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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.


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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.

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Desta vez a sereia será tritão.



O produtor Brian Grazer não estava blefando quando falou sobre uma refilmagem de Splash – Uma Sereia em Minha Vida em junho. De acordo com o Deadline, Grazer, Ron Howard e a Disney estão preparando uma nova versão do clássico de 1984 com Channing Tatum no papel que foi de Daryl Hannah (a sereia, no caso tritão) e Jillian Bell interpretando personagem equivalente ao de Tom Hanks. Marja-Lewis Ryan (The Four-Faced Liar, Liked) está escrevendo o roteiro da comédia romântica.

Tatum, que também vai produzir, e Bell contracenaram em Anjos da Lei 2. Os próximos lançamentos do ator são MIB 23, Gambit e Kingsman 2, enquanto Jillian está em A Última Ressaca do Ano e será uma das protagonistas da comédia Rock That Body.

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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.”

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Nueva York, NY. – Donald Trump ha ganado la primaria republicana del estado de Indiana, según proyecta Noticias Telemundo.

 

Datos simples para entender la ventaja de Donald Trump en las primarias de Indiana

 

La victoria de Trump lo deja en una posición de privilegio para alcanzar antes de la convención republicana el número de delegados necesarios -1,237- para ser declarado el candidato presidencial.

 

Trump llegó a Indiana con 996 delegados y es posible que haya ganado hoy entre 40 y 57 delegados. Indiana daba 30 delegados al ganador total a nivel del estado y 27 delegados repartidos en los nueve distritos congresionales. 

 

Indiana sería la última oportunidad de detener a Trump

 

Trump tendrá oportunidad de sumar delegados en varias primarias que hacen falta, en particular la de California el 7 de junio donde estarán en juego 172 delegados. Hasta hoy, según las encuestas, Trump lleva en California una ventaja de mas de 15 puntos porcentuales sobre su mas cercano competidor. 

 

El gran perdedor de la noche en Indiana fue el senador de Texas Ted Cruz, quien había convertido el estado en una especie de última trinchera para evitar la victoria de Trump y con ello la casi segura nominación presidencial del empresario. 

 

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Aun antes de Indiana, Cruz no podía alcanzar el número de delegados para ser declarado el candidato presidencial, pero confiaba en que un triunfo haría mucho más difícil para Trump llegar al citado número de delegados. 

 

Igual de importante para Cruz, una victoria en Indiana le hubiera dado fuerza a su argumento de que si nadie consigue los delegados necesarios antes de la convención es él quien debe ser elegido como el candidato presidencial una vez iniciada la convención. 

 

“Déjeme terminar, por favor” dice María Celeste a Trump

 

Cruz también se había puesto a la cabeza del llamado “movimiento anti-Trump”, una mezcla de diferentes sectores del partido republicano con el intento de evitar la candidatura presidencial de Trump. El resultado de Indiana deja muy debilitado, sino es que terminado, este frustrado intento de impedir el éxito de Trump.

 

Hoy con el triunfo de Trump además, se hace mucho más complicado de que el empresario no sea nominado como el candidato aun si no llegase a obtener los 1,237 delegados antes de la convención. 

 

Eugenio Derbez se burla de Donald Trump en este video

 

Lo que es claro es que Trump llegará a la convención o bien con ese número de delegados a su favor o bien con una cifra cercana que en todo caso lo dejaría como el ganador -aunque no con mayoría- de la primaria republicana. 

 

No darle la candidatura en caso no obtuviera el número necesario de delegados generará de seguro problemas en la convención ya que sus seguidores reclamarán que se ha elegido a un candidato que quedó lejos de Trump en la elección primaria. 

 

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Three US presidents delivered eulogies for John Lewis at the congressman’s funeral in Atlanta on Thursday. A fourth, Donald Trump, was not in attendance, but his presence was felt strongly in Barack Obama’s eulogy – which was perhaps Obama’s most explicitly political speech since leaving office.


‘John Lewis was exceptional’: Obama, Clinton and Bush pay tribute at funeral in Atlanta – video

Describing Lewis as a founding father of “a fuller, better” US, Obama called on Americans to stand up for the late civil rights leader’s most enduring cause: the right to vote. Without mentioning his successor by name, Obama sharply criticised “those in power who are doing their darnedest to discourage people from voting.”

