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(CNN)Former Rep. John Dingell, the longest serving member of Congress on record and a politician whose voice loomed large even after he left Capitol Hill, passed away Thursday. He was 92.

“It is with a heavy heart that we announce the passing of John David Dingell, Jr., former Michigan Congressman and longest-serving member of the United States Congress,” the office of his wife, Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Michigan, said in a statement. “Congressman Dingell died peacefully today at his home in Dearborn, surrounded by his wife Deborah. He was a lion of the United States Congress and a loving son, father, husband, grandfather, and friend. He will be remembered for his decades of public service to the people of Southeast Michigan, his razor sharp wit, and a lifetime of dedication to improving the lives of all who walk this earth.”

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EXCLUSIVE: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday will announce that the delta strain of COVID-19 is a “variant of concern” in the U.S., but that two doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are effective against it, Fox News has learned.

Labeling delta a “variant of concern” is a change officials say is based on “mounting evidence” that the variant spreads more easily and causes more severe cases when compared to other variants.

Biden administration officials said that they are studying the effectiveness of Johnson & Johnson’s one-dose vaccine and “remain optimistic,” as overseas, the AstraZeneca vaccine has demonstrated effectiveness against delta. An official told Fox News the AstraZeneca vaccine is “built on a similar platform as Johnson & Johnson.” 

A CDC web page last updated Monday now shows delta among “variants of concern,” though officials are alerting to the public to the change Tuesday.

The official told Fox News that vaccinated people have a “high degree of protection,” but warned that those who are not vaccinated “are at risk.”

The CDC’s classifications define three classes of variants of COVID-19 – variants of interest, variants of concern, and variants of high consequence. 

According to the CDC, a variant’s classification status can change as officials learn more about them. 

“CDC and SARS-CoV-2 Interagency Group continually review the available scientific evidence and the genomic surveillance data to assess the classification of variants,” the CDC said. 

According to the CDC, “variants of concern” may require several public health actions, like notifying the World Health Organization under International Health Regulations, reporting to CDC, local or regional efforts to control the spread, increased testing, or research to determine the effectiveness of vaccines and treatments against the variant. 

“Based on the characteristics of the variant, additional considerations may include the development of new diagnostics or the modification of vaccines or treatments,” the CDC said, adding that “investigations are underway to further characterize this variant of concern and its potential effect on current vaccines and treatments (therapeutics.)

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In light of the CDC’s upcoming announcement, a Biden administration official highlighted the importance of getting vaccinated, saying it is the “best way to fully protect against variants.” 

“It is easier than ever to get vaccinated,” the official told Fox News. 

According to officials, 64.5% of adults in the United States have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine. 

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It must sting to be compared so frequently to Barack Obama but then have the former president’s top strategist say, “Yeah, except for the ‘great speaker’ part.”

That’s what David Axelrod did Friday on CNN, shortly after Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., announced that he’s running for the 2020 Democratic nomination.

“[B]ooker is a very inspirational guy but sometimes he can get carried away and we saw that with his ‘Spartacus’ moment on the Judiciary Committee during the Kavanaugh hearings,” said Axelrod, referring to the embarrassing scene Booker put on last year, wherein he claimed he had released confidential congressional documents as an act of valor, even though the papers had already been cleared for release and didn’t contain the bombshell he’d promised.

Axelrod continued, “He can sort of move from being an inspirational figure to kind of a motivational speaker and sometimes it comes off a little tinny, so that’s a discipline that he’s going to have to deal with.”

This is a very polite way of saying Booker lays the theatrics on a little too thick.

A recent Rolling Stone profile on then-Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., featured a perfect example of Booker’s tendency to ham it up.

Recounting Heitkamp’s ultimate decision to vote no on the confirmation of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Booker shared this sticky-sweet anecdote:

“There must have been 12 of us, maybe 14 of us, down in that SCIF, trading this piece of paper around … We’re reading, and she looks up and says to all of us, ‘I just can’t vote for this person,’” Booker recalls. “To me, it was a Martin Luther moment, where Martin Luther, after pounding his defiant words on a church door … Martin Luther, he writes, ‘Here I stand, I can do no other, so help me god.’ I felt that was what I was witnessing.”

