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Month: October 2022

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Padres del sospechoso de 15 años de un tiroteo masivo en Raleigh están “abrumados por el dolor” tras la muerte de 5 personas

urielblanco (CNN) — Los padres de un joven de 15 años sospechoso de matar a cinco personas en Carolina del Norte la semana pasada dicen que están devastados por la pérdida de vidas inocentes. “Las palabras no pueden describir nuestra angustia y dolor”, dijeron Alan y Elise Thompson en una declaración a través de sus

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Fetterman’s campaign releases new report from his doctor that says he ‘has no work restrictions’

By Jessica Dean and Dan Merica, CNN Pennsylvania Democratic Senate nominee John Fetterman is “recovering well from his stroke” and “has no work restrictions and can work full duty in public office,” according to a medical report released Wednesday by the lieutenant governor’s primary care physician. The new disclosure from the Senate candidate comes more

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BMW investing $1.7B in S Carolina as automaker shifts to EVs

By TOM KRISHER and JEFFREY COLLINS Associated Press GREER, S.C. (AP) — BMW will invest $1 billion in its sprawling factory near Spartanburg, South Carolina, to start producing electric vehicles and an additional $700 million to build a electric-battery plant nearby. The German automaker’s announcement reflects its commitment to transitioning to electric-vehicle production in North

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‘Descendant’ and ‘Rosa Parks’ provide new windows into chapters in Black history

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN Two powerful documentaries explore different aspects of Black history this week, in each case shedding light on misrepresented or under-covered chapters. Presented by Barack Obama’s company under its Netflix deal, “Descendant” examines the discovery of a long-sunk ship that brought enslaved Africans to Alabama, while “The Rebellious Life of Mrs.

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