Portada de EL MUNDO del jueves 7 de noviembre de 2024. Disponible en Orbyt desde las 23.30h. y cada día en tu quiosco, la mejor información siempre con EL MUNDO. Suscríbete aquí a PREMIUM y tendrás acceso ilimitado a todo el contenido. Leer

La Fiscalía Financiera Nacional (PNF) francesa abrió una investigación preliminar en noviembre de 2022, por sospechas de lavado de dinero, fraude fiscal y trabajo oculto de banda organizada Leer

Javier Calvo y Javier Ambrossi adivinaron que se trataba del político Leer

El cantante ha acudido al programa que presenta Pablo Motos para promocionar su nuevo disco: Cosa nuestra Leer

El enlace coincidió con la concentración de la Selección Española para la Eurocopa 2024 Leer

Recibió muchas críticas a través de X Leer

Portada de EL MUNDO del viernes 8 de noviembre de 2024. Disponible en Orbyt desde las 23.30h. y cada día en tu quiosco, la mejor información siempre con EL MUNDO. Suscríbete aquí a PREMIUM y tendrás acceso ilimitado a todo el contenido. Leer

En la última entrega de la semana Fina disfruta con Marta de su nueva casa y Mateo pide a don Agustín que oficie su boda Leer

Fran Rivera, que está de actualidad por su nueva paternidad, será uno de los protagonistas de la noche Leer

La hija de María José Galera pudo ver la reacción de sus compañeros tras ser eliminada Leer

El actor está promocionando Escape, la película que ha rodado con Rodrigo Cortés Leer

Ilia Topuria volverá dos meses después al programa que presenta Pablo Motos en Antena 3 Leer

En la primera entrega de la semana Andrés discute con María y, además, él no quiere celebrar su cumpleaños Leer

En la segunda entrega de la semana Claudia y Mateo se casan pese a las notables ausencias de sus padres Leer

Antena 3 estrenará cinco nuevos episodios (del 181 al 185) de la exitosa serie de época Leer

Risto Mejide ha anunciado este lunes la llegada de la eurodiputada de Podemos la próxima semana Leer

Portada de EL MUNDO del martes 12 de noviembre de 2024. Disponible en Orbyt desde las 23.30h. y cada día en tu quiosco, la mejor información siempre con EL MUNDO. Suscríbete aquí a PREMIUM y tendrás acceso ilimitado a todo el contenido. Leer

La expresidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid quiere que gane Inés Hernand Leer

El ex futbolista es el presentador mejor pagado de la cadena con una salario anual de 1,62 millones de euros. Sí participará en la cobertura de la cadena del Mundial de 2026 Leer

El deportista ha recibido muchas críticas en X Leer

A pocas horas de conocer lo nuevo de Loterías y Apuestas del Estado, la campaña de este año promete explorar temas como la familia, la amistad y la solidaridad Leer

Portada de EL MUNDO del miércoles 13 de noviembre de 2024. Disponible en Orbyt desde las 23.30h. y cada día en tu quiosco, la mejor información siempre con EL MUNDO. Suscríbete aquí a PREMIUM y tendrás acceso ilimitado a todo el contenido. Leer

En la tercera entrega de la semana Isidro protagoniza una bonita despedida con Fina Leer

David Broncano y Jorge Ponce hablaron de un famoso que podría ayudarles a ganar al programa de Pablo Motos Leer

La gallega volverá a la casa junto al resto de expulsadas Leer

First Dates, el espacio del enamoramiento en Cuatro, celebró anoche las 2.000 noches siendo el programa del amor. 2.000 noches en las que los daters han acudido a ellos buscando que Cupido les lancé su flecha Leer

A punto estuvo Vicente Vallés de no acudir anoche a El Hormiguero. Una puerta, un mal cálculo y las prisas fueron las causantes de un percance que Pablo Motos no iba a dejar pasar. Pero Vicente Vallés fue y se mostró más reflexivo que nunca. No era el momento de señalar culpables, ¿o sí? Leer

Televisión Española ha anunciado a los artistas que lucharán en el Benidorm Fest por el Micrófono de Bronce y por representar a España en Eurovisión 2025 Leer

Cuatro impactantes sucesos acontecidos en España revelan todos sus secretos y voces en los nuevos episodios de Luz en la oscuridad, el programa de Carles Porta, el genio del true crime, en Movistar Plus+ Leer

