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Month: September 2024

Deleted tweets, canceled events, erased endorsements: How Republicans are fleeing from Mark Robinson

By Andrew Kaczynski and Em Steck, CNN (CNN) — Republicans running for office in North Carolina and around the country are distancing themselves from Mark Robinson, deleting photos of themselves side by side with the embattled Republican nominee for governor and removing any reference to his endorsement from their campaign materials. Robinson has become politically

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Mississippi’s Republican governor pushes income-tax cut, says critics rely on ‘myths’

Associated Press FLOWOOD, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves says legislators should ignore “myths” from opponents who want to block efforts by him and some other Republicans to phase out the state’s income tax. Reeves says Tuesday that erasing the tax will help the state reach its economic potential. Mississippi has long been one

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Ex-officer charged with couple’s death in Houston drug raid awaits jury’s verdict

Associated Press HOUSTON (AP) — A jury is deliberating the fate of a former Houston police officer accused of being responsible for the 2019 deaths of a couple during a raid. The ensuing investigation revealed systemic corruption problems within the police department’s narcotics unit. Jurors deliberated about three hours Tuesday in the case of Gerald

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Los huracanes han cambiado y la forma en que nos preparamos para enfrentarlos también debería cambiar

Belén Liotti (CNN) –– Los huracanes ya no son lo que eran y a medida que el planeta se calienta se transforman en algo más peligroso: se intensifican más rápido, producen más lluvias y generan marejadas ciclónicas más grandes. Para protegernos de estas amenazas crecientes, los investigadores afirman que la preparación para los huracanes y

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Pac-12 files a federal lawsuit against Mountain West over $43 million in ‘poaching’ penalties

AP College Football Writer The Pac-12 is suing the Mountain West over what it calls an unlawful and unenforceable “poaching penalty” that would cost the rebuilding conference more than $40 million for adding Boise State, Fresno State, Colorado State and San Diego State, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court. The antitrust complaint

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Identifican restos de un desaparecido de la última dictadura militar uruguaya

Valeria Ordóñez Ghio (CNN Español) — Los restos humanos hallados el 30 de julio en Uruguay corresponden a Luis Arigón Castel, quien estaba desaparecido desde 1977 ―en el marco de la última dictadura en el país―, informó este martes el fiscal especializado en crímenes de lesa humanidad, Ricardo Perciballe. En conferencia de prensa, Perciballe detalló que

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Trump praises Russia’s military record in argument to stop funding Ukraine’s fight

Associated Press SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Donald Trump is again criticizing the Biden administration’s financial support for Ukraine in its war against Russia. This time he appeared to praise Russia’s military record from defeating Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler during World War II and French emperor Napoleon Bonaparte during an invasion. He argues a defeat may

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Senate unanimously passes bill guaranteeing same level of Secret Service protection for Trump, Biden and Harris

By Morgan Rimmer, CNN Washington (CNN) — The Senate unanimously passed a bill guaranteeing that former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris receive the same level of Secret Service protection as a sitting president. Republican Sen. Rick Scott of Florida brought the legislation to the floor almost days after the House of Representatives

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