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Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 4 de julio: Zelensky llama “débil” a Putin

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

Pronóstico del tiempo y tormentas para el 4 de julio en EE.UU. ¿Por qué hay protestas en Francia? Vargas Llosa está hospitalizado con covid-19 en Madrid. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad.1. Zelensky califica de “débil” la reacción de Putin a la rebelión de WagnerLa respuesta del presidente de Rusia, Vladimir Putin, a la rebelión armada del grupo mercenario Wagner fue “débil” y el mandatario ruso está perdiendo el control de su propio pueblo, dijo a CNN el presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelensky, en una entrevista exclusiva.Zelensky le concede entrevista exclusiva a CNN 1:292. ¿Por qué se celebra el 4 de julio en EE.UU.?En todo Estados Unidos, el 4 de julio es un día de fiesta en que los colores rojo, azul y blanco adornan las ciudades, el cielo se ilumina con fuegos pirotécnicos, y las parrillas se encienden en los jardines, mientras en algunas ciudades los amantes de los perros calientes tienen su propio concurso. Esta es la historia ...

Critican a la Policía de Hong Kong por ofrecer recompensas en efectivo por activistas prodemocracia exiliados

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

(CNN) — La policía de Hong Kong ofreció este lunes 1 millón de yenes (US$ 127.603) de recompensa por información sobre ocho destacados activistas a favor de la democracia en exilio autoimpuesto, en una medida fuertemente condenada por grupos de derechos humanos y gobiernos occidentales.Los activistas, incluidos los exlegisladores Nathan Law, Dennis Kwok y Ted Hui, fueron acusados de cometer delitos contra la seguridad nacional que van desde la colusión con fuerzas extranjeras hasta la subversión del poder estatal.Después de salir de Hong Kong en los últimos años, muchos de los activistas han seguido hablando en contra de lo que dicen es la represión de Beijing contra las libertades y la autonomía de su ciudad natal.El grupo de siete hombres y una mujer ahora viven en Estados Unidos, Canadá, Gran Bretaña y Australia, países que han suspendido sus tratados de extradición con Hong Kong debido a preocupaciones sobre la controvertida ley de seguridad nacional.La ley radical fue imp...

STEAMY FOURTH FORECAST

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

Happy 4th of July, South Florida!Hopefully this week has started off on a nice note. For some, the holiday is a 4-day weekend and the long holiday weekend has brought on the heat across South Florida. Afternoon high temperatures on Monday reached into the mid 90s while feels-like temperatures were already in the triple digits before lunchtime yesterday. And while some of us saw a few showers and isolated thunderstorms, most of the thunderstorm activity remained well west of our area. This morning it was calm and quiet with showers across the Atlantic near the Bahamas drifting in no real direction.Feels like temperatures on Monday were in the triple digits for an extended period of time and today South Florida can expect much of the same. With the added humidity in place, together with afternoon high temperatures in the mid to lower 90s, heat indices will be ranging anywhere between 105° and 110° for an extended period of time. Because of this, a heat advisory has been issued for all...

Russia illegally used facial recognition to arrest protestor, human rights court rules

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

Russia’s use of facial recognition technology to arrest a protester on the Moscow subway violated his human rights, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled Tuesday.“The use of facial-recognition technology in his case ha[s] been incompatible with the ideals and values of a democratic society governed by the rule of law,” the court said in its ruling.Nikolay Glukhin, a Russian citizen, travelled on Moscow’s underground in August 2019 carrying a life-sized cardboard figure of the dissident Konstantin Kotov, who was imprisoned for taking part in unsanctioned rallies. The cutout of Kotov was holding a banner that said “I’m facing up to five years … for peaceful protests.”Glukhin was arrested several days after his solo protest while travelling on the metro, and charged with failing to notify the authorities of his demonstration. He was fined 20,000 roubles (around €200).“The processing of Mr. Glukhin’s personal data in the context of his...

