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Month: July 2021

FBI infiltrates group whose members wanted to test homemade bombs, surveil Capitol, secede from US, court records show

By Hannah Rabinowitz and Katelyn Polantz, CNN The FBI has infiltrated a “Bible study” group in Virginia that after the January 6 riot had members discussing surveilling the US Capitol and their wish for secession from the US, and investigators closely followed one member’s plans to build and test Molotov cocktails, according to recently unsealed

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Zambia’s first president, Kenneth Kaunda, buried amid controversy over site

By Nimi Princewill, CNN, and Reuters Authorities in Zambia held a state funeral Wednesday for the country’s first president and independence leader, Kenneth Kaunda, amid ongoing controversy over his burial site. Kaunda’s funeral arrangements became the subject of a court challenge after the Zambian government announced plans to inter the late nationalist at a presidential

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One variant, many approaches to masks

By Tara John, CNN WHAT’S NEW THIS WEEK The Delta variant, a more transmissible and possibly more dangerous strain, now makes up more than half of all new infections in the United States. It is of global concern, forcing some Asian-Pacific nations to impose tough restrictions, yet countries are taking different strategies on masks. The

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The Italian gardens hoping to change tourism

By Antonia Mortensen and Sharon Braithwaite, CNN Planning a post-vaccination vacation this year? Chances are, you’ll be spending a lot of time outdoors. With destinations slowly opening up for tourism again, and travelers tentatively booking flights, travels that take in the great outdoors look set to boom post-pandemic. And in Italy — the first country

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Could you be related to Leonardo da Vinci?

By Brooke Taylor, CTVNews.ca Writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO, Ontario (CTV Network) — New research sheds light on just how far Leonardo da Vinci’s bloodline extends, from 1331 continuing through to 14 descendants still living today. Alessandro Vezzosi and Agnese Sabato’s decade-long study was published in Human Evolution documenting the continuous

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela va camino a sancionar ley de lenguaje inclusivo, mientras la comunidad LGBTQ exige inclusión real

olivertapia (CNN Español) — La Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela aprobó este martes en primera discusión la Ley de promoción y uso del lenguaje con conciencia de género. La diputada Niloha Delgado, del oficialista Partido socialista Unido de Venezuela y quien presentó el proyecto, destacó que la propuesta está vinculada al lenguaje no sexista y explicó

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‘Horrific’ graffiti on Martin Luther King Jr. statue in Southern California is being investigated as a hate crime, police say

By Brisa Colon, CNN A statue of Martin Luther King Jr. in Southern California was vandalized with a swastika and other “horrific” graffiti that police are investigating as a hate crime, officials said. Officers from the Long Beach Police Department were called to King Park on Friday around 3:20 p.m. following reports the statue was

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