florida governor ron desantis will soon make his presidential bid official and a you this cnn poll is giving us the latest snapshot of the republican race. one key takeaway, desantis is going to be facing some challenges. and a critical moment in the mar-a-lago documents case. the special counsel closing in on a decision on whether to charge former president trump. his lawyers are requesting a meeting with the attorney general. ahead, what this could signal. and target is taking some of its products celebrating pride month off store shelves. why? they cite confrontational behavior and threats toward store workers over its pride collection. we are following these developing stories and many more coming in right here to cnn news central. the race for the republican presidential nomination is about to get much more competitive. just a few hours from now florida governor ron desantis will officially launch his 2024 white house run in an unconventional way. he s announcing i
placebo. and nearly two dozen alleged tomb raiders accused of running an international art trafficking ring are now in custody. italy s art theft police squad say that it recovered more than 3,500 pieces of ancient art. 3,500 taken by grave robbers in southern italy. officials say some of these artifacts were taken from previously unexplored archaeological digs. jim? well, confrontations between customers and employees, team members getting threats, shoppers causing a scene, even throwing merchandise on the floor. that s why target says it is now pulling some lgbtq plus products like this from its store shelves. for several years the retail giant has celebrated pride month with items ranging from clothing, books, music, home furnishings. these are just some of the items that are part of the pride month collection. cnn s matt egan joins us now with more on this. matt, i wonder, have we seen this elsewhere, these kinds of
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While archaeological finds from the late medieval and early modern period continue to offer up surprises in Tallinn and other cities in Estonia, western Estonia remains neglected, in terms of finds, in funding, and in the knowledge of the history of a particular period – namely the later iron age, one archaeologist says.
right now, we re on our way to see a man they call red horse. he leads me to the remains of an 11th century temple. wow! these dead vines are covered in really sharp thorns. oh, and there are hornets too. red horse says he unearthed a statue in the 1970s. this is the exact location, he tells me. we dug and lifted it out, two people on each side. oh, i see, there s a few things. cambodian investigators are confident the statue red horse says he found. this thing? this is what you.? this is what you took? took it from inside there? ..is now in the british museum. using targeted archaeological digs, coupled with newly discovered emails and shipping records, the authorities are tracking