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Month: April 2022

‘Artists for Ukraine’ film festival in Palm Springs raising money, sharing culture this weekend

The three-day Artists for Ukraine film festival kicks off Friday at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, hosting a showcase of Ukrainian films and exhibitions of Ukrainian art. The festival is at the Palm Springs Cultural Center Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Some of the filmmakers escaped their homes in Ukraine just as the Russian invasion began.

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Los CDC publican detalles sobre los casos de hepatitis de causa desconocida en niños: algunos tienen vómitos, diarrea, síntomas respiratorios e hígado agrandado

Germán Padinger (CNN) — Los Centros de Control y Prevención de Enfermedades de EE.UU. (CDC) siguen investigando los casos de hepatitis aguda de causa desconocida entre los niños. La agencia publicó este viernes más detalles clínicos sobre algunos casos en un informe de Morbidity and Mortality Weekly. Hasta el momento, se han registrado al menos

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Judge rejects Trump’s affidavit saying he doesn’t have documents sought by New York’s attorney general

By Kara Scannell, CNN Former President Donald Trump said in a sworn affidavit that he doesn’t have any documents sought by the New York attorney general in its investigation of the Trump Organization’s finances. The one-page signed affidavit filed with the court Friday was Trump’s unsuccessful attempt to end the civil contempt and daily fine

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Oath Keeper pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy as pressure intensifies against right-wing extremist group

By Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN Brian Ulrich, one of the 11 members of the Oath Keepers facing sedition-related charges, pleaded guilty to “obstruction of an official proceeding” and seditious conspiracy in federal court on Friday, becoming the second person to plead guilty to the gravest charges to emerge from the January 6, 2021, US Capitol attack.

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Ron DeSantis vows ‘additional legislative action’ to dissolve Disney’s self-governing district

By Jay Croft, CNN In his escalating feud with Disney, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday night “additional legislative action” is coming to undo the company’s special tax district. He said the legislature will address the legality and any potential tax fallout from the state’s recent move to erase Disney’s self-governing status. DeSantis spoke during

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