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La importancia de la reunión entre Joe Biden y Xi Jinping

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

Woodside, California (CNN) — El presidente de EE.UU., Joe Biden, espera que, al salir de su reunión con el presidente de China, Xi Jinping, la relación entre Estados Unidos y China dé un paso hacia adelante, después de meses de tensión entre las dos superpotencias.Mientras los conflictos azotan Oriente Medio y Europa a la vez que se prepara para luchar por la reelección, Biden espera evitar que estalle otra crisis durante su mandato. Busca demostrar a los estadounidenses –y al mismo Xi– por qué una mejor relación con Beijing es del interés de todos.“Creo que es primordial que usted y yo nos entendamos claramente, de líder a líder, sin conceptos erróneos ni faltas de comunicación”, le dijo Biden a Xi cuando comenzaron sus conversaciones en una finca aislada al sur de San Francisco.Expectativa por la reunión bilateral entre Joe Biden y Xi Jinping. Los mandatarios intentarán resolver disputas comerciales y militaresDespués, Xi ofreció su propia visión del momento complejo en las relaci...

Nymox: Q3 Earnings Snapshot

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) — Nymox Pharmaceutical Corp. (NYMXF) on Wednesday reported a loss of $1 million in its third quarter.The Nassau, Bahamas-based company said it had a loss of 1 cent per share._____This story was generated by Automated Insights (http://automatedinsights.com/ap) using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on NYMXF at https://www.zacks.com/ap/NYMXFSource

The police officer suspected in French teen’s killing that set off riots has been freed during probe

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

PARIS (AP) — A police officer being investigated in the killing of a 17-year-old of North African origin that touched off riots around France was freed from jail Wednesday while the probe continues.The prosecutor’s office in the Paris suburb of Nanterre, where Nahel Merzouk was shot, said magistrates concluded that continued detention of the motorcycle officer “no longer fulfills the legal criteria” for which he was held.The officer, who has been identified only as Florian M., was jailed June 29, two days after Merzouk was killed.The teenager was shot during a traffic stop in Nanterre. Video showed two officers at the window of the Mercedes the youth was driving, one with his gun pointed at the teenager. As the car pulled forward, the officer fired once.The officer was given a preliminary charge of voluntary homicide, which means there must be further investigation before an eventual decision to put him on trial.The judges on Wednesday ordered the police officer to stay out of Nante...

Delaware Supreme Court asked to overturn former state auditor’s public corruption convictions

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

DOVER, Del. (AP) — Delaware’s Supreme Court is weighing whether to overturn the unprecedented convictions of the state’s former auditor on public corruption charges.The court heard arguments Wednesday in the case of Kathy McGuiness, who was convicted last year on misdemeanor charges of conflict of interest, official misconduct and noncompliance with state procurement rules. A jury acquitted her on felony charges of theft and witness intimidation.The conflict of interest charge involved the hiring of McGuiness’ daughter as a part-time employee in the auditor’s office. McGuinness also was convicted of structuring payments to a consulting firm to avoid having to get them approved by the state Division of Accounting. The structuring and conflict of interest convictions laid the foundation for jurors to also find McGuiness guilty of official misconduct. The trial judge later threw out the contract structuring conviction.The trial marked the first time in Delaware history that a sit...

New Hampshire defies national Democrats’ new calendar and sets the presidential primary for Jan. 23

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — New Hampshire’s secretary of state on Wednesday scheduled the state’s presidential primaries for Jan. 23, 2024, extending its century-old streak of going first despite national Democrats’ efforts to overhaul the nominating calendar.State law requires New Hampshire’s Republican and Democratic primaries to be held at least seven days before any similar contest and gives the secretary of state sole authority to set the date. Like his predecessor did for decades, Secretary of State David Scanlan waited for the dust to settle in other states before announcing his decision. He chose as his backdrop the Statehouse’s Hall of Flags, which displays more than 100 blood-stained and bullet-ridden battle flags carried by New Hampshire soldiers in the Civil War and onward. Calling it a memorial to those who fought for freedom and democracy, Scanlan said New Hampshire still represents those values.“The government and political climate we have created here reflects t...