  • ‘Emmett Till was my George Floyd,’ Lewis himself wrote, in an essay published posthumously by the New York Times on Thursday, recounting chapters of his own civil rights struggle and calling for future peaceful progress, and “good trouble”.

This is the worst US recession since GDP was first recorded



Republican infighting is delaying a replacement for expanded unemployment benefits. Photograph: Nam Y Huh/AP

With no end in sight to the US coronavirus crisis, the country’s economy has just suffered its sharpest contraction since the second world war, shrinking by an annual rate of 32.9% between April and June. Last week, another 1.43 million Americans filed for unemployment, while in Washington, GOP infighting has delayed a replacement for the $600 expansion to weekly unemployment benefits, a lifeline for millions amid the pandemic.

Yet in the middle of the worst recession since GDP was first recorded, the tech firms Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google posted results that sent their already sky-high share prices soaring.

Trump suggests delaying the election, just as Biden predicted


Trump: ‘I don’t want to delay, I want an election’ – video

When Joe Biden warned in April that Trump might try to postpone the presidential election, the Trump campaign dismissed the idea as “incoherent, conspiracy theory ramblings”. But sure enough, on Thursday morning – minutes after the release of that epically awful economic news – the president tweeted without evidence that “universal mail-in voting” would lead to “the most INACCURATE & FRAUDULENT election in history”, adding:


Delay the Election until people can properly, securely and safely vote???

The power to shift an election date rests with Congress, not the president, and even Republicans swiftly dismissed the suggestion. But critics say Trump’s real goal is to cast doubt around the legitimacy of the election, in order to contest its outcome if he loses.

Michael Brown’s killer still won’t be prosecuted



Wesley Bell is St Louis County’s first Black prosecutor. Photograph: Chris Kohley/AP

With the protests over George Floyd’s death still fresh in the memory, old wounds have been reopened in the case of another police killing that sparked widespread unrest six years ago. The top prosecutor in St Louis county, Missouri, has announced he will not charge Darren Wilson, the former police officer who fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson in August 2014.

Wesley Bell, the county’s first Black prosecutor, pledged to reopen the case after taking office in January 2019. But following a five-month review of the evidence, his office could not prove Wilson committed murder or manslaughter. Dropping the case was “one of the most difficult things I’ve had to do,” Bell said.



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Herman Cain sits with other Trump supporters at the president’s rally in Tulsa on 20 June. Photograph: Nicholas Kamm/AFP/Getty Images

Climate countdown: 96 days to save the Earth

At least 96 cities, which together account for a quarter of the global economy, have pledged to ensure their Covid-19 recoveries are environmentally sustainable. And 96 is also the number of days remaining until the US withdraws from the Paris climate agreement. Read the latest in our climate countdown series.

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What can we learn from movie utopias – and dystopias?

If we’re lucky, the Covid-19 pandemic might provide an opportunity to shape a kinder, more ecologically harmonious future. Or it might leave the world ever darker. Anna Smith looks to sci-fi cinema for pointers to our post-lockdown existence.

The new wave of Chinese nationalism

China is facing international criticism for its treatment of the Uighurs and its takeover of Hong Kong. But domestically, Beijing’s aggressive stance has stoked nationalist sentiment – at the expense of more moderate views. Lily Kuo reports.

Opinion: I killed someone when I was a cop

Thomas Owen Baker once shot a knife-wielding suspect dead as a police officer in Arizona. Now a PhD student researching police culture , he says such violent incidents are the product of an environment we have all contributed to creating.


There is usually a complex combination of race, class, guns, violence, capital and other social forces that lead to the fatal encounter. Merely identifying a handful of bad officers and sending them to prison is not a sufficient solution. We must work toward a society where citizens and their governmental representatives – the police – aren’t so terrified of one another.

Last Thing: I was Tupac’s pen pal



Nina Bhadreshwar: ‘I’ve never had that sort of friendship with anyone else.’ Photograph: Francesca Jones/The Guardian

In her early 20s, Nina Bhadreshwar requested an interview with Tupac Shakur for a small magazine she’d started in England, about social issues such as racism and police brutality. A phone-call grew into a transatlantic correspondence – and a unique friendship.

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Border agents at an El Paso, Texas, holding facility for illegal immigrants feared riots breaking out because of the complex’s poor conditions.

Department of Homeland Security’s Office of the Inspector General reviewed conditions at the unnamed facility on May 7, according to an internal report obtained by NBC News. The inspectors found the facility severely overcrowded with many detainees lacking basic hygienic products, such as soap and clean clothes.

