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Month: August 2024

Illinois sheriff retiring after deputy he hired was charged with murder for shooting Sonya Massey

Associated Press SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — An Illinois sheriff who hired the deputy charged in the death of Sonya Massey has announced that he will retire, five weeks after the 36-year-old Black woman was fatally shot in her home. Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell announced his retirement Friday. Massey’s father had repeatedly called for Campbell

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Oregon Health Authority rejects fast-track process for St. Charles Health System acquisition of The Center

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Health Authority has rejected a request by St. Charles Health System to fast-track its planned acquisition of The Center Orthopedic and Neurosurgical Care & Research, Willamette Week reported Thursday. The Center and St. Charles Health System announced last month they signed “a letter of intent to explore expanding their relationship to

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Un cohete chino se partió en órbita terrestre baja, creando una nube de basura espacial, según el Comando Espacial de EE.UU.

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Uno de los cohetes chinos Long March 6A se fragmentó en la órbita terrestre baja y creó una nube de escombros formada por cientos de piezas, según múltiples entidades de seguimiento de desechos espaciales. El cohete despegó el martes del Centro de Lanzamiento de Satélites de Taiyuan para poner en órbita

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Supreme Court Justice Gorsuch questions overcriminalization during book tour at presidential libraries

By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch criticized the expansion of federal criminal law during remarks on Friday, telling an audience in California that Americans’ liberties are at risk “when there’s a law against everything.” “What happens to your respect for law when everybody’s a criminal?” Gorsuch said during remarks at

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