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Month: November 2022

Biden to meet Xi on Monday for first high-stakes sit-down with Chinese leader

By Kevin Liptak, CNN President Joe Biden will meet Chinese leader Xi Jinping face-to-face on Monday, their first in-person encounter since Biden took office and one that will offer a clarifying opportunity for the world’s most important bilateral relationship. “The leaders will discuss efforts to maintain and deepen lines of communication between the United States

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Nearly 26 years after JonBenet Ramsey’s murder, Boulder police to consult with Cold Case Review Team

By KCNC Staff Click here for updates on this story     BOULDER, Colorado (KCNC) — Investigators looking into the murder of JonBenet Ramsey will consult with the Colorado Cold Case Review team and collaborate with a private DNA lab next year. Boulder police hope new technology could lead to the 6-year-old’s killer. JonBenet Ramsey died 26

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Tunnel discovered beneath Egyptian temple may lead to Cleopatra’s tomb, archaeologist says

Christian Edwards, CNN Kathleen Martinez, an archaeologist at the University of Santo Domingo, has been searching for the lost tomb of Cleopatra for nearly 20 years. Now she believes she’s made a pivotal breakthrough. Martinez and her team uncovered a 1,305-meter (4,281-foot) tunnel, located 13 meters (43 feet) underground, the Egyptian Ministry for Tourism and

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World Cup 2022: French firm under investigation over alleged labor abuses in Qatar

By Saskya Vandoorne and Natacha Bracken, CNN A subsidiary of French construction firm Vinci was placed under formal investigation Wednesday over allegations of abusive working conditions on building sites in Qatar linked to the 2022 FIFA World Cup, a spokeswoman with the Nanterre prosecutor’s office told CNN Thursday. A lawyer for Vinci Construction Grands Projets

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Brother of 1985 MOVE bombing victims sues Philadelphia and UPenn for allegedly mishandling the Black teens’ remains

By Michelle Watson and Amanda Musa, CNN The brother of two Black teenagers killed in Philadelphia’s 1985 MOVE bombings is suing the city and the trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, claiming his sisters’ remains were mistreated and hidden away for more than three decades, court documents show. The civil complaint, filed Friday by attorneys

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Estados Unidos observó a la armada rusa preparándose para una posible prueba de un torpedo de propulsión nuclear

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Estados Unidos observó a buques de guerra rusos preparándose para una posible prueba de un nuevo torpedo de propulsión nuclear en las últimas semanas, dijo a CNN un alto funcionario estadounidense con conocimiento directo. Entre los barcos que participaron en los preparativos estaba el Belgorod, un submarino de misiles de

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