Booker also described Heitkamp as “one of those people who stitches together the gaping wounds that often exist in this place.”

You can imagine the wheels grinding under great resistance in Booker’s head as he delivers the most overwrought answers to basic questions:

Senator, what can I get you?

Booker: “All I ask is that you give every boy and girl a chance to rise up to the heavens and fulfill their god given potential in this beautiful country we call America. A country we call home.”

Uh, s enator, this is Arby’s, did you want to place an order?

Source Article from https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/columnists/david-axelrod-states-obvious-cory-booker-is-painfully-corny

March 27, 2021


Children, including a 5-year-old-boy, were among those killed on Saturday as the country’s security forces cracked down on nationwide protests against a coup. A New York Times photographer was there.


In one of the deadliest days in Myanmar since the Feb. 1 military coup, dozens of people, and perhaps more than 100, were killed on Saturday by security forces cracking down on nationwide protests.

Among those fatally shot on Saturday were a 5-year-old boy, two 13-year-old boys and a 14-year-old girl. A baby girl in Yangon, Myanmar’s largest city, was struck in the eye with a rubber bullet, although her parents said she was expected to survive.

“Today is a day of shame for the armed forces,” Dr. Sasa, a spokesman for a group of elected officials who say they represent Myanmar’s government, said in a statement. The killings also drew condemnation from countries around the word, including the United States, Britain and the European Union.

On Saturday, the U.S. ambassador to Myanmar, Thomas L. Vajda, said security forces were “murdering unarmed civilians, including children,” and he called the bloodshed “horrifying.”

Source Article from https://www.nytimes.com/2021/03/27/world/asia/myanmar-protests-military-pictures.html

Media captionAbqaiq is the site of Aramco’s largest oil processing plant

Saudi Arabia’s oil production has been severely disrupted by drone attacks on two major oil facilities run by state-owned company Aramco, reports say.

Sources quoted by Reuters and WSJ said the strikes had reduced production by five million barrels a day – nearly half the kingdom’s output.

The fires are now under control at both facilities, Saudi state media say.

A spokesman for the Iran-aligned Houthi group in Yemen said it had deployed 10 drones in the attacks.

The spokesman, Yahya Sarea, told al-Masirah TV, which is owned by the Houthi movement and is based in Beirut, that further attacks could be expected in the future.

He said Saturday’s attack was one of the biggest operations the Houthi forces had undertaken inside Saudi Arabia and was carried out in “co-operation with the honourable people inside the kingdom”.

TV footage showed a huge blaze at Abqaiq, site of Aramco’s largest oil processing plant, while a second drone attack started fires in the Khurais oilfield.

Saudi officials have yet to comment on who they think is behind the attacks.

“At 04:00 (01:00 GMT), the industrial security teams of Aramco started dealing with fires at two of its facilities in Abqaiq and Khurais as a result of… drones,” the official Saudi Press Agency reported.

“The two fires have been controlled.”

There have been no details on the damage but AFP news agency quoted interior ministry spokesman Mansour al-Turki as saying there were no casualties.

Abqaiq is about 60km (37 miles) south-west of Dhahran in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province, while Khurais, some 200km further south-west, has the country’s second largest oilfield.

Saudi security forces foiled an attempt by al-Qaeda to attack the Abqaiq facility with suicide bombers in 2006.


Markets await news from key facilities

Analysis by BBC business correspondent Katie Prescott

Aramco is not only the world’s biggest oil producer, it is also one of the world’s most profitable businesses.

The Khurais oilfield produces about 1% of the world’s oil, and Abqaiq is the company’s largest facility – with the capacity to process 7% of the global supply. Even a brief or partial disruption could affect the company, and the oil supply, given their size.

There was a sharp intake of breath as analysts I spoke to today digested the information that reports suggest that half of Saudi Arabia’s oil production could have been knocked offline by these attacks.

The country produces 10% of the world’s crude oil. Cutting this in half could have a significant effect on the oil price come Monday when markets open.

However, Aramco has yet to confirm the scale of the damage.

