Phoenix espera visita a la Casa Blanca
Según AZFamily, la Casa Blanca confirmó el viernes que la dama primera Jill Biden y el caballero segundo Doug Emhoff visitarán Phoenix la próxima semana.
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George Floyd’s sister says Chauvin sentence shows police brutality is ‘finally being taken seriously’
By Nicole Chavez, CNN George Floyd’s family as well as activists and elected officials said Friday that Derek Chauvin’s sentencing was a rare moment of accountability following a deadly police encounter. Bridgett Floyd, Floyd’s sister and founder of the George Floyd Memorial Foundation, said the 22-and-a-half year prison sentence signals that police brutality is “finally
Continue ReadingKamala Harris realiza su primera visita a la frontera entre México y Estados Unidos como vicepresidenta
Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La vicepresidenta Kamala Harris visitó este viernes la frontera sur en El Paso, Texas, para conocer un centro de procesamiento de migrantes, tras las críticas recibidas por no haber visitado la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México y tras un accidentado primer viaje al extranjero a Guatemala y México a principios
Continue ReadingDog rescued from hot truck ‘would surely have died’
By Anica Padilla Click here for updates on this story LOVELAND, Colorado (KCNC) — Police in Loveland say a Doberman puppy left in a pickup truck “would surely have died” if a good Samaritan hadn’t called for help. Police say the temperature inside the truck was in the range of 114 to 140 degrees. Loveland
Continue ReadingCinco años después de la masacre, la dueña del club nocturno Pulse lamenta que las cosas no hayan cambiado mucho
Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN) — Barbara Poma, propietaria del antiguo club nocturno Pulse, se despertó en el quinto aniversario de uno de los peores tiroteos masivos en la historia de Estados Unidos con la noticia de que ocurrieron más tiroteos masivos. «Hay un problema de violencia con armas de fuego. Hay un problema de odio»,
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Law enforcement to increase highways patrols
Highways in California have seen enough deadly car accidents in the last year, that’s why more law enforcement will be present on Interstate 8 between El Centro and Yuma.
Continue ReadingRelatos de los sobrevivientes del edificio que colapsó en Miami
Alejandra Ramos Barreda (CNN Español) — En la madrugada del jueves colapsó parcialmente el edificio Champlain Towers en Surfside, Florida, cerca de Miami. Al momento se desconoce el paradero de 159 personas tras el colapso parcial del edificio de 12 pisos y más de 130 apartamentos. Entre los desaparecidos hay venezolanos, uruguayos, colombianos, paraguayos y
Continue ReadingMeet ‘dragon man,’ the latest addition to the human family tree
By Katie Hunt, CNN A cranium hidden at the bottom of a well in northeastern China for more than 80 years may belong to a new species of early human that researchers have called “dragon man.” The exciting discovery is the latest addition to a human family tree that is rapidly growing and shifting, thanks
Continue ReadingMars helicopter takes it to the limit with more groundbreaking flights
By Ashley Strickland, CNN Where are you now, Mars Ingenuity helicopter? While it seems like the little chopper has been quiet, it turns out that Ingenuity has aced more of its flights — and even got a software update to fix an annoying issue that impacted some of its previous outings. The 4-pound helicopter has
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Mars helicopter takes it to the limit with more groundbreaking flights
Where are you now, Mars Ingenuity helicopter? While it seems like the little chopper has been quiet, it turns out that Ingenuity has aced more of its flights
Continue ReadingIndiana must continue pandemic unemployment benefits for now, judge rules
By Tami Luhby, CNN Indiana must continue paying pandemic unemployment benefits to roughly 230,000 Hoosiers until a lawsuit challenging the early termination of the compensation is decided, a state judge ruled Friday. Jobless workers filed a lawsuit earlier this month challenging Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb’s order to cease the payments — including the $300 weekly
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Former officer convicted of George Floyd’s murder sentenced to 20+ years in prison
More than a year after George Floyd’s death, the man convicted of his murder, has been sentenced.
Continue ReadingThe week in 15 headlines
By Sonnet Swire, CNN This week, President Biden announced he and a bipartisan group of senators reached a long-sought deal on infrastructure, but there are caution signs ahead. Meanwhile, the spotlight remained on the Capitol riot as more January 6 videos were unveiled, the House announced an investigation and the first defendant was sentenced. Monday
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Arizona House passes legislation that weakens secretary of state
In the key battleground state of Arizona, Republican legislators this week moved to weaken the authority of Secretary of State Katie Hobbs, a Democrat, by limiting her ability to defend election lawsuits.
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4th Of July Celebration at Joe Orduno Park
4th Of July Celebration at Joe Orduno Park
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Sen. Hueso recognizes IV Food Bank as district’s 2021 Nonprofit of the Year
Senator Ben Hueso eagerly announces Friday that he recognizes the Imperial Valley Food Bank (IVFB) as 2021 Nonprofit of the Year for California’s 40th Senate District.
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Nearly $300,000 in meth seized at Border Patrol checkpoint
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents made a major methamphetamine bust at the Salton City immigration checkpoint Thursday evening.
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Convicted sex offender stopped at the border in Calexico
El Centro Sector Border Patrol agents say they stopped another convicted sex offender from getting into the United States.
Continue Reading Protests erupt after video shows Black man punched during arrest
Eight people in Rock Hill, South Carolina have been arrested during protests sparked by video of the violent arrests of Ricky and Travis Price. Ricky was denied bail, and is in a wheelchair with multiple injuries at the local jail.
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Frenchwoman who killed abusive husband walks out free after sentencing
By Barbara Wojazer, Lorraine Poupon and Xiaofei Xu, CNN A Frenchwoman who admitted to killing her husband after nearly two decades of abuse left court a free woman on Friday evening to loud applause from well-wishers — concluding her ordeal that has appalled many in France. Valérie Bacot was sentenced to four years in prison,
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