Police responding to crash involving tractor-trailer on 93 southbound in Boston

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

Emergency crews are responding to a serious crash involving a tractor-trailer on Route 93 in Boston. Video showed traffic at a standstill as crews worked to remove the tractor-trailer from the roadway.No additional information was immediately available.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

En Vogue ready to take the stage alongside the Pops for Fourth of July performance in Boston

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

R&B group En Vogue is among the headliners for this year’s Boston Pops Fourth of July Fireworks Spectacular on the Esplanade in Boston and the trio say they’re ready to go for their big performance.In an exclusive interview with 7NEWS, the group says they’re particularly excited about performing alongside the Boston Pops. “We’ve heard how amazing they are, especially the conductor, Keith Lockhart, so we’re really excited.” “We’re looking forward to rockin’ out and having a great time with the crowd, it’s going to be such a festive mood and so celebratory, so we just really want to connect with the audience and have a great celebration.” En Vogue has sold more than 20 million albums worldwide during their three decades performing and received 7 Grammy nominations.

Turkey and Egypt reappoint ambassadors and end years of tensions between the regional powers

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Egypt and Turkey took a further step toward restoring full diplomatic ties on Tuesday by dispatching ambassadors for the first time in years, the latest step in the reconciliation between the two regional powers.In a joint statement, the two countries announced the appointment of Salih Mutlu Sen as Turkish ambassador to Cairo and of Amr Elhamamy as the Egyptian ambassador to Ankara.“This step aims to establish normal relations between the two countries once again and demonstrates their mutual determination to work towards enhancing their bilateral relations for the best interest of both the Turkish and Egyptian peoples,” the statement said.Egypt and Turkey withdrew their ambassadors as tensions between them flared following the Egyptian military’s 2013 ouster of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi amid mass protests against his divisive one year of rule. Morsi hailed from the Muslim Brotherhood group, which Turkey supported. Egypt has designated the group a terro...

UN nuclear agency endorses Japan’s plan to release treated radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

TOKYO (AP) — The U.N. nuclear agency gave its endorsement on Tuesday to Japan’s planned release of treated radioactive wastewater into the sea from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant, saying it meets international standards and its environmental and health impact would be negligible.The plan is opposed by groups in South Korea, China and some Pacific Island nations because of safety concerns and political reasons. Local fishing organizations are worried that their reputation will be damaged even if their catch isn’t contaminated.Rafael Mariano Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, submitted its final assessment of the plan to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida on Tuesday. The report is a “comprehensive, neutral, objective, scientifically sound evaluation,” Grossi said. “We are very confident about it.” The report said IAEA recognizes the discharge “has raised societal, political and environmental concerns, associated with the radiological aspects.”...

First Brexit, now Orxit? Politicians on Scotland’s Orkney Islands vote to explore more autonomy

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

LONDON (AP) — Officials on the Orkney Islands, a corner of Scotland with Viking roots and an independent spirit, seized a moment in the global spotlight on Tuesday and voted to explore ways of seeking more autonomy — or even independence — from neglectful U.K. governments.Journalists from across Britain and around the world tuned in remotely as Orkney Islands Council voted to study “alternative models of governance” for the archipelago, which has a population of 22,000.The proposal from council leader James Stockan grabbed international headlines with its mention of potentially restoring Orkney’s “Nordic connections.” Orkney was under Norwegian and Danish control for centuries until 1472 when the islands were taken by the Scottish crown as part of Margaret of Denmark’s wedding dowry to King James III of Scotland.Stockan said his proposal “is not about us joining Norway,” but about countering the “discrimination that we’ve had against this community” from the Scottish and U.K. govern...

Shooting after local festival leaves three dead and eight injured in Texas, police say

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 22:00:58 GMT

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — Authorities in Texas say three people were killed and eight people were injured when gunfire erupted following a local festival. The shooting in Fort Worth happened Monday night in the Como neighborhood in the city’s southwest. WFAA, citing police, reports the shooting occurred just hours after the end of the neighborhood’s annual ComoFest. The report said no arrests had been made as of Tuesday morning. It was also unclear how many people may have opened fire.Associated Press, The Associated Press