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Month: November 2023

Federal prosecutors want Trump gag order upheld, pointing to attacks on special counsel’s family

By Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — The Justice Department on Tuesday urged a Washington, DC, appeals court to uphold the gag order against Donald Trump in his federal election subversion criminal case, saying the former president’s recent attacks on special counsel Jack Smith’s family underscore why restrictions on Trump’s speech are necessary. “There has never

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Asamblea Nacional de Venezuela repudia la petición de Guyana ante la CIJ para frenar el referéndum sobre territorio en disputa

Ivonne Valdés (CNN en Español) — La Asamblea Nacional (AN) de Venezuela aprobó por unanimidad este martes un Proyecto de Acuerdo en repudio a la petición que presentó Guyana ante la Corte Internacional de Justicia (CIJ) para detener el referéndum que Venezuela realizará el 3 de diciembre sobre su derecho al territorio en disputa del

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South Carolina education board deciding whether to limit books and other ‘age appropriate’ materials

By JAMES POLLARD Associated Press/Report for America COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The State Board of Education is considering a universal definition of “age appropriate” educational materials in South Carolina schools and libraries. A proposal advanced Tuesday seeks to bar descriptions or visual depictions of “sexual conduct” and anything defined as “obscene” or “indecent.” The regulation

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Ohio interstate crash involving busload of high school students leaves 6 dead, sends 18 to hospital

By PATRICK ORSAGOS and JOHN SEEWER Associated Press ETNA, Ohio (AP) — A charter bus filled with high school students was rear-ended by a semitruck on an Ohio highway, leaving six people dead and 18 others injured. Licking County Emergency Management Agency Director Sean Grady says the charter bus was carrying students from the Tuscarawas

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A Detroit officer to stand trial after photojournalists were shot with pellets during a 2020 protest

DETROIT (AP) — A Detroit police corporal accused of shooting three photojournalists with rubber pellets while they covered protests against police brutality has been ordered to stand trial. Prosecutors say Daniel Debono is scheduled to be arraigned Nov. 28 in Wayne County Circuit Court on felonious assault charges. The photojournalists encountered Debono and two other

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Iceland evacuates town and raises aviation alert as concerns rise that a volcano may erupt

LONDON (AP) — Residents of a fishing town in southwestern Iceland left their homes Saturday after increasing concern about a potential volcanic eruption caused civil defense authorities to declare a state of emergency in the region. Police decided to evacuate Grindavik after recent seismic activity in the area moved south toward the town and monitoring

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