Spain’s leader defends amnesty deal for Catalan separatists ahead of vote on new government

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

MADRID (AP) — Spain’s acting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Wednesday defended his controversial amnesty deal for Catalonia’s separatists in parliament a day before the Socialist leader seeks the endorsement of the chamber to form a new government.Sánchez has the support of six smaller parties to ensure that he can reach the absolute majority of 176 deputies needed to reestablish his minority coalition government with the left-wing Sumar (Joining Forces) party.The formation of a new government would end a period of political uncertainty since inconclusive national elections on July 23 left a highly fractured parliament. The center-right Popular Party received the most votes in the elections, but it failed to get enough support to form a government in September because of its alliances with the far-right Vox party.The Socialists finished second in the elections with 121 seats in the 350-seat Parliament but now have the support of 179 lawmakers in all.Controversy has erupted over dea...

Queen’s named in anti-semitism class-action suit

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

Queen’s University is one of three Canadian schools being named in a class-action lawsuit alleging recurring anti-semitism and failure to deal with incidents on campus in a meaningful way. The suit addresses anti-semitic events experienced on the campuses of Toronto Metropolitan University, Queen’s University and The University of British Columbia – with each standalone lawsuit seeking damages of $15 million.The suit against Queen’s represents current and former Jewish students at the university, alleging that Queen’s has been negligent and failed in its duty to investigate instances of anti-semitism and to foster an environment where Jewish students feel safe and welcome. The anonymous plaintiffs are being represented by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers, who said in a release that the track record of Queen’s and other named universities offering statements denouncing anti-semitism and hate speech have not gone far enough to satisfy...

Barricaded suspect at Aurora extended-stay hotel

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The Aurora Police Department is asking for people to avoid the 13900 block of East Harvard Avenue due to a barricaded suspect in an extended-stay hotel.Police responded to the area for a report of a man breaking windows at the Extended Stay America hotel. $150K reward for information on men who allegedly robbed mail carrier That man is now barricaded in a hotel room, the agency reported. Officers and negotiators are at the scene, and the department reported there is no danger to the public.To avoid the area, Aurora Police recommend motorists use Iliff Avenue or Yale Avenue for East or West access, or South Dillon Street for North-South access.This is a developing story. FOX31 is sending a reporter to the scene and will update this article as more information becomes available.

Where does Denver rank among the worst cities for traffic?

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- You would be hard-pressed to find a person who enjoys waiting in traffic. Thankfully, Denver appears to have only made it into the top 20 worst cities for traffic.By looking at traffic data from analytics company INRIX, financial news outlet 24/Wall St. revealed which metro areas had the worst traffic nationwide. Of the 32 cities on the list, Denver came in at No. 17. What causes those ‘unexplainable’ traffic jams? According to the data, the typical commuter in Denver lost an average of 54 hours to traffic delays last year, with the average commute time in the city being 25.5 minutes.The report also stated around 280,340 commuters drive or carpool to work in Denver, which is 84% of all commuters in the city.Traffic delays also went up 35% from what they were in 2021.Perhaps fortunately, Denver did not make it into the top 10. However, here are the top 10 cities with the worst traffic, as well as the average number of hours each driver lost to traffic in 2022:Chica...

Florida man survives gruesome shark attack, credits quick actions of good Samaritan and paramedics

Published Fri, 07 Feb 2025 03:55:15 GMT

JUNO BEACH, Fla. (WSVN) – A Florida man narrowly escaped a horrifying shark attack off Juno Beach, leaving him with a severely injured arm resembling a Halloween prop.Despite the gruesome encounter on Nov. 5, the victim is now stitched up and on the road to recovery. The man credits his survival to the quick thinking of a woman on shore who made a tourniquet for him before dialing 911. According to the survivor, it was the combined efforts of the Good Samaritan and responding paramedics that ultimately saved his life.