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Year: 2021

Sen. Wyden says Oregon should divest from spyware company

By ANDREW SELSKY Associated Press SALEM, Ore. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden says the Oregon state employees pension fund should drop its investment in NSO Group, whose smartphone-hacking tool has targeted human rights monitors, journalists, politicians and others. The Oregon Democrat’s comments came as he and House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff called on

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Chicago council OKs $2.9 million settlement for woman police found naked when they broke open door of wrong home

By Michelle Watson and Melissa Alonso, CNN The Chicago City Council unanimously approved a $2.9 million settlement Wednesday for Anjanette Young, who was found naked and distraught when police officers mistakenly broke into her home in February 2019. The deal was approved earlier this week by the council’s finance committee and had the backing of

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Exjugador de la NFL que mató a 6 personas tenía CTE, una grave enfermedad cerebral que puede cambiar el comportamiento, dice una experta

Melissa Velásquez Loaiza (CNN) — Un exjugador de la NFL que mató a tiros a seis personas antes de suicidarse en Carolina del Sur este año tenía encefalopatía traumática crónica (CTE por sus siglas en inglés) en etapa 2 “inusualmente grave”. Se trata de una enfermedad cerebral relacionada con lesiones en la cabeza, dijo un

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Elizabeth Warren calls for expansion of Supreme Court, saying current court is a threat to democracy

By Chandelis Duster, CNN Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday called for the US Supreme Court to be expanded with more justices and said that the current court “threatens the democratic foundations of our nation.” “With each move, the court shows why it’s important to restore America’s faith in an independent judiciary committed to the

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