This July 28, Florida authorities executed two inmates convicted in separate murder cases. This is the first double execution that that state has carried out since 1964. The executed prisoners were former police officer James Duckett, 68, and Dominick Occhicone, 80. Duckett, convicted of the kidnapping, rape and murder of 11-year-old Teresa McAbee in 1987,...
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Daniel Ortega promotes a seven-year presidential term in Nicaragua: what the reform proposes
The National Assembly of Nicaragua presented an initiative for partial reform of the Constitution to expand five to seven yearswith the possibility of renewal, the presidential term, a proposal that would strengthen the length of stay in the power of the president Daniel Ortega. The initiative was presented by the president of Parliament, Gustavo Porraswho...
Dozens of injuries and collapsed homes are reported
Several people were injured this Tuesday in the magnitude 7.1 earthquake recorded in the Kumamoto prefecture, in southern Japan, according to local media, while authorities withdrew the tsunami warning issued after the earthquake. Although there is still no official information on injuries or deaths, public television channel NHK reported that At least 50 people were...
Will you lose your license? The bar in Wisconsin that promised free beer the day Donald Trump dies
A bar in the state of Wisconsin that reportedly promised free beer on the day US President Donald Trump died has recently gone viral. In addition to the peculiar promise, the bar, called Minocqua Brewing Company, has also attracted attention again because media such as Fox News Digital have reported that it could lose its...
How a drop of blood solved the case of a Hispanic woman stabbed more than 100 times in Texas
A small drop of blood would have been the missing clue to solve the homicide of a Hispanic woman in Texas in 2012 and arrest the alleged perpetrator 14 years later. Irasema Chávez, a woman originally from Nuevo León, Mexico, was found dead on February 20, 2012 inside her apartment in Arlington, Texas. According to...
Why have several earthquakes been recorded in the world and what does science say about it?
In recent days, users on social networks and media have documented how large earthquakes have occurred in different countries around the world, mainly in Venezuela, China, Japan and Cuba. The most recent was one of 7.1 degrees, that occurred in the area of Kumamoto, Japan, where extensive structural damage has been reported, in addition to...
He pronounces “Mé-hee-ho” when trying to imitate Claudia Sheinbaum
The president of the United States, donald trumphe once again placed his neighbor at the center of his speech. This time, during an event in the city of Detroit, Michigan, the Republican president imitated the way in which, according to him, the Mexican president, Claudia Sheinbaumpronounce the word “Mexico”, it which caused laughter among the...
The opposition in Venezuela holds the first demonstrations after the double earthquake and two years after the 2024 presidential elections
Opposition protesters gathered this Tuesday in Caracas to participate in the first demonstration of this type since the earthquake that shook Venezuela a little over a month ago and which, until now, has left an official toll of more than 5,000 dead, more than 16,000 injured and a still undetermined number of missing. The protest,...
US$1 million without an owner? Search for winner of a Powerball ticket in Austin who has not claimed his prize
The past July 27 The most recent lottery draw was held powerball. In addition to knowing the winner of the grand prize, which amounts to US$663 milliona winning ticket from US$1 million whose owner has not yet claimed the prize. The middle Univision reported that a prize of US$1 million of the powerball It could...
A failure? Cocaine flow in the US does not decrease despite attacks on alleged drug boats
Washington Post has published a series of official data indicating that the flow of cocaine in the United States has not decreased, despite the attacks against 67 alleged vessels transporting drugs in the Caribbean and the Pacific. The media cites an evaluation from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), which indicates that the attacks against the...








