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Month: December 2023

Baltimore’s new approach to police training looks at the effects of trauma, importance of empathy

By LEA SKENE Associated Press BALTIMORE (AP) — A three-minute viral video shows an irate Baltimore police officer berating a teenager because he ignored orders to stop skateboarding and called the officer “dude.” “Obviously your parents don’t put a foot in your butt quite enough because you don’t understand the meaning of respect,” he shouted

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Autoridades transportan diariamente a cientos de migrantes a ciudades fronterizas para aliviar la presión en Eagle Pass, Texas, dicen organizaciones

CNNEE (CNN) — Cientos de migrantes del área de Eagle Pass son transportados diariamente a otras ciudades a lo largo de la frontera sur de Estados Unidos para ser procesados y aliviar la presión y luego son liberados en esas comunidades, según organizaciones sin fines de lucro que atienden a migrantes en esas áreas. ¿Cómo

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‘There’s poetry in the drinking water’: Michael Mann puts Modena in the headlights with racing drama ‘Ferrari’

By Thomas Page, CNN (CNN) — Sometimes a film location deserves to receive equal billing to its stars. With “Ferrari,” the latest movie by US director Michael Mann, Modena, Italy, makes a strong case for itself. Starring Adam Driver and Penelope Cruz, Mann’s biopic takes on the turbulent life of Enzo Ferrari, founder of the

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Tokyo court only holds utility responsible to compensate Fukushima evacuees and reduces damages

By MARI YAMAGUCHI Associated Press TOKYO (AP) — A Tokyo court has ruled that only the operator of the tsunami-wrecked Fukushima nuclear power plant had to pay damages to dozens of evacuees, relieving the government of responsibility. Plaintiffs criticized the ruling as belittling their suffering and the severity of the disaster. The decision on Tuesday

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