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Month: July 2024

Minnesota Vikings rookie Khyree Jackson and 2 former Maryland high school teammates killed in 3-car crash

By Wayne Sterling, CNN (CNN) — Khyree Jackson, an NFL draft pick in April for the Minnesota Vikings, and two former high school teammates died Saturday following an overnight car crash. Jackson was 24. Three vehicles were involved in the fatal crash in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, state police said in a statement. Jackson, a front-seat passenger in

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A 75-year-old great-grandmother had recently finished her breast cancer treatment. Then she won a $5 million scratch-off game

By Ashley R. Williams, CNN (CNN) — A Pennsylvania woman who had recently completed her breast cancer treatment says she couldn’t believe her eyes after scratching off a winning $5 million ticket, according to lottery officials. Donna Osborne, 75, told Pennsylvania Lottery officials that she was at an airport with her daughter to visit family

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The Biden campaign drafted questions for the president’s interviews on a pair of Black radio shows

Associated Press CHAPIN, S.C. (AP) — President Joe Biden’s campaign provided lists of approved questions to two radio hosts who interviewed him after his faltering debate performance. Biden’s Thursday appearances on Black radio shows in the critical states of Wisconsin and Pennsylvania were his first chances after the debate to show he could answer questions

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Radio host who interviewed Biden leaves station after admitting campaign aides gave her pre-selected questions

CNN By Eva Rothenberg, CNN New York (CNN) — Radio host Andrea Lawful-Sanders has resigned from WURD Radio after admitting her post-debate interview with President Joe Biden included questions that were pre-selected by Biden’s campaign team, the station told CNN Sunday. “The interview featured pre-determined questions provided by the White House, which violates our practice

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Gobierno anuncia que reos elaborarán 1,2 millones de uniformes para escuelas públicas de El Salvador

Sofía Benavides (CNN) —  Hombres vestidos con camisas amarillas en El Salvador se encargan de limpiar playas, reconstruir o pintar hospitales, mantener parques nacionales o construir viviendas de utilidad pública. Pronto serán también los responsables de elaborar uniformes para los estudiantes de escuelas públicas. Todos forman parte del “Programa Cero Ocio” que impulsa el gobierno

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