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Month: November 2023

Report on worker’s death finds that marijuana-processing workers may be at high risk of developing asthma

By Brenda Goodman, CNN (CNN) — Workers who process marijuana may be at high risk of developing asthma and these cases can be serious, according to a new report that highlights a recent death in the cannabis industry. Findings from the death investigation are published in Thursday’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the medical journal

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Georgia judge issues order to prevent future leaks of sensitive evidence in Trump election racketeering case

By Nick Valencia and Jason Morris, CNN Atlanta (CNN) — The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s racketeering case over efforts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia has issued a protective order on sensitive discovery materials in the case. In his order, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee wrote that a protective order was

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Una obra perdida, que fue hallada en una cocina y está valorada en US$ 26 millones, será parte de la colección del Louvre

Karen Esquivel (CNN) — El Museo del Louvre de París ha incorporado a su colección un “tesoro nacional” cuatro años después de que fuera descubierto durante una limpieza de la casa. “Cristo burlado” del pintor florentino Cimabue fue encontrado en la casa de una anciana en la ciudad de Compiegne en 2019. Ella había guardado

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Nikki Haley draws growing interest from deep-pocketed donors as GOP presidential field shrinks

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — Tim Scott’s loss appears to be Nikki Haley’s gain. Several of Scott’s financial backers have quickly pivoted to Haley in the days since the South Carolina senator ended his bid for the White House, as Haley jockeys with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to become the alternative to former President Donald Trump,

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5 tennis players were suspended for match-fixing in a case tied to a Belgian syndicate

LONDON (AP) — Five low-ranked tennis players — four from Mexico and one from Guatemala — have been suspended for corruption linked to a match-fixing syndicate in Belgium. The International Tennis Integrity Agency announced the punishments Thursday. The players are connected to the criminal case of Grigor Sargsyan, the leader of the syndicate, the ITIA

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