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Before he sentenced three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery in south Georgia to life in prison

The judge who sentenced Ahmaud Arbery’s killers held a minute of silence to represent a ‘fraction’ of the time they chased him

By Dakin Andone and Adrienne Vogt, CNN Before he sentenced three men convicted of killing Ahmaud Arbery in south Georgia to life in prison, Judge Timothy R. Walmsley held a minute of silence Friday, saying he hoped to contextualize the time the 25-year-old spent being chased by the defendants. “That one minute represents a fraction

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El juez que sentenció a los asesinos de Ahmaud Arbery guardó un minuto de silencio para representar una ‘fracción’ del tiempo que lo persiguieron

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Antes de sentenciar a tres hombres condenados por matar a Ahmaud Arbery en el sur de Georgia a cadena perpetua, el juez Timothy R. Walmsley guardó un minuto de silencio este viernes y dijo que esperaba contextualizar el tiempo que el joven de 25 años pasó siendo perseguido por los acusados.

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South Africa’s ruling party must regain support, says leader

By MOGOMOTSI MAGOME Associated Press JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa said the ruling party, the African National Congress, must work to regain popular support after being embroiled in corruption scandals and divided by bitter factional rivalries. Marking the ANC’s 110th anniversary Saturday, Ramaphosa struck a somber note, emphasizing that the party of

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Conversion therapy is now illegal in Canada

By Rachel Aiello, CTVNews.ca online politics producer Click here for updates on this story     OTTAWA, Ontario (CTV Network) — Conversion therapy is now illegal in Canada, marking a major milestone in LGBTQ2S+ rights in this country. After parliamentarians came together to unanimously pass legislation to eradicate the harmful practice in late 2021, the Criminal Code

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The BMW iX Flow car changes color between white and dark gray.

CES 2022: 5 takeaways from the giant tech trade show

By Samantha Murphy Kelly and Clare Duffy, CNN CES, the closely-watched annual consumer electronics show, looked drastically different this year. Sure, some things were familiar: companies showed off the latest batch of flashy TVs. The onslaught of oddball gadgets got odder. And there was no shortage of next-level health trackers, including a lightbulb that tracks

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