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Month: July 2024

Opinion: Some jobs should never be done by kids. Project 2025 sees things differently

Opinion by Veronica Goodman (CNN) — Working a minimum wage job scooping ice cream or lifeguarding at the local pool is a summer rite of passage for many American kids. A growing number of mostly conservative officials and activists, however, have a different idea about what constitutes age-appropriate employment for minors. Across the country, some officials

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Boeing names its next CEO while posting a quarterly loss of more than $1.4 billion

AP Airlines Writer Boeing has a new chief executive. The company says aerospace industry veteran Robert “Kelly” Ortberg will take over as CEO next week, replacing David Calhoun. Boeing announced Ortberg’s hiring on Wednesday as it reported a second-quarter loss of more than $1.4 billion. The company’s revenue was even lower than Wall Street’s dismal

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Amazon ya puede ser considerada responsable de los productos peligrosos vendidos en su plataforma

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Un organismo regulador de seguridad de Estados Unidos anunció este martes que votó por unanimidad responsabilizar a Amazon de los productos defectuosos o inseguros vendidos por terceros en su sitio web y su aplicación. La Comisión de Seguridad de los Productos de Consumo de Estados Unidos (CPSC), encargada de ordenar

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ANÁLISIS | Lo que estas elecciones demuestran sobre la importancia de los compañeros de fórmula y los vicepresidentes

Julia Hernández (CNN) –Una lección importante del repentino ascenso de la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris como presunta candidata presidencial demócrata es que los compañeros de fórmula importan. Los mariscales de campo suplentes tienen que estar preparados para los grandes partidos, y los vicepresidentes tienen que estar preparados para el Despacho Oval, como demostró este año electoral

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China sanctions US Rep. McGovern for ‘interference’ in its domestic affairs

Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) — China has sanctioned another U.S. lawmaker for “frequently interfering” in China’s domestic affairs. The sanctions against Rep. Jim McGovern include freezing any Chinese assets, prohibiting anyone in China from working with him and denying him a visa to enter the country. The move is symbolic, since the Massachusetts Democrat has

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Spiraling drone-spying scandal at Olympics risks damage to Canadian soccer ahead of 2026 World Cup

AP Sports Writer PARIS (AP) — Canada has lost its appeal against the deduction of six competition points following a drone-spying scandal in the Olympic women’s soccer tournament. The Court of Arbitration for Sport on Wednesday said its panel of three judges dismissed Canada’s appeal and confirmed the six-point deduction imposed last weekend by FIFA.

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China is restricting export of drones that can be used for military purposes and some drone features

Associated Press BANGKOK (AP) — China will ban the export of all unregulated civilian drones that can be used for military purposes or in terrorist activities and restrict certain drone features. The new regulations come as Beijing faces repeated Western criticism for its stance on the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The Commerce Ministry said Wednesday

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Croatia reports its toughest day for firefighters as Balkan nations battle wildfires in a heat wave

Associated Press ZAGREB, Croatia (AP) — Balkan countries are battling wildfires stoked by high temperatures, winds and a weekslong drought. Firefighters in Croatia say they faced their toughest day so far this season and North Macedonia is suggesting it might need to seek help from NATO. Croatia’s Firefighters’ Association said the demanding 24-hour period included

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Germany says China was behind a 2021 cyberattack on a government agency and summons its ambassador

BERLIN (AP) — Officials in Berlin say an investigation has determined that “Chinese state actors” were responsible for a 2021 cyberattack on Germany’s national office for cartography. The Chinese ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Ministry for a protest for the first time in decades. A Foreign Ministry spokesperson said Wednesday the German government has

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