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Month: January 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

“Lloré toda la noche”: millones de chinos pierden el acceso a ‘World of Warcraft’ y otros juegos populares

urielblanco (CNN) — Millones de jugadores chinos se quedaron sin acceso a la emblemática franquicia ‘World of Warcraft’ y a otros videojuegos populares, después de que los servidores de Blizzard Entertainment en el país se desconectaran tras dos décadas. Los servicios de la compañía en China se suspendieron en la medianoche de este martes (hora

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Democratic congressman says he is ‘profoundly troubled’ by Biden document disclosures

By Shawna Mizelle, CNN Democratic Rep. Jim Himes on Tuesday admitted that he is “profoundly troubled” by the discovery of additional classified documents at President Joe Biden‘s Delaware home but pushed back on any comparisons between the president and former President Donald Trump in regard to the handling of sensitive materials. “Any time there are

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Calmer and warmer today

Winds have eased substantially overnight and our Air Quality has returned to the “Good” range after yesterday’s sand and dust resulted in poor AQI readings. It is calm and clear this morning, and cold enough to prompt a Frost Advisory in the Inland Empire until 8 this morning. High pressured has taken up station nearby,

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COVID-19 vaccine policies at Ontario hospitals are keeping some Canadian health workers from filling dire staff shortages

By CTV National News Medical Correspondent Avis Favaro Click here for updates on this story     Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — About 160 veteran nurses, personal support workers and health-care technicians, along with their families, gathered in a church hall in Port Perry, Ont., in person or by video conference, on a snowy afternoon this past

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Family reaches $2.9 million settlement in lawsuit over Bowling Green State University hazing death

By Michelle Watson and Kiely Westhoff, CNN The family of Stone Foltz, a Bowling Green State University student who prosecutors said died from alcohol intoxication during a 2021 fraternity hazing, has reached a $2.9 million settlement with the university, the family’s attorney announced Monday. “Kudos to Bowling Green and the state of Ohio for understanding

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