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Month: December 2024

Suspect facing hate crime and terrorism charges in shooting of Jewish man in Chicago dies in apparent suicide, sheriff says

By Brad Parks, CNN (CNN) — A man facing felony terrorism and hate crime charges after authorities said he shot a Jewish man and fired at responding officers during an October shootout in Chicago has died by apparent suicide, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office said. Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi was found unresponsive during a routine security

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A small migrant caravan sets out from southern Mexico but it’s unlikely to reach the US border

Associated Press TAPACHULA, Mexico (AP) — A small migrant caravan has set out from southern Mexico, heading north, but is unlikely to reach the U.S. border after authorities broke up two other small caravans headed to the United States over the weekend. About 1,500 migrants — mostly from Venezuela, Cuba, Haiti, Colombia, Guatemala and Honduras

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The New Yorker: Pete Hegseth forced out of veterans’ advocacy groups over misconduct allegations

By Eric Bradner, CNN (CNN) — Pete Hegseth, President-elect Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Defense, was pushed out as the head of two veterans’ advocacy organizations amid internal allegations of mismanagement and personal misconduct, The New Yorker reported Sunday. A whistleblower report obtained by the magazine alleged that, during his time leading

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Powering the Future: How the Biden-Harris Administration’s Investment in Hydrogen Hubs is Transforming America’s Clean Energy Landscape

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     December 2, 2024 (Houston Style Magazine) — The Biden-Harris Administration has taken a bold step toward cementing America’s place as a global leader in clean energy innovation with the announcement of up to $2.2 billion in funding for two transformative Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs

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