“With limited access to showers and clean clothing, detainees were wearing soiled clothing for days or weeks,” the report said.

One holding cell was overcrowded by more than 4 times its holding capacity of 35, holding 155 adult males. The cell contained one sink and toilet.

Border agents at the facility remained armed in holding areas. Agents feared that the detainees would riot and attempt to break out of the facility over the poor conditions.

The internal report leaked after DHS Acting Secretary Kevin McAleenan told reporters on Friday that news reports describing poor conditions at a holding facility for illegal migrant children in Clint, Texas, were “unsubstantiated.”

The press conference was the first McAleenan had held in three months since taking over as acting DHS secretary. McAleenan spoke for about 11 minutes and took four questions before exiting.

The debate over the conditions at holding facilities for illegal immigrants has roiled Washington, D.C. The House passed a $4.6 billion bill for border funding last week after Democratic House Majority Leader Nancy Pelosi conceded the border funding battle.

The Senate had already approved its version of the bill with an overwhelming bipartisan majority, placing Pelosi in a difficult position to use the bill as leverage against the Trump administration.

The DHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

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Before he was one of the president’s closest allies, Lindsey Graham (R—SC) was an outspoken critic of Donald Trump — and some members of the Republican Party want voters to remember that come Election Day.

A new ad from the group Republican Voters Against Trump features the conservative senator dissing the president along the campaign trail in 2016, as well as discussing his admiration for former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.

It starts with Mr Graham saying “I want to talk to the Trump supporters for a minute”, before he asks: “What is Donald Trump’s campaign about?”


“He’s a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot,” the senator says. “You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell.”

The ad then cuts to glowing praise of Mr Biden from the Republican senator, who says: “If you can’t admire Joe Biden as a person then there’s probably — you’ve got a problem.”

Mr Graham goes on to say Mr Biden is “as good a man as God ever created” and “is the nicest person I think I ever met in politics”.

The ad concludes with a statement from Mr Graham in 2015, in which he told CNN: “This is a defining moment in the future of the Republican Party.”

He adds: “We have to reject this demagoguery, and if we don’t reject Donald Trump, we’ve lost the moral authority … to govern this great nation.”

The ad, which was released over the weekend, has already received over 1.4 million views on YouTube.

Republican Voters Against Trump confirmed the ad was set to air in several states across the country on Fox News, MarketWatch reported on Monday.

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Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., speaks during a news conference about the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act in 2020. Till, pictured at right, was a 14-year-old African-American who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955.

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Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., speaks during a news conference about the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act in 2020. Till, pictured at right, was a 14-year-old African-American who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955.

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WASHINGTON — Congress gave final approval Monday to legislation that for the first time would make lynching a federal hate crime in the U.S., sending the bill to President Joe Biden to sign into law.

Years in the making, the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act is among some 200 bills that have been introduced over the past century that have tried to ban lynching in America.

It is named for the Black teenager whose brutal killing in Mississippi in 1955 — and his mother’s insistence on a open funeral casket to show the world what had been done to her child — became a pivotal moment in the Civil Rights era.

“After more than 200 failed attempts to outlaw lynching, Congress is finally succeeding in taking a long overdue action by passing the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act,” said Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y.

The bill would make it possible to prosecute a crime as a lynching when a conspiracy to commit a hate crime results in death or serious bodily injury, according to the bill’s champion, Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill. The maximum sentence under the Anti-Lynching Act is 30 years.

The House overwhelming approved a similar measure in 2020, but it was blocked in the Senate.

Last week, the House overwhelmingly approved a revised version and the Senate passed the bill unanimously late Monday.

“Lynching is a longstanding and uniquely American weapon of racial terror that has for decades been used to maintain the white hierarchy,” said Rush.

The congressman said passage of the Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act “sends a clear and emphatic message that our nation will no longer ignore this shameful chapter of our history and that the full force of the U.S. federal government will always be brought to bear against those who commit this heinous act.”

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Wilbur Scoville ganhou um Doodle do Google com direito a um jogo que simula o ‘teste da escala quente’ de pimentas. Hoje, o Google celebra o nascimento do químico há 151 anos (1865-1942). Scoville, além de receber a homenagem desta sexta-feira (22), é conhecido por ter inventado um método de avaliação do nível de ardência de vários tipos de pimenta, a famosa Escala de Scoville, disponível abaixo em app. 

