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Trump ha quedado fuera de la boleta electoral en dos estados. ¿Puede postularse aún a la presidencia?

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

Primero, la Corte Suprema de Colorado falló que el expresidente Donald Trump no era elegible en ese estado para postularse de nuevo a la Casa Blanca. Luego, la secretaria de Estado de Maine determinó lo mismo para su región. ¿Quién será el próximo?Ambas decisiones son históricas. El máximo tribunal de Colorado fue el primero en aplicar a un aspirante a candidato a la presidencia una inusual prohibición constitucional contra quienes “hayan tomado parte en una insurrección”. La secretaria de Estado de Maine, demócrata, fue la primera alta funcionaria electoral en sacar unilateralmente de las boletas a un aspirante amparándose en esa disposición.Pero ambas decisiones están en pausa mientras se desenvuelve el proceso judicial.Eso significa que Trump permanece en las boletas en Colorado y Maine y que su destino político se encuentra ahora en manos de la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos. El fallo de Maine probablemente nunca entre en vigor por sí solo. Su principal impacto es incrementar l...

Reino Unido llama a Venezuela a cesar los ejercicios militares cerca de Guyana y confirma la visita del buque patrullero a las costas guyanesas

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

(CNN Español) — El gobierno británico calificó de “injustificadas” las acciones militares de Venezuela en el Caribe oriental luego de que el presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, ordenara este jueves una acción conjunta defensiva en rechazo al envío de un buque patrullero británico a las costas de Guyana.“El HMS Trent está actualmente desplegado en el Caribe y visitará Guyana a partir del 29 de diciembre como parte de una serie de compromisos de rutina en la región”, le dijo a CNN un vocero del gobierno del Reino Unido a través de un comunicado. Agregó que actualmente trabajan “con socios en la región para evitar una escalada” y que siguen “monitoreando de cerca la situación”.El Reino Unido pide cesar el ejercicio militar ordenado por Maduro y señala que “la frontera entre ambos países se resolvió en 1899 mediante arbitraje internacional” y que esa es la que ellos respaldan. “La integridad territorial de Guya...

1 airlifted after shooting outside Bank of America in Miami Gardens

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

1 person has been airlifted to a local hospital after a shooting occurred outside a Bank of America in Miami GardensThe shooting occurred on 183 st and NW 2nd ave. Miami Gardens Police are responding to this incident. SkyForce showed a person handcuffed on the floor. This is a developing story. Check back for updates

Big city mayors call for action: The latest on the US-Mexico border crisis

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

Eagle Pass, Texas (CNN) — The crisis at the US-Mexico border continues, with a migrant surge overwhelming authorities and border towns and other US cities. Here are some of the latest developments:The migrant crisis could ‘crush local economies’Even US cities far from the Mexican border are reaching a breaking point trying to manage the influx of migrants, several mayors told CNN on Friday.Since last year, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott has bused more than 80,000 migrants to cities across the country, according to his office. Those cities include Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York City and Washington, DC – all of which are led by Democratic mayors.“The international crisis that we are experiencing right now is being subsidized by local economies,” Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson told “CNN This Morning” Friday.“That is not sustainable, and that’s why we need Congress to actually have appropriations to make sure that what refugees from Ukraine receive, we have ...

The Biden administration once more bypasses Congress on an emergency weapons sale to Israel

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — For the second time this month the Biden administration is bypassing Congress to approve an emergency weapons sale to Israel as Israel continues to prosecute its war against Hamas in Gaza under increasing international criticism.The State Department said Friday that Secretary of State Antony Blinken had told Congress that he had made a second emergency determination covering a $147.5 million sale for equipment, including fuses, charges and primers, that is needed to make the 155 mm shells that Israel has already purchased function.“Given the urgency of Israel’s defensive needs, the secretary notified Congress that he had exercised his delegated authority to determine an emergency existed necessitating the immediate approval of the transfer,” the department said.“The United States is committed to the security of Israel, and it is vital to U.S. national interests to ensure Israel is able to defend itself against the threats it faces,” it said.The emergency determinat...