The success of the drone strike shows the vulnerability of its infrastructure, at a time when it is trying to show itself in its best light while gearing up to float on the stock market.

And it raises concerns that escalating tensions in the region could pose a broader risk to oil, potentially threatening the fifth of the world’s supply that goes through the critical Strait of Hormuz.


An attack method open to all

This latest attack underlines the strategic threat posed by the Houthis to Saudi Arabia’s oil installations.

The growing sophistication of the Houthis’ drone operations is bound to renew the debate as to where this capability comes from. Have the Houthis simply weaponised commercial civilian drones or have they had significant assistance from Iran?

The Trump administration is likely to point the finger squarely at Tehran, but experts vary in the extent to which they think Iran is facilitating the drone campaign.

The Saudi air force has been pummelling targets in Yemen for years. Now the Houthis have a capable, if much more limited, ability to strike back. It shows that the era of armed drone operations being restricted to a handful of major nations is now over.

Drone technology, albeit of varying degrees of sophistication, is available to all – from the US to China, Israel and Iran – and from the Houthis to Hezbollah.


Who are the Houthis?

The Iran-aligned Houthi rebel movement has been fighting the Yemeni government and a Saudi-led coalition.

Yemen has been at war since 2015, when President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi was forced to flee the capital Sanaa by the Houthis. Saudi Arabia backs President Hadi, and has led a coalition of regional countries against the rebels.

The coalition launches air strikes almost every day, while the Houthis often fire missiles into Saudi Arabia.

Mr Sarea, the Houthi group’s military spokesman, told al-Masirah that operations against Saudi targets would “only grow wider and will be more painful than before, so long as their aggression and blockade continues”.

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Saudi-led coalition air strikes regularly target Houthis in Yemen

Houthi fighters were blamed for drone attacks on the Shaybah natural gas liquefaction facility last month, and on other oil facilities in May.

There have been other sources of tension in the region, often stemming from the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Saudi Arabia and the US both blamed Iran for attacks in the Gulf on two oil tankers in June and July, allegations Tehran denied.

In May four tankers, two of them Saudi-flagged, were damaged by explosions within the UAE’s territorial waters in the Gulf of Oman.

Tension in the vital shipping lanes worsened when Iran shot down a US surveillance drone over the Strait of Hormuz in June, leading a month later to the Pentagon announcing the deployment of US troops to Saudi Arabia.

Source Article from https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-49703143

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    Smoke billows from a three-story building of Kyoto Animation in a fire Thursday morning in Kyoto, western Japan. Kyoto prefectural police said a man burst into the building and spread unidentified liquid and set it afire.

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    Smoke billows from a three-story building of Kyoto Animation in a fire Thursday morning in Kyoto, western Japan. Kyoto prefectural police said a man burst into the building and spread unidentified liquid and set it afire.

TOKYO >> A man burst into an animation production studio in Kyoto and set it on fire early Thursday, killing one person, leaving 12 others presumed dead and a dozen possibly trapped inside.

The blaze injured another 36 people, some of them critically, Japanese authorities said.

The fire broke out in the three-story Kyoto Animation building in Japan’s ancient capital of Kyoto, after the suspect spread an unidentified liquid to accelerate the blaze, Kyoto prefectural police and fire department officials said.

One person died of severe burns, said fire department official Satoshi Fujiwara. Most of the 10 seriously injured people had burns. Rescuers found 12 people presumed dead on building’s first and second floors, Fujiwara said.

As many as 18 others could be still trapped on the third floor, he said.

The suspect was also injured and taken to a hospital, officials said. Police are investigating the man on suspicion of arson.

Footage on Japan’s NHK national television showed gray smoke billowing from the charred building. In other footage on TBS network showed windows blown off.

Witnesses in the neighborhood said they heard bangs coming from the building, others said they saw people coming out of the building blackened, bleeding, walking barefoot, Kyodo News reported.

Rescue officials set up an orange tent outside the studio building to provide first aid and sort out the injured.

Fire department officials say more than 70 people were in the building at the time of the fire. Many of them ran outside, but about 30 people still could not be reached.

Firefighters were searching for victims after the fire was extinguished hours later.