Escala Scoville; app salva de pimenta ‘muito quente’

O Doodle do Google, além de animado, é interativo. No jogo, os usuários devem fazer com que um sorvete acerte a pimenta para acabar com a ardência na boca de Scoville, após o químico prová-la. O leite, muito presente no sorvete, é um dos principais componentes neutralizadores do ardor da pimenta.

Doodle de Wilbur Scoville brinca com jogo que usa ‘teste da pimenta’ (Foto: (Foto: Reprodução/Google))

A cada degustação que Wilbur Scoville prova, uma pimenta diferente e as suas propriedades e curiosidades também são reveladas. Após terminar as “lutas”, que você pode ganhar (e aí desbloquear “novas pimentas” para enfrentar) ou perder (e fazer com que Scoville caia no chão com a boca “pelando”), um sistema de compartilhamento dos resultados do jogo nas redes sociais é exibido.

Ralador de pimenta bloqueia Wi-Fi e deixa todo mundo ’em família

O Doodle foi produzido pela artista e doodler do Google Olivia Huynh. Para a designer, a melhor parte do trabalho foi desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville. “O conceito de picante é universal, cômico, e foi o que tentei usar para criar esse jogo de luta”, explica Huynh, em post do Google.

“Fiz storyboards de como poderia ser, rascunhos e testamos um protótipo. Depois vieram os cenários e animações. Desenhar as pimentas e as reações de Scoville foram minhas partes favoritas”, conta. 

Doodle também é informativo, detalhando tipos de pimentas  (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Escala de Scoville

Wilbur Lincoln Scoville nasceu em Bridgeport, nos Estados Unidos, em 22 de janeiro de 1865 e morreu em 10 de março de 1942. O trabalho do americano como farmacêutico é reconhecido mundialmente: criou o Teste Organoléptico de Scoville, que gerou a já conhecida Escala de Scoville.

Com este método, Wilbur Lincoln Scoville definiu o grau de pungência de vários tipos de pimenta, através da detecção da concentração de capsaicina, substância responsável pela ardência da pimenta.

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O teste é um Procedimento de Diluição e Prova. Scoville misturava as pimentas puras com uma solução de água com açúcar, e quanto mais solução fosse necessária para diluir a pimenta, mais alta seria sua picância. Depois disso, o método foi melhorado e foram criadas as unidades de calor Scoville (Scoville Heat Units, ou SHU).

Doodle Wilbur Scoville (Foto: Reprodução/Google)

Uma xícara de pimenta que equivale a 1.000 xícaras de água é uma unidade na escala de Scoville. A substância Capsaicina, que gera a ardência nas pimentas, equivale a 15 milhões de unidades Scoville.

A pimenta mexicana Habanero chega a 300 mil, uma “Red Savina Habanero”, modificada, tem 577 mil, e a Tezpur indiana, 877 mil.

Entretanto, este não foi o único trabalho de Scoville. “The Art of Compounding” (A Arte dos Compostos), de 1895, é um de seus livros, que foi usado como referência na farmacologia até os anos 60.

Scoville também publicou um livro com centenas de fórmulas de perfumes e outras essências, que foi chamado de “Extract and Perfumes” (Extratos e perfumes).

Em 1922, Scoville recebeu o Prêmio Ebert, e em 1929 ganhou a sua Medalha de Honra Remington e o título de Doutor honoris causa em Ciências pela Universidade de Columbia. O pesquisador morreu no dia 10 de março de 1942, deixando mulher e dois filhos.

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A police officer in Kansas is in critical condition after being shot multiple times while attempting to provide a welfare check.

The incident occurred at approximately 10:15 p.m. on Saturday night in Wichita, Kansas, when two officers were attempting to do a welfare check on a woman inside a home, according to Wichita Police Captain Wendell Nicholson who gave a brief statement to the press.

“When two Wichita police officers arrived on scene, they began to take fire from a suspect that was inside the residence,” said Nicholson. “One officer was shot multiple times. He’s been taken to an area hospital. He is in critical condition.”

As other officers arrived, they continued to take fire from the suspect inside the home until they were able to neutralize the threat by shooting the suspect, according to Nicholson. No other officers were shot in the incident.

Even though the unidentified suspect was treated for his wounds at the crime scene, he ultimately died from his injuries he suffered in the shootout with police.

