This Olympics was pretty wild, I'm sad my then-four-year-old self wasn't paying attention.
the city of Atlanta was given the ultimate honor of hosting the centennial games of the Olympics, a competition for global sporting supremacy. It was the fourth summer games ever hosted by the United States and featured over 10,000 athletes from around the globe. It was also a massive undertaking that saw Atlanta’s homeless displaced, a domestic terror attack, a botched FBI investigation, and at some point in the middle of all that, people played sports.
killing two and injuring 111 people. Despite his attempt to save lives, Jewell was named a suspect and smeared by the FBI as well as the press before being exonerated. Another man, Eric Rudolph, admitted to planting the bomb in 2005,
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
'Don't let us be your nurse': Health care worker describes Florida surgeFlorida has shattered its records for COVID-19 hospitalizations, with admissions increasing tenfold in just over a month and hospitals' COVID-19 wards filling after nearly emptying in June. The state now also leads the nation in per capita hospitalizations for COVID-19.
Leer más »
Let These Celebrity Outfits Remind You That Red Carpet Fashion Is Back and Better Than EverTake a look back at the best celebrity looks of the week, including Blake Lively's Prabal Gurung dress and Storm Reid's Prada set.
Leer más »
Predicting viral evolution may let vaccines be prepared in advanceUnderstanding what a virus might look like in years to come gives those designing vaccines and therapies a leg up, enabling them to prime more immune systems sooner, so that fewer people die
Leer más »
Minnesota to let pregnant inmates serve sentences with their babies, setting precedentMinnesota's Healthy Start Act allows pregnant mothers to serve their sentences in community alternatives, in order to bond with and raise their newborn babies.
Leer más »
We let Messi go to save the club - Barca presidentBarcelona was forced to let star player Lionel Messi leave the club because his high wages coupled with strict La Liga financial rules could have jeopardised its future, President Joan Laporta said on Friday.
Leer más »