Author: natalia rueda
-
Target Bows to Extremist Pressure, Removes Pride-Themed Apparel
The recent decision by Target to remove some of its Pride-themed merchandise from its store shelves has stunned and outraged the LGBTQ+ community and sparked debate over the broader national conversation surrounding the civil rights of transgender people. It began earlier this month when Target introduced two lines of beachwear with non-gender-affirming designs for trans…
-
Tina Turner, Queen of Rock and Roll, Passes Away at 83
Tina Turner, the iconic musician, entertainer, singer, model, and songwriter, who held generations of fans in the palm of her hand, has passed away at the age of 83. From her humble beginnings as a young girl in a Tennessee farmhouse, Tina Turner achieved what many would think impossible and became one of the country’s…
-
Prince Harry Denied Right to Pay for Police Protection in UK
Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, has lost his second attempt in court to gain permission to pay for police protection when visiting the United Kingdom. The British royal asked the High Court for permission to appeal a prior decision that had denied him the right to pay specialized members of the police for his protection…
-
Apple Partners With Broadcom to Build 5G Components in the US
Andrew Burton/Getty Images In a move that supports the US economy and further strengthens its technological competitive edge, Apple Inc has struck a multi-billion-dollar deal with semiconductor manufacturer Broadcom Inc. to build 5G RF components in the US. These components, which would be used in Apple devices, will be designed and manufactured at Broadcom’s Fort…
-
Citi Drops Sale of Mexican Subsidiary, Opts for Public Offering
Citi announced on Wednesday that it has ceased its efforts to sell its Mexican subsidiary and will instead pursue a public offering (IPO) of the company’s shares in 2025. The bank is in the process of separation of its consumer banking, small and medium enterprise banking operations in Mexico – which will be the ones…
-
Missing Children and Hope for their Rescue in the Colombian Jungle
In the remote jungles of Colombia, the search is still on for four missing children and hope endures that they will be found alive and well. The search and rescue operation, dubbed “Operation Esperanza”, continues for the infants, aged 13, 9, 4 and 11 months, whose mother was tragically killed in the crash of a…
-
MTA Suspends Use of Twitter for Service Alerts
People walk off of a subway train at a Brooklyn station Nov. 18, 2020, in New York City.Spencer Platt / Getty Images file The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the largest transportation network in the United States, has decided on Thursday cut ties with the platform owned by Elon Musk after Twitter asked the MTA to…
-
US Economy Slows to 1.1% Growth in First Quarter
The US economy cooled in the first quarter of 2023, registering a 1.1% growth in the period from January to March, according to the Office of Economic Analysis. This was well below the estimates of the main market surveys, which indicated a 2% rise, and a significant decline from the 2.6% registered in the fourth…
Recent Posts
- Si eres lingüista, no te preocupes demasiado por las matemáticas formales en el procesamiento del lenguaje natural (PLN).
- If You’re A Linguist, Dont’ Sweat The Formal Math (Too Much) in Natural Language Processing
- Artificial Intelligence Could Help Engage Homeless Populations, But Organizations Must Be Ready
- Alucinación – el termino para cuando los modelos de inteligencia artificial se equivocan
- Barbie debuta en Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay y Estados Unidos este viernes
Tags
Alejandra del Moral Apple Artificial Intelligence Bill Gates business California Canada ChatGPT China Colombia crime culture Delfina Gomez Dollar Donald trump drugs drug traffic Economy EE.UU. Elon Musk environment fentanyl Florida Gustavo Petro Human rights Joe Biden Latin music LGBTQ Luis Conriquez Mexico Music New York Policy Ron DeSantis RUSSIA San Francisco Security technology Ukraine Ukraine crisis united states Violence Vladimir Putin WAR Wildfires