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Month: August 2022

Online documents from Buffalo shooting suspect could inspire copycat attacks, intelligence bulletin warns

By Geneva Sands, CNN Online documents attributed to the suspect in the Buffalo, New York, supermarket mass shooting have the potential to inspire copycats and “will likely” enhance the capabilities of potential mass shooters, federal authorities warned in an intelligence bulletin this week. “The alleged attacker prioritized creating a comprehensive ‘how-to’ guide for future attackers,

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La muerte de Darya Dugina ofrece un vistazo a la gran máquina de desinformación de Rusia y a las mujeres influyentes que la lideran

Alejandra Ramos Londres (CNN) — Cuando un coche bomba explotó en las afueras de Moscú, matando a Darya Dugina, de 29 años, los ojos de Occidente se dirigieron de inmediato a su padre, Alexander Dugin, el filósofo ultranacionalista al que se le atribuye ser la “guía espiritual” a la invasión de Ucrania por parte del

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The Deshaun Watson settlement shows the NFL has made progress with sexual misconduct accusations. Will anything change?

By Leah Asmelash, CNN Over a decade ago, Ben Roethlisberger was accused of sexually assaulting a college student in Georgia — a case that sent shudders through the NFL world. Roethlisberger, the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers at the time, was beloved by fans — having led the Steelers to two Super Bowl championships.

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Padres de los 43 estudiantes de Ayotzinapa desaparecidos aplauden el arresto de Jesús Murillo Karam

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — Las madres y los padres de los 43 estudiantes de Ayotzinapa que desaparecieron hace casi ocho años recibieron con agrado los hallazgos de un informe reciente del gobierno que determinó que las desapariciones fueron un “crimen de Estado”. “Para nosotros es relevante y tiene elementos positivos que ayudarán al conocimiento de

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Elena Rybakina feels like she’s ‘not the Wimbledon champion,’ says life as champion ‘not the greatest’

By Ben Morse, CNN Just weeks ago, Elena Rybakina claimed arguably the most sought-after accolade in tennis: becoming a Wimbledon winner. However, despite her momentous first grand slam victory in London in July, she describes her experience as a Wimbledon champion as “not the greatest,” saying she feels like she’s “not the Wimbledon champion.” Rybakina’s

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Failures of the Uvalde massacre response, including not heeding lessons of Columbine, could shadow law enforcement for decades

By Peter Nickeas, CNN After the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School, a state commission investigating the attack in Colorado offered a recommendation that would go on to be widely adopted by police agencies across the United States: “Law enforcement policy and training should emphasize that the highest priority of law enforcement officers, after

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Oklahoma state board affirms decision to downgrade accreditation for 2 school districts over violating law on race and gender teaching

By Aya Elamroussi and Andy Rose, CNN Two school districts in Oklahoma will remain under a downgraded accreditation status after they were accused of violating a state law that bars certain types of teachings on race and gender, despite educators’ calls on Thursday to lift the punishment they say is hurting teachers and students. The

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