Month: May 2023

2:44 PM ET: SCOTUS Stays Richard Glossip’s Execution – CNN Breaking News Alerts – Podcast on CNN Audio 12:00 PM ET: Covid-19 emergency ends, senator’s ‘slowdown’ claims, ocean alarms sound and more 5 things listen toCNN 5 things Friday, May 5 On PC On Mobile Smart Speakers Global US Political Business podcast Hear the news as it breaks, right in your podcast app. From the team behind CNN 5 Things. 2:44 PM ET: SCOTUS halts execution of Richard Glossip Breaking news alerts from CNN May 5, 2023 3:12 p.m. EDT The Supreme Court stays the execution of Oklahoma death row…

The nation’s highest court on Friday ordered a stay of Richard Glossip’s May 18 execution. U.S. Supreme Court justices issued the stay “pending disposition” of two motions Glossip’s attorneys filed with the court. “Should both petitions for writs of certiorari be denied, this suspension shall automatically terminate,” the order states. Glossip is scheduled to be executed May 18 at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester for his conviction in the 1997 murder of Barry Van Treese. He was convicted twice of first-degree murder in the plot murder-for-hire that accused him of hiring Justin Sneed to kill Van Treese. This is…

1:11 PM ET: CDC director steps down – CNN Breaking News Alerts – Podcast on CNN Audio 12:00 PM ET: Covid-19 emergency ends, senator’s ‘slowdown’ claims, ocean alarms sound and more 5 things listen toCNN 5 things Friday, May 5 On PC On Mobile Smart Speakers Global US Political Business podcast Hear the news as it breaks, right in your podcast app. From the team behind CNN 5 Things. 1:11 PM ET: CDC director steps down Breaking news alerts from CNN May 5, 2023 2:04 p.m. EDT Dr. Rochelle Walensky, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,…

Here’s some breaking news As the new editor of the Quest, Declan is already working on a new version of the Quest site, and when he’s not in class or reading a book somewhere in the canyon, he’s likely to be holed up in the SPO listening to music and mumbling something incoherent about semicolons and divs. Declan looks forward to working with new and returning Quest writers this semester, and plans to spend more than a few nights in the Quest office (before heading into his 9 a.m. history class on Thursday morning). Like this: I like Loading… Related…

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“We’ll wait until the water situation is resolved and then we’ll send you off.” Joel Anderson, former sports reporter and national: I left in the summer of 2017, before things got bad. But I always, always suspected that things were not sustainable. I worked in media long enough to know that eventually we would have to make money, and we kept hiring a lot of people. I’m probably wrong, but I think we hired about two people a day from 2014 to 2015. We opened a lot of offices overseas and domestically. Everyone seemed to understand that the trip would…

PSG star Lionel Messi was recently in Saudi Arabiatraveling there after his side’s 3-1 home defeat to Lorient, flying to the Middle Eastern country for fulfill commercial commitments. Because of the trip, the Argentine he missed Monday’s practicetherefore, it caused outrage among fans and his club alike. Tuesday was the normal rest day on the sidethat is, he too was absent that day, and Wednesday didn’t see the World Cup winner eithersupposedly for the same reason. In response to his actions, Paris Saint-Germain suspended the player for two weeks as the club had not officially given him permission to make…

Two Clearwater firefighters who wrongly pronounced a man dead in February have been fired, Clearwater Fire and Rescue Department Chief Scott Ehlers announced at a news conference Friday. Firefighter medics Jacob Rivero and Sebastian Pickens were placed on administrative duty while the county and fire and rescue reviewed the incident. His work was completed Friday morning, Ehlers said. Rivero and Pickens responded to a call at 10 a.m. on Feb. 15 after a man, 66-year-old Thomas Maxwell, went into cardiac arrest at a private residence in an unincorporated part of the county. Shortly after arriving, Rivero and Pickens pronounced Maxwell…