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Month: October 2019

Court’s December detour could place some impeachment witnesses out of Democrats’ reach

A federal judge will consider a lawsuit over a key White House official’s House subpoena in mid-December, meaning some key impeachment witnesses like former national security adviser John Bolton may be beyond the reach of Democrats as they try to rapidly pursue their investigation of the President. Former deputy national security adviser Charles Kupperman had

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Judge critical of Trump administration’s attempt to control testimony of former official

A federal judge in Washington expressed disbelief that the White House could control what its former officials might talk about, when they’re subpoenaed by the House of Representatives or otherwise. “We don’t live in a world where your status as a former executive branch official somehow shields you or prevents you from giving information,” Judge

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Mira cuánto pagan estos investigadores para que te infectes deliberadamente con el virus de la gripe

(CNN) — Es ampliamente aceptado que la gripe y el torrente de síntomas incómodos que la acompañan deben evitarse a toda costa. MIRA: Gripe y dinero: investigadores pagan para infectar a pacientes con fines educativos Pero algunas almas desinteresadas se han inscrito para contraer la infección, de modo que algún día, quizá, ninguno de nosotros tenga

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Chicago teachers’ strike is over, students and educators will return to school on Friday, mayor says

More than 25,000 Chicago teachers will return to school on Friday after an 11-day strike in the nation’s third-largest school system ended, with a tentative deal ensuring millions of dollars to reduce class sizes and bring more nurses and social workers on campuses. Classes will resume for some 300,000 public school students, Mayor Lori Lightfoot

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READ: Tim Morrison’s opening statement before House impeachment investigators

A top National Security Council official testified Thursday that he was told President Donald Trump wanted a top Ukrainian official to announce an investigation that would help the President politically before US security aid to Ukraine would be released, corroborating a key part of US diplomat Bill Taylor’s testimony that’s central to the Democrats’ impeachment

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AG won’t defend Clarno over ballot measures rejection

Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is refusing to defend Secretary of State Bev Clarno in litigation over Clarno’s rejection of three proposed ballot initiatives to tighten state forestry laws. The Oregonian/OregonLive reports that Rosenblum also challenged Clarno’s legal basis for tossing the proposals, which Clarno said violated a state requirement that legislative measures stick to

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Gov. Kate Brown to lead trade mission to Asia

Gov. Kate Brown announced details Thursday on her upcoming trade mission to Asia to promote foreign investment in Oregon, Oregon goods and tourism. The governor will lead the mission in South Korea and Japan from Nov. 5-16. “A thriving economy here in Oregon is influenced by markets across the world,” said Governor Brown. ” Oregon

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