Kyoto Animation, better known as KyoAni, was founded in 1981 as an animation and comic book production studio, and is known for mega-hit stories featuring high school girls, including “Lucky Star,” ”K-On!” and “Haruhi Suzumiya.”


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President Trump vowed to fight against the opioid epidemic and took credit for recent progress combating the public health emergency at the Rx Drug Abuse and Heroin Summit in Atlanta on Wednesday.

“Everyone here today is united by the same vital goal, to liberate our fellow Americans from the grip of drug addiction and to end the opioid crisis once and for all,” the president said.

“My administration is deploying every resource at our disposal to empower you to support you, and to fight right by your side. That’s what we are doing. We will not solve this epidemic overnight, but we will stop — nothing is going to stop us,” Trump said.

Combating the opioid epidemic has been a top domestic policy prioity for the administration and a focus of the first lady’s Be Best campaign that has found widespread, bipartisan support. The Trump administration secured $6 billion in new funding over the next two years to combat opioid abuse. Earlier this month, HHS announced a $350 million plan to reduce opioid deaths by 40 percent in three years in certain communities.

Earlier Wednesday, speaking from the South Lawn, the president also claimed credit for progress combating the epidemic.

“It’s a big problem, it’s a big addiction, and we’re handling it,” Trump said. “The doctors are working with us, the labs are working, the clinics are working, the pharmaceutical companies are working with us, and we’ve made a tremendous amount of progress.”

Despite the president’s claims of progress, the statistics surrounding the epidemic remain staggering: On average, 130 Americans die each day from opioid overdose and opioids were involved in 47,600 overdose deaths in 2017 (67.8% of all drug overdose deaths), per the Centers for Disease Control.

The president also claimed — without providing specifics — that the problem is down “17 percent from last year.”

White House spokesperson Judd Deere clarified the president’s statement and noted that since President Trump took office, “the total number of opioid prescriptions dispensed monthly (by retail and mail-order pharmacies) has declined by at least 17%.”

Before speaking in Atlanta, the president was introduced by the first lady, who referenced the work she has done with her Be Best campaign.

“I have seen firsthand both the medical and personal results of this crisis. I have visited hospitals and treatment centers around the country. I have met with doctors, nurses, mothers, and children,” the first lady said. “We will continue to raise awareness of the dangers of opioids to unborn babies. We are also committed to supporting more treatment facilities that have both bond of addiction with the bond of love between a mother and her child.”

“My husband is here today because he cares deeply about what you are doing to help the millions of Americans affected by the opioid epidemic.”

The president also veered off script during his remarks, and claimed that he was victim of a rigged system when talking about foreign pharmaceutical company drug pricing.

“At long last we’re stopping the drug companies in foreign countries from rigging the system,” Trump said. “I know all about the rigging the system because I had the system rigged on me.”

He also touted the work of drug-sniffing dogs like German Shepherds who work alongside CBP officers at the border.

“Dogs do a better job than four hundred million dollars worth of equipment,” Trump said. “We have a lot of dogs and they’re great dogs and we cherish them.”

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São Paulo – After a three-year period closed for its first full renovation, the Immigration Museum (Museu da Imigração, in Portuguese) will open its doors for the public again on May 31st. Restored and adapted to receive the public, the museum will now hold a permanent exhibition on the 2.5 million immigrants and migrants who have passed through it, besides documents, temporary exhibits and a space for research. 

Press release/Immigration Museum

Prospect of the new exhibition: tour will have video and audio

 The repairs in the Immigration museum cost around US$ 9 million and were intended to adapt the building to host the museum’s public and collections. Built in 1887 to function as an inn, the building will have air conditioning, flood gates and adaptations for people with special needs. The building was repaired and even the institution’s name has changed from Immigrant’s Memorial to Immigration Museum. 

According to the executive director, historian Marília Bonas, the museum which will be reopened to the public will not only touch on early 19th century immigration, but on current immigration as well. “The curatorship has striven to expand the immigrants’ speech. We want to discuss the multiple voices of those who have passed through here to share the immigrants’ experience”, Bonas told ANBA. She also said that the institution will dialog with the immigrant communities and will have a “strong aspect of partnership” with society.

