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Month: December 2023

Rebels in Congo take key outpost in the east as peacekeepers withdraw and fighting intensifies

By JUSTIN KABUMBA Associated Press GOMA, Congo (AP) — Armed rebels have seized a town in eastern Congo after violently clashing with the army, which has taken on an expanded role as peacekeeping forces withdraw from the mineral-rich, conflict-stricken region. Military officials and residents of Mushaki tell The Associated Press that M23 militants penetrated the

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La nube de polvo “the Brick” está en el centro de nuestra galaxia y un nuevo hallazgo puede ayudar a desbloquear sus misterios

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN) — Una nube de polvo opaco que se encuentra en el centro de nuestra galaxia ha dejado perplejos a los científicos durante mucho tiempo, y las observaciones que revelan nuevos detalles sobre su composición profundizan el misterio, posiblemente alterando lo que se sabe sobre cómo se forman las estrellas. Anteriormente

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¿Por qué tiembla tanto en México?

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNNEspañol) — Los sismos son un fenómeno común en México, pues el país está ubicado en una zona de “alta sismicidad”, según el Servicio Sismológico Nacional (SSN). Allí interactúan cinco placas tectónicas: la de Norteamérica, la de Cocos, la del Pacífico, la de Rivera y la placa del Caribe. MIRA:  Sismo de magnitud 5,8

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‘Completely ignored’: Why health problems caused by childbirth are neglected

By Jessie Gretener, CNN (CNN) — Expansive new research says that more than a third of women globally experience lasting health problems caused by childbirth, saying the conditions are often “neglected” and “ignored.” The study, published Wednesday in The Lancet Global Health, is a call to action to better the quality of life for women in the months and years after birth. The study, which examined health

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Families press for inspector general investigation of Army reservist who killed 18

By DAVID SHARP Associated Press PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — A survivor and family members of those killed in the deadliest mass shooting in Maine history are pressing for the Army inspector general to obtain answers about the gunman’s mental health and hospitalization. The group met privately with each member of Maine’s congressional delegation on Thursday

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2 men fined after pleading guilty in connection with Kiski River alligator sightings

By MADELINE BARTOS Click here for updates on this story     LEECHBURG, Pennsylvania (KDKA) — Two men connected to several alligator sightings along the Kiski River this year were ordered to pay fines after pleading guilty. Austin Randall and Dominic Hayward both pleaded guilty to violating rules and regulations of the transportation and sale of fish.

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