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Year: 2021

Storm cycle continues into Monday

Happy Sunday, Central Oregon! Winter has arrived, as this first storm cycle of the season dumped about 30 inches of snow, and counting, at Mt. Bachelor and left La Pine and Sunriver with about six inches on the ground as well. Totals may very depending on where you live, but we may see some more

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Narendra Modi’s Twitter account hacked with announcement India would adopt Bitcoin

By Akanksha Sharma, CNN Business Narendra Modi‘s Twitter handle was “very briefly compromised,” his office said, when a tweet was sent from the Indian Prime Minister’s account saying his country had adopted Bitcoin and would be distributing the cryptocurrency. “The matter was escalated to Twitter and the account has been immediately secured,” the Indian PM’s

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Meadows said National Guard would be ready to ‘protect pro Trump people’ before Capitol insurrection, House investigators say

By Zachary Cohen, Paul LeBlanc and Colin McCullough, CNN Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows sent an email saying the National Guard would be present to ‘protect pro Trump people’ in the lead up to the US Capitol insurrection, according to a new report released by the January 6 committee Sunday night. It

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Democratic governors worry about threat to democracy but don’t see it as a winning message for 2022

By Edward-Isaac Dovere Democratic governors are facing a messaging conundrum: they say American democracy may hinge on their elections in 2022, but they’re not sure they can get most voters to care. Attempts to meddle with the certification of the Electoral College count and the partisan takeovers of the voting infrastructure don’t seem to be

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