The new permanent exhibition will recall the old facilities of the Immigrants’ Inn. It will have eight modules which promise to have visitors immerse themselves in the Inn’s daily life. In one of the modules, the visitor will be “taken” to the cafeteria and hear the immigrants speak in several languages. From there, they will move on to the dorms, where they will be shown the expectations and dreams of the immigrants before they actually lived in Brazil. They will also watch videos with testimonies from former guests. Other modules will show immigration nowadays.

The Immigration Museum will have an auditorium, a cafe and a space for research on the topic. Visitors who want to use the library and the reference and research center will be accompanied by a museum employee. School groups will have a space to do activities and workshops connected to the theme of immigration.

History

The Immigrants’ Inn was opened to receive immigrants who came to Brazil to work. The first guests were Europeans who left their countries invited by the government of São Paulo after slavery was abolished. They came to replace slaves in the coffee crops. These employees came to Brazil by ship, with the tickets paid by the government of São Paulo. They disembarked in the port in Santos, went up the mountain by train and were hosted at the inn before being sent to work in the countryside.

Press release/Museu da Imigração

Building has the history of 2.5 million people

 As the years passed by, the inn received immigrants of over 70 nationalities, among them Syrians and Lebanese. Brazilian people who came to São Paulo were also hosted there in the 1930s. “In the case of Arabs, they came from many places and focused on urban centers and commerce. Portraying Arab culture is a challenge because it is composed of many cultures and we are interested in bringing that to the public”, says the executive director.

After the closing of the Immigration Museum, its management has also changed. The institution belongs to the State Secretariat for Culture, but is run by the Social Cultural Organization for Friends of the Coffee Museum (Organização Social de Cultura Associação dos Amigos do Museu do Café, in Portuguese), which also runs the namesake museum in Santos, on São Paulo’s shore. The managers expect the Immigration Museum to have 500,000 visitors by the end of the year.

For the opening day, immigrant community theatre presentations and dance shows are scheduled, besides a concert by songwriter and singer Arnaldo Antunes. In June and July, the entrance is free. Besides the permanent exhibition, the Immigration Museum will host temporary exhibits.

Service
Immigration Museum
Rua Visconde de Parnaíba, 1.316, Mooca, São Paulo, SP
Reopening scheduled for May 31st
Visiting hours: from Tuesday to Saturday, from 9am to 5pm. On Sundays, from 10am to 5pm. Fortnightly, on Fridays, the institution will be open until 9pm.
For further information: www.museudaimigracao.org.br (in Portuguese)

*Translated by Rodrigo Mendonça

Source Article from http://www2.anba.com.br/noticia/21863445/tourism/repairs-at-immigrants-house/

En una entrevista exclusiva en Las Mañanas de Cuatro, la auxiliar de enfermería contagiada con ébola ha explicado que se enteró por las noticias de que había contraído la enfermedad.

“A mi nadie me lo ha dicho (que había dado positivo por ébola), yo me he enterado por el móvil“, cuenta, “yo ya intuía algo porque al principio los enfermeros y médicos del hospital de Alcorcón entraban cada hora y luego ya dejaron de entrar durante mucho rato, yo escuchaba detrás de la puerta y yo ya sospeché porque la última vez entraron con buzo blanco y entonces le pregunté al médico por mi resultado y no me lo quiso decir muy claro”, ha explicado en el programa de Cuatro, “cogí el móvil y vi que en El País ponía que había dado dos positivos por ébola, pero a mi nadie me lo dijo nadie, no te lo dicen a la cara así ‘oye Teresa que tienes ébola'”. “Yo pregunté y no me lo quisieron decir claramente”, continúa, “lo vi en el móvil y ya no quise preguntar nada más, ya no hace falta preguntar más cuando te meten en una capsula de protección”.

“Llamé a preventiva y me tomaron nota y poco más”

“Yo llamé a preventiva y me tomaron nota pero poco más, el fin de semana cómo me encontré peor llamé al 061 y vinieron a casa a buscarme en una ambulancia porque ya estaba fatal”, cuenta. “ El martes (día 30 de septiembre) es cuando empecé con febrícula, el padre se murió el viernes (día 26) y yo me examiné incluso el día 27″.

