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Month: September 2024

ANÁLISIS | El discurso del líder de Hezbollah muestra indicios de que el grupo se está volviendo cada vez más clandestino

Belén Liotti Beirut (CNN) –– Hezbollah está a la defensiva. La primera señal de esto fue la ausencia de una reunión pública –de la que normalmente participan funcionarios de alto nivel del partido y simpatizantes– para ver al líder del grupo combatiente, Hassan Nasrallah, pronunciar un discurso televisado este jueves. La segunda señal fue que

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College of the Desert announces groundbreaking dates for campuses in Palm Springs and Cathedral City

College of the Desert has a date set for its groundbreaking ceremony for two major campuses in the West end of the Coachella Valley. COD’s Interim Superintendent/President Laura Hope announced the groundbreaking dates for the West Valley Campus in Palm Springs and Roadrunner Motors in Cathedral City during her “Happy Hour with Hope” listening sessions.

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Rwanda begins vaccinations against mpox amid a call for more doses for Africa

Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — The African health agency says that Rwanda has started a vaccination campaign against mpox with 1,000 doses it obtained from Nigeria. Dr. Nicaise Ndembi from the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention said vaccination started Tuesday targeting seven districts with high-risk populations who neighbor Congo. Congo has been

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DOJ launches civil rights probe of Mississippi sheriff’s office whose deputies tortured 2 Black men in ‘Goon Squad’ case

By Emma Tucker and Ryan Young, CNN (CNN) — The Justice Department has launched a civil rights investigation into the sheriff’s department in Mississippi’s Rankin County after several of its deputies – including some who were in a self-styled “Goon Squad” – abused and tortured two Black men in a racially charged home raid last

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Springfield’s mayor claims emergency powers to ‘mitigate public safety concerns’ as threats continue to swarm city

By Chelsea Bailey and Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — The mayor of Springfield, Ohio, issued a proclamation Thursday claiming temporary emergency powers “to mitigate public safety concerns” as false claims about Haitian immigrants continue to stoke bomb threats and the specter of violence in the community. The proclamation grants Mayor Rob Rue temporary emergency powers

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Dos maniquíes volaron alrededor de la Luna; los científicos acaban de revelar cómo les fue y cómo podría afectar a los astronautas

Belén Liotti (CNN) –– A medida que se acerca Artemis II, la misión de la NASA que enviará cuatro astronautas a circunnavegar la Luna el año próximo, un nuevo estudio revela qué tan bien protegerá a la tripulación su nave espacial Orion. Los hallazgos se basan en datos de Artemis I, un viaje de 25

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Board approves more non-lethal weapons for UCLA police after Israel-Hamas war protests

Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — The University of California board of regents approved Thursday additional non-lethal weapons requested by UCLA police, which handled some of the nation’s largest student protests against the Israel-Hamas war. Clashes between protesters and counterprotesters earlier this year on the campus led to more than a dozen injuries, and more

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Board approves more non-lethal weapons for UCLA police after Israel-Hamas war protests

Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — The University of California board of regents approved Thursday additional non-lethal weapons requested by UCLA police, which handled some of the nation’s largest student protests against the Israel-Hamas war. Clashes between protesters and counterprotesters earlier this year on the campus led to more than a dozen injuries, and more

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A lawsuit challenging a South Dakota abortion rights measure will play out after the election

Associated Press An anti-abortion group’s lawsuit to invalidate an abortion rights measure appearing on South Dakota’s statewide ballot won’t be resolved until after the November election. In an unusual move on Thursday, the court issued a media advisory addressing apparent confusion over the timing of the trial. It was initially scheduled to begin next week.

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