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Month: November 2023

Judge to modify conditions for Trump co-defendant’s bond in Georgia election subversion case

By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — The Georgia judge overseeing the election subversion case against former President Donald Trump and others said Tuesday he plans to modify the bond conditions for one of the defendants after prosecutors complained about his social media posts that mentioned witnesses and co-defendants. Fulton County District Attorney Fani

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Este animal es el primer mamífero conocido que se aparea sin penetración, según un estudio

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — Durante mucho tiempo, los murciélagos han sido extraños entre los mamíferos. Tanto que son las únicas criaturas en esta clasificación del reino animal que pueden volar. Y ahora investigadores dicen que descubrieron otro rasgo único, con un video que revela que el murciélago hortelano (cuyo nombre científico es Eptesicus serotinus) podría

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El papa Francisco mantuvo una conversación telefónica con el presidente electo de Argentina, Javier Milei

Sol Amaya (CNN Español) — El papa Francisco y Javier Milei mantuvieron una conversación telefónica en la tarde de este martes, informaron voceros de La Libertad Avanza a CNN, y publicó el sitio oficial Vatican News. La conversación fue “amena” y el presidente electo lo invitó a Argentina, detallaron las fuentes. Un comunicado de la

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‘Every move I make, I second guess’: These Muslim and Arab Americans say the surge in hate has made them more vigilant

By Christina Zdanowicz, CNN (CNN) — Nicole was walking through an affluent part of Alexandria, Virginia, with a friend last month, when a man approached her and began screaming. He railed about the hijab she wore, saying she looked Muslim, and made comments about Hamas raping Israeli women, she said. Her friend corroborated the account. It

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In wake of Voting Rights Act ruling, North Dakota to appeal decision that protected tribes’ rights

By JACK DURA Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota plans to appeal a federal judge’s decision that found a Voting Rights Act violation in the state’s 2021 redistricting map for two Native American tribes. Republican Secretary of State Michael Howe announced his decision on Tuesday, a day after a federal appeals court dealt

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