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Month: May 2021

EE.UU. advierte a sus ciudadanos que no viajen a Japón a dos meses de los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio

(CNN) — Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio, que se pospusieron en 2020 durante los primeros días de la pandemia de covid-19, enfrentan cada vez más obstáculos para su realización en 2021. La última señal preocupante para los Juegos de Verano llegó este lunes, cuando el Departamento de Estado aconsejó a los ciudadanos estadounidenses que no

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Top Republicans dig in over January 6 commission bill and plan to filibuster as soon as this week

Texas Sen. John Cornyn was clear in February: Congress should establish a 9/11-style outside commission to investigate the January 6 attack, a rare sign of bipartisanship just a month after the deadly Capitol insurrection. “I agree w/Speaker Pelosi — a 911-type investigation is called for to help prevent this from happening again,” Cornyn, a member

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Ex-WH counsel McGahn agrees to testify before House Judiciary Committee behind closed doors, likely next week

Former Trump White House Counsel Don McGahn has agreed to testify before the House Judiciary Committee after House Democrats and the Justice Department struck a deal paving the way for his closed-door testimony, which is likely to occur next week, according to two sources familiar with the discussions. McGahn’s testimony is coming after a years-long

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‘American Idol’ crowns a winner

“American Idol” has named a winner. Down to the final three contestants, Grace Kinstler, Willie Spence and Chayce Beckham, performed for the last time on Sunday’s nailbiter. “I can tell you, it’s very close at the moment. You can’t assume your favorite is safe,” host Ryan Seacrest announced during the first hour of the Season

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Biden y Harris condenan los recientes ataques a la comunidad judía en Estados Unidos y en el extranjero

(CNN) — El presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, y la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris condenaron este lunes las agresiones recientes hacia la comunidad judía, después de que varias personas judías fueran atacadas en ciudades del país y en el extranjero, al tiempo que se recrudecen las tensiones por el conflicto palestino-israelí.»Los recientes ataques contra la

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Archdiocese of Chicago reinstates Michael Pfleger, the activist priest accused of sex abuse

The Rev. Michael Pfleger, the senior pastor of the St. Sabina parish in Chicago, will be reinstated to active ministry, Cardinal Blase J. Cupich announced Monday. Pfleger, a longtime activist on Chicago’s South Side, has gained a national reputation for speaking out on policing, gun violence, community inequality and other issues. Three men have alleged

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