“No dije a mi médico que había tenido contacto con ébola”

La auxiliar contagiada ha contado en la entrevista que cuando acudió al centro de salud con un poco de fiebre le mandaron paracetamol, “eso es cierto pero y o tampoco le dije a mi doctora que yo había tenído contacto con el ébola, mi doctora no tendrá la culpa porque yo no le dije que había estado en contacto”, reconoce. Teresa no pidió que le hicieran la prueba ya que “ tampoco pensé que fuera ébola hasta el último momento, nunca piensas que va a ser ébola”.

Teresa afirma que desde que comenzó a tener un poco de fiebre hasta que detectan que tiene ébola no le hicieron ningún control, “el único que hacen es cuando ya no está el paciente y te llaman a tu casa y te preguntas que si tienes fiebre y otra serie de síntomas que les avises, ese es el seguimiento”.

El traslado al hospital, en una ambulancia normal

Además, la auxiliar asegura que el traslado al hospital de Alcorcón fue en una ambulancia normal y “los médicos o enfermeros que me visitaron el domingo por la noche iban vestidos de normal”.

“Nos enseñaron a quitarnos el traje pero poco tiempo”

Sobre la preparación recibida explica que “a nosotros n os enseñaron a ponernos el traje y, sobre todo y más importante, a quitárnoslo“, aunque la preparación fue “poco tiempo pero no quiero precisar tanto”.

La auxiliar insiste en que ella siguió todos los protocolos y que “no veo dónde pudo estar el fallo, nos enseñaron a ponernos y quitarnos el traje”.

Agradecimiento a su compañeros

Al principio de la entrevista Teresa ha querido “aprovechar que me llamáis para dar las gracias a mis compañeros por todo lo que están haciendo por mí, a la gente del Carlos III y a la gente que me trató en el hospital de Alcorcón”.

Teresa afirma que en estos momentos no piensa en las autoridades y que nadie del Gobierno se ha puesto en contacto con ella.

“Me encuentro bastante mejor”

Sobre su estado de saludo asegura que se encuentra “bastante mejor, voy despacio pero voy mejor” y que está bien de ánimo.

Su marido, Javier Limón, que permanece aislado en otra habitación del hospital Carlos III en observación, “está bien”.

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La Gran Época le acerca un resumen de las noticias más destacadas del día. La primera, el fallecimiento de la joven cantante Christina Grimmie, quien se hizo muy popular en Youtube y luego por su participación en The Voice. La intérprete fue asesinada por el impacto de dos tiros en Florida, luego de finalizar un show. Por otro lado, se graduó la hija del presidente Barack Obama, Malia Obama en Washington D.C. Las otras novedades pertenecen al ámbito futbolero: se están jugando con todo los equipos para asegurarse su pase a los cuartos de final, hoy les toca el turno a los equipos del grupo A, donde se encuentra el anfitrión, Estados Unidos. En la Eurocopa también hoy se definieron 3 importantes partidos, todos con goles y emociones que sin duda los amantes de este deporte saben apreciar.

Asesinan a Christina Grimmie cantante de “The Voice”

El mundo del espectáculo está consternado por la muerte de la cantante Christina Grimmie, participante del programa “The Voice, de la NBC, quien fue baleada anoche –mientras firmaba autógrafos- luego de finalizar un concierto en Orlando, Florida.

Un hombre armado con dos pistolas se acercó a la cantante, de 22 años de edad, mientras firmaba los autógrafos y abrió fuego, dijo Wanda Ford, portavoz de la Policía de Orlando. Su hermano logró detenerlo y evitó que nadie más resultara herido.

Se graduó Malia Obama

La hija del actual presidente de los Estados Unidos, Barack Obama, quien pronto cumplirá sus 18 años, se graduó de la escuela secundaria recibiendo su diploma de la escuela privada Sidwell Friends, ubicada en el noroeste de Washington D.C. Sus padres, su hermana y otros familiares asistieron al evento, por este motivo el presidente no pudo asistir a la despedida del boxeador Muhammad Ali.

