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Month: August 2022

Trump tells court that classified material should have been expected in presidential records found at Mar-a-Lago

By Jeremy Herb, Tierney Sneed, Kara Scannell, Holmes Lybrand and Marshall Cohen, CNN Former President Donald Trump argued in a court filing Wednesday that the National Archives should have expected to find classified material among the 15 boxes Trump turned over in January from Mar-a-Lago because they were presidential records. The filing, his closing written

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Estados Unidos ensayó estrategia de guerra de Ucrania antes de que lanzara su contraofensiva e incentivó una misión más limitada

Alexandra Ferguson Washington (CNN) — En la preparación de la actual contraofensiva ucraniana, Estados Unidos instó a Kyiv a mantener la operación limitada tanto en sus objetivos como en su geografía para evitar extenderse demasiado y enredarse en múltiples frentes, dicen a CNN múltiples funcionarios estadounidenses y occidentales, así como fuentes ucranianas. Esas discusiones incluyeron

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University of North Dakota to return more than 250 boxes of Native American remains and artifacts, school president says

By Andy Rose, CNN The University of North Dakota is working to repatriate human remains and sacred artifacts taken from Indigenous communities, UND President Andrew Armacost said Wednesday at a news conference. More than 250 boxes of items were discovered in March, but university officials have not publicized the find until now at the request

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Infecciones asintomáticas por la variante ómicron del nuevo coronavirus explican alto número de contagios

Marysabel E. Huston-Crespo (CNN Español) — La variante ómicron del nuevo coronavirus sigue dejando más preguntas que respuestas a los científicos. No solo ha logrado burlar los anticuerpos contra el covid-19 por infecciones previas sino que también genera casos asintomáticos. En este episodio, el Dr. Elmer Huerta analiza un nuevo estudio publicado en la revista JAMA

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Republicans notably silent, split as Trump probe deepens

By LISA MASCARO AP Congressional Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) — At first, Republicans were highly critical of the FBI search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate. But as new details emerge about the more than 100 classified documents the former president haphazardly stashed at his private home office, Republicans have gone notably silent. Senate Republican leader Mitch

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