La retirada de publicidad de un programa es un hecho que no suena a nuevo. Ocurrió con GH Revolution y ocurrió con La Noria. Ahora, ING ha abierto la veda en Horizonte y Cuarto Milenio. Y mientras, Iker Jiménez abriendo el aspersor: "Vamos a sacar algo aquí que es realmente demoledor Leer

President-elect Donald Trump assigned Elon Musk on Tuesday to “dismantle” the U.S. bureaucracy, and named a longtime Fox News host, Pete Hegseth, to lead the Pentagon. Musk, the billionaire CEO of SpaceX and Tesla, had offered himself during the campaign as someone who could cut waste out of the federal budget. In late October, he […]

President Donald Trump has welcomed Argentine President Mauricio Macri (mah-CREE') to the White House for talks

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Lawyers for former "The Bachelor" star Chris Soules say he "acted reasonably" after a rear-end crash by calling 911 and trying to resuscitate a farmer who later died

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Hundreds of far-right protesters, some dressed in goggles, gas masks and knee pads, are rallying in support of Ann Coulter as dozens of police in riot gear stand ready to crack down on violence if it erupts

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The growing ambitions of virtual reality have been on display at the Tribeca Film Festival

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A Mississippi sheriff's deputy is suing singer R. Kelly, alleging that Kelly had a yearslong affair with his wife that broke up his marriage

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In a park amid Manhattan skyscrapers, a gem has emerged: a posh public bathroom complete with fresh flowers, imported tiles, classical music and artwork

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Hundreds of people chanting "USA" gathered peacefully for a rally at a park in Berkeley _ home of the free speech movement _ to protest a canceled appearance by conservative commentator Ann Coulter

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It was 20 years ago on April 30 that Ellen DeGeneres made history as the first prime-time lead on network TV to come out of the closet

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Two days after he was criticized for saying he enjoys Ivanka Trump's voice, Fox News host Jesse Watters says he's taking a family vacation until Monday

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Review: "Guardians" returns and it's better than the first

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The Smithsonian said in a statement that its “top priority is to protect the health and safety of its visitors and staff.” No reopening date is scheduled.

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CNN says the Trump administration Justice Department secretly obtained the 2017 phone records of a CNN correspondent

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The Senate has given final approval to a bill enhancing health care and disability benefits for millions of veterans exposed to toxic burn pits while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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President Joe Biden is set to sign into law a bill that aims to help military veterans exposed to toxic burn pits

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More than 60 years after Anna May Wong became the first Asian American woman to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, the pioneering actor has coined another first, quite literally. With quarters bearing her face and manicured hand set to start shipping Monday, per the U.S. Mint, Wong will be the first Asian American to grace U.S. currency. Wong was known for fighting against stereotypes foisted on her by a white Hollywood. She is one of five women being honored this year as part of the U.S. Mint's American Women Quarters program.

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Stop the Cuts to Child Care and Education  by Stranger Election Control Board

This crackpot initiative would repeal the state’s new capital gains tax and cut $2.2 billion for education, early learning services, and child care at a time when schools across the state face huge deficits. 

Aside from dramatically reducing funding for schools, passing this initiative would help restore Washington’s status as the state with the most unfair tax code for poor people, all in the service of helping our wealthiest residents dodge a tax that their accountants might mistake as a rounding error. 

Short Run Comix Festival, Diwali: Lights of India, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15 by EverOut Staff

We hope you're not too tired from Halloween partying because there's plenty of fun events to hit up this weekend, from Short Run Comix Festival to Diwali: Lights of India and from the Polish Fall Bazaar to Seattle Art Museum's Día de los Muertos Community Celebration. For more ideas, check out our guide to the top events of the week. P.S. Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday—don't forget to set your clocks back!

Día de los Muertos Community Celebration
Each year, in honor of Día de los Muertos, printmaker and artist Fulgencio Lazo creates a tapete. (Spanish for "rug," tapetes are large-scale sand paintings created on the ground). Inspired by ancestral Oaxacan traditions, the tapete has become an annual tradition at the Seattle Art Museum in observance of the role death plays in the life cycle. This year's Día de los Muertos celebration will also include a musical performance by La Banda Gozona, dances performed by energetic Oaxacan troupe Grupo Cultural Oaxaqueño, and art-making activities with printmakers Edith Chávez and Ivan Bautista. LINDSAY COSTELLO
(Seattle Art Museum, Downtown, free)

