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Month: November 2024

AP Race Call: Democrat Val Hoyle wins reelection to U.S. House in Oregon’s 4th Congressional District

Democratic Rep. Val Hoyle won reelection to a U.S. House seat representing Oregon on Thursday. Hoyle, a first-term congresswoman, defeated Republican Monique DeSpain, an Air Force veteran. She succeeded longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio in 2022. The 4th District runs along the western portion of the state and includes Eugene. The Associated Press declared

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A green giant: This year’s 74-foot Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is en route from Massachusetts

Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — A giant Norway spruce that will serve as this year’s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree was en route to New York City on Thursday from its tiny Massachusetts hometown. The 74-foot-high (23-meter-high) conifer, donated by a family that owned it, was cut down Thursday morning in West Stockbridge and hoisted onto

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El presidente de Francia, Emmanuel Macron, dice que Europa deberá “escribir su propia historia” y no confiar su seguridad a EE.UU.

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — El presidente de Francia, Emmanuel Macron, dijo este jueves que Europa necesita tomar el control de su propio destino en un momento crucial para el continente y dejar de “externalizar” su seguridad en Estados Unidos. Sus comentarios se producen en medio de temores de que el presidente electo de EE.UU., Donald Trump,

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7 colelge students charged in hate crime attack, lured victim on dating app authorities allege

By Mike Hellgren and Christian Olaniran Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Seven Salisbury University students, including four from Anne Arundel County, are charged with a hate crime for an alleged brutal attack on a victim because of his sexual orientation, according to authorities. The defendants had court hearings Wednesday morning

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Military judge overrules defense secretary and says plea deals for alleged 9/11 conspirators are valid

By Haley Britzky, CNN (CNN) — A military judge ruled on Wednesday that plea agreements between the alleged 9/11 conspirators at Guantanamo Bay and the US government are “valid and enforceable,” a defense official told CNN – roughly three months after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin revoked the deals. The ruling allows for the plea deals

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World’s oldest writing system may have its origins in mysterious, undeciphered symbols

By Ashley Strickland, CNN (CNN) — Researchers have uncovered links between the precursor to the world’s oldest writing system and the mysterious, intricate designs left behind by engraved cylindrical seals that were rolled across clay tablets about 6,000 years ago. Scholars consider cuneiform the first writing system, and humans used its wedge-shaped characters to inscribe

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Mexico appears to abandon its ‘hugs, not bullets’ strategy as bloodshed plagues the country

Associated Press MEXICO CITY (AP) — For the last six years, Mexico bragged about its oft-questioned policy of “hugs, not bullets,” in which the country’s leaders avoided confrontations with drug cartels that were gradually taking control of large parts of the country. Social programs, not shootouts, they said, would gradually drain the pool of cartel

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Teen’s mother confronts Boy Scout leader, relocates family after alleged sexual abuse, police say

By Dennis Valera Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Boy Scout leader charged with sexual abuse of a teen was previously confronted by the alleged victim’s mother, who relocated her family, according to police records obtained by WJZ. James Soltysiak, 56, has been charged with second-degree rape, second-degree assault and

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

El canciller alemán Olaf Scholz despidió a su ministro de Finanzas y la coalición de gobierno colapsó. Esto es lo que puede pasar ahora

Sofía Benavides (CNN) — La coalición gobernante de Alemania ha colapsado después de desacuerdos sobre la débil economía del país que llevaron al canciller Olaf Scholz a despedir a su ministro de Finanzas. El despido de Christian Lindner lo llevó a retirar su Partido de los Demócratas Libres (FDP) de una coalición con el Partido

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‘Very rare’ 77-year-old piece of cake from Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s wedding sells for $2,800

By Issy Ronald, CNN (CNN) — A “very rare” 77-year-old slice of the cake served at Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s wedding sold for £2,200 ($2,800) this week, according to auction house Reeman Dansie. The cake, which no longer looks edible, survived for almost eight decades since the wedding day on November 20, 1947.

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