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Month: January 2023

Senate intelligence chair says ‘all things will be on the table’ to get access to Biden and Trump’s classified documents

By Ali Zaslav, Jessica Dean and Nicky Robertson, CNN Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner and Vice Chairman Marco Rubio expressed deep disappointment Wednesday over the panel’s inability to access the classified documents that have been found in the possession of two presidents — a sign of bipartisan frustration over the issue. Warner, a Democrat

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Senate intelligence chair says ‘all things will be on the table’ to get access to Biden and Trump’s classified documents

CNN, POOL, HOUSE TV, INTELLIGENCE.SENATE.GOV By Ali Zaslav, Jessica Dean and Nicky Robertson, CNN Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner and Vice Chairman Marco Rubio expressed deep disappointment Wednesday over the panel’s inability to access the classified documents that have been found in the possession of two presidents — a sign of bipartisan frustration over

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Los muertos en Perú siguen aumentando en medio de las protestas: Boluarte dice que investigará si hubo abusos de la fuerza

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– Las protestas antigubernamentales en las calles de Perú continuaron este miércoles, en medio de una crisis que se ha extendido desde principios de diciembre. La Defensoría del Pueblo registró una muerte adicional durante esta jornada, lo que eleva la cifra de fallecidos a 57, de los cuales 56 son civiles. De

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Germany’s decision to send tanks to Ukraine is a major moment in the war. Here’s how it will change the conflict

CNN, POOL, DEPT OF DEFENSE, NATO TV, DEUTSCHER BUNDESTAG, UKRAINIAN ARMED FORCES, KREMLIN By Rob Picheta, CNN After weeks of geopolitical squabbling, a major moment in the war in Ukraine has arrived: Germany has announced it will provide Leopard 2 tanks to Kyiv’s troops. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced the move on Wednesday, bowing to

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Scammers posed as tech support to hack employees at two US agencies last year, officials say

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN Cybercriminals hacked employees of at least two US federal civilian agencies last year as part of a “widespread” fraud campaign that sought to steal money from individuals’ bank accounts, US cybersecurity officials revealed Wednesday. In one case, the unidentified hackers posed as tech support, convinced a federal employee to call them

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Washington lawmakers hear testimony on 7 abortion bills

OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — Abortion rights proposals have been front and center in Olympia, Washington, this week as state lawmakers heard hours of public testimony on seven proposals that would reinforce abortion access. The emphasis on four legislative committees hearing testimony on abortion bills Tuesday was intended to demonstrate majority Democrats’ support for abortion rights

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Elecciones en Ecuador: ministro del Interior entrega a la Fiscalía un informe sobre supuestos vínculos de 28 candidatos con el narcotráfico y otros delitos

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — Cuando faltan 11 días para las elecciones provinciales y el referendo de ocho preguntas de reforma constitucional en Ecuador, el ministro del Interior, Juan Zapata, acudió este miércoles a la Fiscalía General del Estado en Quito para entregar un informe policial sobre supuestos vínculos de al menos 28 candidatos con

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Una herramienta común para hacer manicura puede dañar el ADN y causar mutaciones cancerígenas en las células humanas, revela investigación

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN) — La radiación de los secadores de uñas puede dañar el ADN y causar mutaciones que generen cáncer en las células humanas, según descubrió un nuevo estudio, y eso podría hacer que te preguntes si vale la pena correr el riesgo de hacerte una manicura y pedicura con gel. Algunos dermatólogos dicen

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US investigating December flight cancellations at Southwest

By DAVID KOENIG AP Airlines Writer DALLAS (AP) — The federal government is investigating whether Southwest Airlines knowingly scheduling more flights than it could handle in December, when it ended up canceling nearly 17,000 flights. The Transportation Department says scheduling too many flights would violate federal laws against deceptive practices. The department said Wednesday it’s

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