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Month: December 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Antiguo excremento de oveja revela una población desconocida que habitó en las Islas Feroe antes de los vikingos

CNNEE (CNN) — Las aisladas Islas Feroe fueron el hogar de una población desconocida en el año 500 d.C., unos 350 años antes de que llegaran los vikingos, según una nueva investigación. Y la evidencia proviene de una fuente inusual: antiguo excremento de oveja. Las llamativas Islas Feroe son un pequeño archipiélago ubicado en el

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Far-right using COVID-19 theories to grow reach, study shows

By DAVID KLEPPER and LORI HINNANT Associated Press PARIS (AP) — New research indicates far-right extremists and white supremacists are gaining followers and influence by co-opting conspiracy theories about COVID-19. Analysts at the London-based Institute for Strategic Dialogue sifted through nearly half a million posts on Telegram, a loosely moderated social media platform popular with

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‘This battle is not over:’ Biden pledges to ‘keep up the fight’ on voting rights as Republicans block legislation

By Kate Sullivan, CNN President Joe Biden on Friday pledged to “keep up the fight” to pass voting rights legislation that remains stalled in Congress due to Republican opposition, as he delivered the commencement address at a historically Black university in South Carolina. “I’ve never seen anything like the unrelenting assault on the right to

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Russia continues to amass new troops near Ukraine’s border despite Biden urging Putin to de-escalate tensions

By Natasha Bertrand, Jim Sciutto and Katie Bo Lillis, CNN Russia has continued to amass new troops near Ukraine’s border in recent days, despite President Joe Biden urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to de-escalate tensions during a virtual meeting last week. More Russian military units have been sent to the border area in recent days,

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