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Year: 2024

ANÁLISIS | Cómo Harris podría asegurar un récord de victorias para los demócratas, y aún así perder las elecciones

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Si Kamala Harris gana el voto popular en noviembre, los demócratas lograrán lo que ningún partido ha logrado desde la formación del sistema de partidos moderno hace casi dos siglos. Pero eso podría no beneficiarles mucho a la hora de gobernar. Si la vicepresidenta obtiene más votos que el expresidente Donald Trump,

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Texas Southern University Triumphs with Homecoming 2024: A Celebration of Legacy, Community, and Unstoppable Partnerships

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     October 8, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — As the dust settles from the remarkable Texas Southern University (TSU) Homecoming 2024 festivities, it’s clear that this year’s event wasn’t just about the celebration—it was about honoring traditions, strengthening community ties, and driving forward the legacy

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Panera Bread reaches settlement in wrongful death lawsuit filed by family of former Penn student

By Liz Crawford Click here for updates on this story     PHILADELPHIA (KYW) — Panera Bread reached a settlement in the wrongful death lawsuit involving former Penn student, Sarah Katz. The attorney representing Katz’s family told CBS News Philadelphia the matter has been resolved and she could not provide any other details. Earlier this year, Katz’s

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Lisa Marie Presley conservó el cuerpo de su hijo muerto en su casa durante dos meses, según su autobiografía

Belén Liotti (CNN) –– Lisa Marie Presley quedó devastada cuando su único hijo, Benjamin Keough, murió los 27 años en 2020. Ahora sabemos lo mucho que sufrió. En “From Here to the Great Unknown”, una nueva autobiografía de la fallecida Presley, que terminó su hija Riley Keough, la dupla escribió que Presley mantuvo a su

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A police union director who was fired after an opioid smuggling arrest pleads guilty

SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — The former executive director of a Northern California police union has pleaded guilty to federal charges that she illegally imported synthetic opioid pills from India and other countries. Joanne Marian Segovia was the executive director of the San Jose Police Officers’ Association. She was charged last year with unlawfully importing

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