Nicholson said there are multiple people who witnessed the incident and they are all being interviewed about what happened.

“The KBI (Kansas Bureau of Investigation) and FBI have been notified so they can assist us in this officer involved shooting,” said Nicholson.

The circumstances around the incident and what led up to it is currently under investigation and anybody with information pertaining to this crime is urged to contact the Wichita Police Department.

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On Friday, Venezuelan forces shot at protesters along Venezuela’s border with Brazil escalating the growing conflict between embattled and illegitimate president Nicholas Maduro and U.S. backed, self-declared interim president Juan Guaido. That violence, which left two dead and at least 14 wounded, signals that there will be no easy resolution to the crisis in Venezuela.

The violence comes ahead of a Saturday deadline, called for by Guaido and supported by the Trump administration, for U.S. aid to enter the country.

With the goal of forcing regime change, the U.S. has sent millions of dollars wroth of food, medicine, and other necessities to the border. By attempting to force aid across the border, the U.S. hopes to destabilize Maduro’s grip on power, undercutting his control of supplies and facing the military to abandon support for his regime.

But if Friday’s violence is any indicator of events to come, the military is more likely to fire on anyone attempting to break through the barricaded border than to turn their weapons on their colleagues and Maduro.

For Venezuela, that means that Saturday’s looming showdown is not likely to trigger a peaceful transition of power or redirect the country away from its current trajectory of precipitous decline.

Instead, forcing a conflict over aid entering the country that is likely to result in more violence will only make it that much more difficult to incentivize the military to switch sides. That makes sense, once you’ve shot at and killed civilians, in addition to blocking food from reaching starving people, they’re far less likely to offer amnesty. That reality combined with Trump’s threat this week that should the military remain loyal to Maduro they’ll “lose everything,” means that the military is likely more entrenched in their support.

For Venezuela, where the key to power lies in securing the backing of the military, that means that the conflict over the country’s future is likely to worsen, potentially setting the stage for a long-term standoff that continues to deprive the country’s already suffering population of desperately needed supplies.

As the U.S. weighs further involvement and the possibility of using Saturday’s likely conflict as an excuse to throw more support behind Guaido, Washington must recognize that the violence already unfolding at the border makes a limited engagement and a quick resolution unlikely if not impossible.

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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 man whose mother was a 9/11 victim ripped Rep. Ilhan Omar for describing the terror attacks as “some people did something” during the annual anniversary ceremony at Ground Zero on Wednesday.

Nicholas Haros Jr., wearing a black T-shirt with the words “Some people did something?,” singled out the congresswoman and the other members of “the Squad” after reading the names of the dead, including that of his mother, Frances Haros, at the ceremony.

“’Some people did something,’ said a freshman congresswoman from Minnesota,” said Haros in reference to Omar.

Amid some applause, Haros continued, “Today I am here to respond to you exactly who did what to whom.”

“Madam, objectively speaking, we know who and what was done. There is no uncertainty about that. Why your confusion?” Haros asked. “On that day, 19 Islamic terrorist members of al Qaeda killed over 3,000 people and caused billions of dollars of economic damage. Is that clear?”

“But as to whom,” Haros continued, “I was attacked, your relatives and friends were attacked, our constitutional freedoms were attacked and our nation’s founding on Judeo-Christian principles were attacked.”

“That’s what some people did,” Haros railed. “Got that now?”

Nicholas Haros Jr.AP

He went on: “We are here today, Congresswoman, to tell you and the Squad just who did what to whom. Show respect in honoring them, please. American patriotism and your position demand it.”

Haros’ mother died in the 9/11 terror attacks at the age of 76.

“Mom, we always miss you and love you very much,” he said, before slamming Omar.

Last year, during the 9/11 ceremony, Haros also targeted politicians, pleading that the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks stop being used “as props.”

“Stop. Stop. Please stop using the bones and ashes of our loved ones as props for your political theater,” Haros said at the time. “Their lives, sacrifices and death are worth so much more. Let’s not trivialize them or us. It hurts.”

“This year, a representative of the House referred to our loss as just another incident,” Haros said. “This year, a network commentator said the president’s performance in Helsinki was a traitorous act as was 9/11 … And last week, a senator attacked a Supreme Court nominee and called him a racist for alleged comments after 9/11.”

Source Article from https://nypost.com/2019/09/11/9-11-victims-son-blasts-omar-at-ground-zero-memorial-service/