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Month: November 2022

An Ohio man is charged with a hate crime, accused of attacking an Asian-American student and blaming him for Covid-19

By Jason Hanna and Rob Frehse, CNN A Cincinnati man has been charged with a federal hate crime on suspicion of assaulting an Asian-American college student because of his race in 2021 — an attack in which the defendant allegedly blamed the student for Covid-19 and threatened to kill him, authorities said. Darrin Johnson, 26,

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Manchin erupts at Biden over coal comments

CNN By Shawna Mizelle, CNN Sen. Joe Manchin on Saturday slammed President Joe Biden after he called for coal plants across the US to be shuttered, saying Biden’s remarks are “outrageous and divorced from reality” and suggesting it’s “time he learn a lesson.” Biden, while speaking at a stop in Carlsbad, California, on Friday about

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Two teens arrested in the shooting of Washington Commanders player Brian Robinson, police say

By Mallika Kallingal and Hannah Sarisohn, CNN Two teens were arrested this week in connection with an attempted armed robbery in August where NFL player Brian Robinson Jr. sustained two gunshot wounds, the Metropolitan Police Department said in statement. A 17-year-old suspect was arrested on Wednesday and a 15-year-old suspect was arrested on Friday. Both

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El cofundador y ex CEO de Twitter, Jack Dorsey, se disculpa tras los despidos masivos: “Me doy cuenta de que muchos están enojados conmigo”

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — Tras los despidos masivos en Twitter, el cofundador y ex CEO de la red social, Jack Dorsey, se disculpó por hacer crecer la empresa “demasiado rápido”. Dorsey tuiteó el sábado: “La gente en Twitter del pasado y del presente es fuerte y resiliente. Siempre encontrarán un camino por difícil que sea

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