Our news quiz is back and ready to roll, just in time for... well, a week that feels like it might be kind of important! by Sally Neumann & Leah Caglio

As the City continues to wrangle over budget priorities, both Mayor Bruce Harrell and Seattle City Council Budget Chair Dan Strauss agree that the City can never spend too much money on cops. Strauss’s recent budget proposal even upped the ante on Harrell, suggesting that the Mayor’s $62 million budget increase for the Seattle Police Department (SPD) wasn’t enough, and adding another $10 million on top of that. by Ashley Nerbovig

As the City continues to wrangle over budget priorities, both Mayor Bruce Harrell and Seattle City Council Budget Chair Dan Strauss agree that the City can never spend too much money on cops. Strauss’s recent budget proposal even upped the ante on Harrell, suggesting that the Mayor’s $62 million budget increase for the Seattle Police Department (SPD) wasn’t enough, and adding another $10 million on top of that.

With that in mind, let’s take a look at the SPD officers who earn six figure salaries to handcuff people in mental health crises, drive almost four times the speed limit, and use a car to stop a man on a bike.

Case #2023OPA-0291

First up, we have Crisis Response Squad Officer Albert Khandzhayan who on July 4, 2023, responded to a call about an alleged domestic violence assault. A witness spotted the suspect hop on a bike and peddle away from the scene. An officer on scene asked for officers to check the area to try to find the man. Khandzhayan spotted the man at a bus stop on his bike and tried to speak to him, at which point the man hopped back on his bike and ran from the officers. Khandzhayan followed the man in his patrol car, using his PA system to order the man to stop. The man ignored the order. Khandzhayan told Office of Police Accountability (OPA) investigators that the man rode recklessly, and he believed could endanger himself or others. So, Khandzhayan moved his patrol car out in front of the man. The man said he was traveling at 20 miles per hour at the time, and that Khandzhayan sideswiped him when he pulled his patrol car in close, causing the man to flip off his bike, and fall hard enough to knock the wind out of him. Khandzhayan denied hitting the man. The man complained of sore ribs, but doctors found no noticeable injuries.

OPA found Khandzhayan’s use of force reasonable and noted that SPD has no policy on how to handle people trying to elude cops on bikes. In 2023, the City paid Khandzhayan a salary of $150,000.

Case #2024OPA-0014

Next up, we have SPD North Precinct Officer Derek Norton who on January 3 responded to a call about a man reportedly experiencing a mental health crisis. Norton and Officer Kieran Barton checked on the man at about 3:30 am and a witness told officers the man posed no harm to anyone and they expected mental health professionals to arrive later. However, at 8 am, SPD returned to the building for another call about the man. A case manager asked officers to intervene because the man seemed escalated, evidenced by his banging on the door and breaking things. Barton, Norton, as well as Officer Jacklyn Ferver, and a fourth unnamed officer, decided to involuntarily commit the man.

As officers approached the man’s door, Barton brought out his taser and the unnamed officer unholstered his gun, though according to the OPA report, neither officer pointed their weapons at the man. Barton knocked on the man’s door, and the man opened it completely naked. The man complied with Barton’s order to step out and allowed the cops to handcuff him. A witness asked the officers to put clothes on the man before they escorted him out, and Ferver wrapped a jacket around the man’s waist.

As Norton and Ferver escorted the man out of the building, Norton asked Ferver, a woman officer who was a student at the time, “You gonna search him?” Norton laughed. He asked her again, “You wanna search him?” Norton laughed again, and Ferver didn’t respond.

Norton’s comment earned him a written reprimand for unprofessional behavior. Norton argued he intended to just lighten the mood, but OPA investigators argued that Norton chose to lighten the mood at the expense of a nearly naked, handcuffed man, reportedly experiencing a mental health crisis, who officers were escorting to a patrol car in public in broad daylight. The City paid Norton a salary of $166,000 in 2023 to handle these situations with this level of sensitivity.

Case #2024OPA-0080

Finally, we have SPD Officers Jessica Chandler and Christian Lara who on February 12, 2024 responded to a call about a woman allegedly hurting her family and attempting suicide. Nothing especially notable about the call except that Chandler texted from her personal phone as she drove to the scene and Lara drove 80mph in a 25mph zone. The OPA sent both possible policy violations to each officer’s chain of command. In 2023, Chandler earned a salary of more than $148,000, and Lara earned $168,000. Lara no longer works for SPD.