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Month: July 2023

An Iowa meteorologist started talking about climate change on newscasts. Then came the harassment

By HANNAH FINGERHUT, HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH and SUMMER BALLENTINE Associated Press DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The harassment started to intensify as TV meteorologist Chris Gloninger did more reporting on climate change during local newscasts — outraged emails and even a threat to show up at his house. Gloninger said he had been recruited, in part,

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Climate-hit Pakistan to cooperate with Switzerland on ways to manage the risks of natural disaster

ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said his country is looking forward to cooperating with Switzerland on managing the effects of climate change and receiving an advanced weather warning system from the European country. The two countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Saturday at the Nathia Gali resort, located some 85

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Leslie Van Houten, miembro de la familia Manson, está un paso más cerca de la libertad condicional ya que el gobernador ya no cuestionará la liberación

Sol Amaya (CNN) — La oficina del gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, anunció este viernes que no impugnará el fallo del panel de apelaciones del estado de mayo que abrió la posibilidad de libertad condicional para Leslie Van Houten, exseguidora de Charles Manson y asesina convicta. Van Houten cumple sentencias simultáneas de siete años a

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Canadian cybersecurity agency and FBI issue advisory over rising ‘Truebot’ cyber attacks

By Daniel Otis, CTVNews.ca Writer Click here for updates on this story     Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has issued a joint advisory with the FBI and other U.S. agencies about increasing attacks from “Truebot” malware. According to the July 6 alert, hackers are using a vulnerability in security software

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500 days after the invasion of Ukraine, Russian and Belarusian stars are playing at Wimbledon. Here’s how it’s going

By Amy Woodyatt, CNN London (CNN) — A year after tennis players from Russia and Belarus were banned from playing at Wimbledon following the invasion of Ukraine, organizers have accepted entries from players from the two countries for the 2023 grand slam tournament if they have complied with “appropriate conditions” and compete as neutral athletes. Though tournament

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‘A huge shame’: Asylum seekers sleeping on the streets of Toronto as city, feds argue over who should foot the bill

By Noushin Ziafati, CTVNews.ca Writer-Producer Click here for updates on this story     Toronto, Ontario (CTV Network) — Advocates say it’s “a huge shame” that asylum seekers are being stranded on the streets of Toronto as the city and federal government argue over who should foot the bill to shelter them, and are calling on all

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Gasoducto Presidente Néstor Kirchner: las claves de la megaobra con la que el gobierno argentino promete la “soberanía energética”

Aleja Páez (CNN Español) — El gasoducto Presidente Néstor Kirchner, una ambiciosa obra de infraestructura energética, se ha convertido en un emblema para el Gobierno de Alberto Fernández en Argentina. El proyecto promete impulsar el desarrollo económico, el autoabastecimiento energético y la creación de una fuente de ingresos a través de la exportación de gas

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