Copa América: se definen 2 importantes partidos del Grupo A

Estados Unidos – Paraguay – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, PA –  7 PM

Colombia- Costa Rica  – NRG Stadium, Houston, TX – 8PM

El anfitrión, EE.UU, se enfrentará hoy a Paraguay, con el único objetivo de lograr el pasaporte para ingresar a los cuartos de final de la Copa América Centenario, en un partido en el que solo uno de los dos pasará a la siguiente fase. El que lo consiga se unirá a Colombia como representante del Grupo A de la Copa en la siguiente fase de la competición. EE.UU. es el que está mejor perfilado para lograr el objetivo, ya que es todo lo que necesita para asegurar la segunda posición de grupo.

Por otro lado, Colombia asegurará el primer lugar de la llave con un empate, un resultado que lo instalará en Seattle (noroeste, fronteriza con Canadá) para enfrentar al segundo del Grupo B, que lideran Brasil y Perú con 4 puntos. Costa Rica comenzó empatando y luego siendo goleado por el anfitrión, así que necesita mucho más que eso para poder pasar a la siguiente fase.

Eurocopa: se jugaron 3 intensos partidos

Albania 0 – Suiza  1 (Lens): con un gol en contra en el minuto 5, Suiza le ganó a Albania en el primer partido y lidera con Francia el Grupo A

Gales 2- Eslovaquia 2 (Stade Matmut Atlantique): Con Gareth Bale del Real Madrid como figura, Gales derrotó a Eslovaquia en la jornada inaugural del Grupo B. los goleadores fueron Bale y Hal Robson-Kanu

 Inglaterra 1 –Rusia 1 (Velodrome)   En Marsella, a Inglaterra se le escurrió el triunfo ante Rusia en el inicio del Grupo B. Los británicos estaban en ventaja por un golazo de tiro libre de Eric Dier, pero en la última jugada del partido, en tiempo de descuento,  el capitán Vaseli Berezutski selló la igualdad, con un cabezazo. Mire en el video ese emocionante momento:

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A witness describes New Zealand mosque attack. “I never thought in my life I’d live to see something like this.”
USA TODAY

After blaming Muslim immigrants for the deadly shooting by a white supremacist at two New Zealand mosques, an Australian senator had an egg cracked over his head by a teenager and is now facing censure.

Fraser Anning, an independent and former member of the far-right, anti-immigration One Nation party, drew widespread outrage for his comments made in tweets and an official statement.

“The real cause of the bloodshed on New Zealand streets today is the immigration program which allowed Muslim fanatics to migrate to New Zealand in the first place,” Anning said in a statement.

“Does anyone still dispute the link between Muslim immigration and violence?” he also tweeted.

Anning was speaking to reporters Saturday in Melbourne when cameras caught a 17-year-old standing behind the politician. The teen held up his phone — appearing to record the event — and then cracked a raw egg on Anning’s head. 

The lawmaker punched the teen before a scuffle broke out, and Anning’s supporters held the boy in a choke hold while calling for police, video of the incident shows.

More: Racist suspect sent copy of manifesto to New Zealand prime minister and nearly 70 others before opening fire, media report

Australia’s ABC News reported the teen was arrested and released by Victoria police. Police are investigating the incident, including Anning’s actions, the news outlet said.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison denounced Anning’s comments and said lawmakers would pass a censure motion against Anning once they return to session next month.

“I would normally not want to give this any oxygen, but I want to absolutely and completely denounce the statements made by Senator Anning,” Morrison told reporters. “In his conflation of this horrendous terrorist attack with issues of immigration, in his attack on Islamic faith specifically — these comments are appalling and they’re ugly and they have no place in Australia, in the Australian Parliament”

More: Australia bans tour by alt-right star Milo Yiannopoulos over New Zealand massacre remarks

On Friday, 49 people in two mosques in the city of Christchurch were gunned down in an alleged targeted attack by an anti-immigration, racist gunman. The attack, which occurred as people were attending Friday prayers, was the deadliest in New Zealand’s history since 1990.

Contributing: Doug Stanglin, USA TODAY, and The Associated Press. Follow USA TODAY’s Ryan Miller on Twitter @RyanW_Miller

 

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