Finally Clearing Out

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

The last few days have been all about the clouds, drizzle, fog, and showers. In the short term (as in tonight into tomorrow morning) that will continue to be the case. If you are heading out tonight, expect more clouds, drizzle, and fog, much like we had today. A rogue light shower is possible, but what’s out there is hardly umbrella worthy now and it will stay that way tonight. With the clouds locked overhead, temperatures won’t drop very far, falling to the upper 30s and near 40° overnight.Tomorrow is our improvement day. That improvement won’t happen until late in the day so when you wake up on Saturday morning, expect more low clouds with some drizzle, and that rogue light shower. It’ll stay that way until about noon, when we finally will punch some drier air in. It’s a slow process, so first we’ll get rid of the drizzle, then the clouds. Any hope of the clouds thinning out and showing a few peeks of sun will be mid to late afternoon — l...

Maura Healey says Massachusetts has complied with overflow site requirement

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

Gov. Maura Healey’s administration said Friday it believed it had fulfilled a requirement to set up an overflow site for families with children and pregnant people waiting for placement in Massachusetts’ emergency shelter system.Clearing the overflow site hurdle would allow the administration to access millions more in already allocated state funds to respond to the “ongoing humanitarian crisis and influx of families seeking shelter,” according to state law.A Healey spokesperson confirmed the administration felt it had complied with the statutory requirement to set up one or multiple locations as the waitlist for shelter hit 400 families as of Friday.“Our administration has set up safety net sites for families who need a place to stay, and we will continue to work closely with our local, state and federal partners to support the needs of families in Massachusetts,” Healey spokeswoman Karissa Hand said in a statement.Satisfying a component of a bill the Legislature passed...

Column: With sports movies an endangered species, a look back at memorable offerings of decades past

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

By Nina Metz and Shakeia Taylor, Chicago TribuneSports movies can serve as a backdrop for all kinds of storytelling about what it means to navigate through life. But mid-budget movies have all but disappeared from theaters, taking sports movies with them. When was the last time you saw a great sports comedy or drama that was new? Once a hardy genre, sports movies are something of an endangered species at the moment.With that in mind, Tribune film critic Nina Metz and sports writer Shakeia Taylor look back at four titles from decades past: “Slap Shot,” “A League of Their Own,” “White Men Can’t Jump” and “Bend it Like Beckham.” All are rentable or available on a streaming platform.Note: Next month Taylor will take part in the panel discussion “Leveling the Playing Field: Women in Baseball,” hosted by the Jackie Robinson Museum in New York, to talk about how women of color are stepping up to the plate across baseball.‘Slap Shot’ (1977)Paul Newman plays an aging player-coach of a strugg...

Patriots extra points: What Bill Belichick has seen from new QB

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

FOXBORO — The Patriots have rifled through No. 3 quarterbacks throughout the past year, but head coach Bill Belichick seems sold on the team’s new third-stringer.Including Brian Hoyer, who was released in March, the Patriots have had nine quarterbacks on their roster in the past year. Nathan Rourke, who was claimed off waivers from the Jaguars early last week, is Mac Jones’ and Bailey Zappe’s latest backup. He’s spent two weeks of practice with the Patriots now.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots’ Bill Belichick names five players to personal ‘All-Time team’ New England Patriots | Patriots get good news at Friday practice before Bills game New England Patriots | Patriots mailbag: How to acquire QB of the future while falling down draft board New England Patriots | Position switch has paid off for Patriots impending free agent New England Patriots | M...

Ozempic overdose? Poison control experts explain why thousands OD’d this year

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 04:17:58 GMT

Jeremy Childs |  Los Angeles Times (TNS)Some of those taking Ozempic or Wegovy are learning that too much of a good thing is never good.Semaglutide, the medication prescribed under the brand names Ozempic, for treating Type 2 diabetes, and Wegovy, for weight management, works by mimicking the hormone GLP-1, which is released by the gut after eating. The hormone has several effects in the body, such as stimulating insulin production, slowing gastric emptying and lowering blood sugar.It has been hailed for its weight-loss benefits, most conspicuously among celebrities. Oprah Winfrey recently said she uses weight-loss medication and lauded “the fact that there’s a medically approved prescription for managing weight and staying healthier, in my lifetime.” She said it felt “like a gift.”But between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30 this year, at least 2,941 Americans reported overdose exposures to semaglutide, according to a recent report from America’s Poison Center...