votes 98-0 to confirm Biden’s nominee to run the Federal Aviation Administration

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Aviation Administration finally has a Senate-confirmed leader. The Senate voted 98-0 on Tuesday to approve President Joe Biden’s nominee for FAA administrator, Michael Whitaker. He’s the chief operating officer of a Hyundai affiliate that is developing an air taxi. Before that, he was the deputy FAA administrator. The FAA hasn’t

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Candidates spar over key tax issue in final gubernatorial debate before Kentucky election

By BRUCE SCHREINER and DYLAN LOVAN Associated Press Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican Attorney General Daniel Cameron have sparred over tax policies in their final debate. They sharpened their closing pitches in the hourlong debate Tuesday night. Just two weeks are left in their campaign for governor in Kentucky. Beshear called for a cautious

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Houston airport had to ground all flights after a private jet departed ‘without permission’ and collided with another jet, FAA says

By Sara Smart and Emma Tucker, CNN (CNN) — An airport in Houston temporarily grounded all flights on Tuesday after two private jets collided on its tarmac, officials said. The incident took place around 3:30 p.m. CT when a twin-engine jet departed “without permission” from the William P. Hobby Airport runway and collided with another

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