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Month: March 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Se aferró a un árbol durante horas para escapar de la muerte en el peor desastre natural de Japón. Diez años después, todavía está reconstruyendo su vida

(CNN) — Kenichi Kurosawa se aferró precariamente a un árbol mientras el agua subía a su alrededor, inundando por completo los caminos de abajo. Durante casi seis minutos el 11 de marzo de 2011, un terremoto de magnitud 9,1, el peor que jamás haya golpeado a Japón, se produjo a 370 kilómetros al noreste de

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China’s parliament endorses plan to ‘improve’ Hong Kong elections, further curbing opposition

China’s rubber-stamp parliament on Thursday overwhelmingly endorsed a proposal on “improving the electoral system” of Hong Kong, further restricting the ability of people in the city to freely elect their leaders. Members of the National People’s Congress in Beijing voted 2,895 in favor of the proposal, with no votes against and one abstention. The passage

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12 female employees allege sex discrimination by Alabama sheriff’s office in DOJ lawsuit

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office in Alabama and Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran over allegations of sex discrimination from 12 current and former female corrections officers. The complaint alleges the women — and other female employees — were subject to a sexually hostile work environment, which

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Local prodigy Brandun Lee showcases skill, power with KO of the year candidate

Boom, boom Brandun. 21-year-old Brandun Lee put on another impressive performance Wednesday night with a candidate for knockout of the year. "This kid can punch"@Brandun_Lee knocks out Samuel Teah in round 3 #LeeTeah #ShoBox pic.twitter.com/OgVDnP2OOn— SHOWTIME Boxing (@ShowtimeBoxing) March 11, 2021 Lee delivered a vicious right hand, stopping Samuel Teah in the third round of

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Judge temporarily blocks Planned Parenthood’s ouster from Texas Medicaid program

A Texas county judge has temporarily blocked the state’s efforts to remove Planned Parenthood from Medicaid, hours after the group’s affiliates alleged that the state failed to provide adequate notice in a regulatory battle affecting thousands of low-income Texans during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. A slew of Texas Planned Parenthood affiliates asserted in a lawsuit

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