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Month: September 2023

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Bernardo Arévalo, presidente electo de Guatemala, propone reanudar las reuniones de transición el próximo lunes

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– El presidente electo de Guatemala, Bernardo Arévalo, informó este jueves a través de un comunicado en su cuenta de X, antes Twitter, que envió una propuesta al mandatario Alejandro Giammattei para reanudar el proceso de transición a partir del próximo lunes. ¿Por qué el presidente electo de Guatemala, Bernardo Arévalo, suspendió

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King Charles III winds up his France state visit with a trip to Bordeaux to focus on climate issues

By ALEX TURNBULL Associated Press BORDEAUX, France (AP) — King Charles III has traveled to the southwestern French city of Bordeaux to focus on climate and the environment. The U.K. monarch and Queen Camilla will meet emergency workers and communities affected by wildfires in the Bordeaux region last year. They will also visit an experimental

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Norway drops spying claims against foreign student, says he’s being held now for a ‘financial crime’

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Norwegian authorities have dropped spying allegations against an unidentified 25-year-old foreign student and are now holding him on suspicion of a “serious financial crime.” The student, from Malaysia, was arrested earlier this month for illegally eavesdropping by using various technical devices. A court ordered he be held in pre-trial custody for

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Eastern Michigan adds AI gun detection system to protect campus from violence, shootings

By DEJANAY BOOTH-SINGLETON Click here for updates on this story     YPSILANTI, Michigan (WWJ) — Eastern Michigan University announced it would be adding new artificial intelligence to help protect students, staff, and visitors from gun violence. According to a press release, the university says it iis implementing the ZeroEyes AI gun detection system across campus, making

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A cloudy goodbye to summer

It is a cool and mild start to the morning here in the Coachella Valley. Temperatures are starting off in the mid to upper sixties and low seventies. Clouds will fill the valley throughout the morning. As a result of the extra moisture in the atmosphere, some stray showers in the mountains and drizzles here

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Targeted strikes may spread to other states and cities as midday deadline set by auto workers nears

Associated Press The nation’s biggest automakers – and car buyers everywhere — will learn Friday whether the United Auto Workers union will escalate its strike over a demand for higher wages, a shorter work week and other benefits. UAW President Shawn Fain is expected to announce whether the union will expand a weeklong strike that

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Russia says a Ukrainian missile strike hit its Black Sea Fleet headquarters, a serviceman is missing

By SAMYA KULLAB and DASHA LITVINOVA Associated Press KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine carried out a fiery missile strike Friday on the main headquarters of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet and one serviceman was missing, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Photos and video showed large plumes of smoke over the building in Sevastopol in annexed Crimea.

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

La costa este de EE.UU. está en alerta de tormenta tropical que podría llevar lluvias y fuertes vientos

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Algunas partes de la costa este de Estados Unidos se preparan para un fin de semana lluvioso debido al desarrollo de una tormenta tropical que se arremolina sobre el Atlántico, generando advertencias de tormenta tropical desde Carolina del Sur hasta Maryland a medida que el sistema se acerca a tierra.

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Some Lahaina residents can return to scorched town next week but most likely in protective gear due to toxic ash, governor says

By Elizabeth Wolfe, Norma Galeana and Taylor Romine, CNN (CNN) — For the first time since wildfires decimated West Maui’s historic Lahaina community, some residents will be allowed to return to their properties on Monday but will likely have to don protective gear due to potentially toxic ash, Hawaii’s governor announced. “It’s going to be

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Ukraine missile strike hits Russia’s Black Sea Fleet headquarters, kills 1 serviceman

By SAMYA KULLAB and DASHA LITVINOVA Associated Press KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine carried out a fiery missile strike Friday on the main headquarters of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet, killing one serviceman, the Russian Defense Ministry said. Photos and video showed large plumes of smoke over the building in Sevastopol in annexed Crimea. The Russian-installed

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