Skip to Content

Month: February 2022

California sues Tesla citing ‘hundreds’ of racism complaints in factory

By Matt McFarland, CNN Business A California civil rights agency filed a lawsuit against Tesla Wednesday alleging racism and harassment at the automaker’s Fremont manufacturing plant. Earlier Wednesday Tesla called the lawsuit “misguided” and objected to the claims. “Tesla strongly opposes all forms of discrimination and harassment,” the automaker said in its blog post. “Tesla

Continue Reading

District attorney announces charges against 2 Dallas police officers for assault during George Floyd protests

By Dakin Andone, Ashley Killough and Joe Sutton, CNN The Dallas County District Attorney’s office has announced pre-indictment criminal charges against two police officers in connection to their use of force in response to demonstrators during May 2020 protests following the murder of George Floyd. Dallas Police Senior Corporal Ryan Mabry is being charged in

Continue Reading

Guatemala arrests lawyer who assisted anti-corruption effort

GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — A Guatemalan lawyer who previously represented the United Nations-backed anti-corruption mission in court proceedings there has been arrested by agents from the Attorney General’s Office in what some observers saw as retribution against those who helped the highly effective anti-corruption effort. Leidy Indira Santizo Rodas is accused of obstruction of justice,

Continue Reading

Outgoing chief archivist at center of ERA fight and Trump documents controversy

By Devan Cole, CNN Recent controversies over the certification of the Equal Rights Amendment and improper record-keeping of Trump-era documents have pushed the nation’s chief archivist, whose typical pro forma responsibilities render him unknown to all but the most knowledgeable Washingtonians, into the middle of several high-profile political dramas. David Ferriero, who’s set to retire

Continue Reading