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Month: November 2021

Jurors in the trial over Ahmaud Arbery’s killing deliberated between charges of malice murder and felony murder. Here’s what that means

CNN By Travis Caldwell, Elise Hammond and Mike Hayes, CNN Three men convicted Wednesday in the death of Ahmaud Arbery each faced nine possible charges that stemmed from their involvement in the 2020 shooting near Brunswick, Georgia. But the verdicts rendered by the jury on some of the allegations differed. Gregory McMichael and William “Roddie”

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Prosecutors in the trial of Ahmaud Arbery’s killers explain why they had faith in the jury despite its racial makeup

By Amir Vera and Chris Boyette, CNN Prosecutors in the trial of three White men convicted in Ahmaud Arbery’s killing were not concerned about the racial makeup of the jury, attorneys told CNN Wednesday. Linda Dunikoski, Cobb County senior assistant district attorney, told CNN’s Jim Acosta that after jurors were selected, her team “realized that

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Las abejas buitre carnívoras han desarrollado bacterias intestinales especiales para darse un festín con la carne

Sol Amaya (CNN) — La gran mayoría de las abejas se alimentan de polen y néctar, pero ciertas especies han evolucionado para darse un festín con la carne, sustituyendo los prados de flores por cadáveres de animales muertos. Para comprender mejor este cambio extremo en la dieta, científicos de la Universidad de California-Riverside, la Universidad

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He spent years in prison for the rape of author Alice Sebold, the subject of her memoir, ‘Lucky.’ A judge just exonerated him

By Kiely Westhoff and Theresa Waldrop, CNN For decades, throughout his years in prison and even after he was released, Anthony Broadwater insisted he was innocent of the rape of “The Lovely Bones” author Alice Sebold, a crime she described in her memoir, “Lucky.” Convicted in 1982, Broadwater spent more than 16 years in prison.

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Youngkin announces lawmakers, others helping with transition

By SARAH RANKIN Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Republican Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin is announcing groups that include lawmakers, law enforcement officials, business owners and others to coordinate transition work with outgoing Gov. Ralph Northam’s administration. Also among the scores of people on what Youngkin called “landing teams” are health care experts, veterans, attorneys

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Australia defense personnel dispatched to Solomon Islands as violent protests continue for second day

From Elizabeth Osifelo, Helen Regan and Teele Rebane, CNN and Reuters Australia is deploying police and defense personnel to support authorities in the Solomon Islands, as violent protests continued for a second day in the capital, Honiara on Thursday, despite a 36-hour lockdown being imposed. Demonstrators from the country’s most populous island, Malaita, had traveled

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What is the 1st Amendment Praetorian, the obscure far-right group subpoenaed by the January 6 committee?

By Marshall Cohen, CNN An obscure far-right paramilitary group is in the spotlight this week after getting subpoenaed by the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection. The committee subpoenaed the 1st Amendment Praetorian, a group founded in 2020 that recruits military veterans and former police officers to provide security at right-wing events. Lawmakers

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Las hermanas Mirabal enfrentaron a uno de los tiranos más sangrientos de América Latina. El día contra la violencia hacia la mujer honra su lucha

Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN Español) — Cada 25 de noviembre, a lo largo y ancho del planeta resuenan las voces que denuncian la violencia contra la mujer. La elección de esta fecha no es casual. Detrás están las hermanas Mirabal, tres mujeres que hicieron frente a la dictadura sangrienta de Rafael Trujillo en República Dominicana

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