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Month: May 2023

House Republicans say CIA staffer helped seek support for statement from former intel officials questioning Hunter Biden laptop story

By Annie Grayer, CNN House Republicans are demanding more information on how Central Intelligence Agency employees interacted with a group of former intelligence officials as they organized a 2020 public statement that questioned whether a laptop with Hunter Biden emails and documents was part of a Russian disinformation operation. House Judiciary Republicans say in a

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Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti aggrieved by ‘small details’ in Manchester City’s controversial Champions League goal

By George Ramsay, CNN Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti was left to rue the “small details” after the ball appeared to leave the field of play in the buildup to Manchester City’s equalizer in the teams’ Champions League semifinal. Kevin De Bruyne’s long-range strike midway through the second half meant the first-leg clash ended 1-1

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Horse-riding instructor jailed for alleged sexual assault of one of his students

By Web staff Click here for updates on this story     SHREVEPORT, Louisiana (KTBS) — A horse-riding instructor reportedly has confessed to accusations of sexually assaulting one of his juvenile students, the Caddo Parish Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday in a news release. Roderick Johnson, 46, was arrested Monday following an investigation into the alleged assault of

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Biden to take unprecedented measures to manage the border but concerns remain over end of Title 42

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN The Biden administration is rolling out unprecedented measures intended to levy consequences against migrants who cross the border unlawfully in the wake of Title 42‘s expiration this week. But, officials concede, the high number of border arrests in the coming days will still pose a steep challenge. President Joe Biden put

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A second day of soaking rains puts millions at risk of flash flooding in the South

By Jennifer Gray, CNN meteorologist Portions of the Gulf Coast are entering day two of relentless rain Wednesday, increasing the odds of flash flooding for millions. Roughly 9 million people are under a flood watch, including the Houston metro area and parts of Louisiana. “Slow-moving thunderstorms within a moisture-rich environment will be capable of containing

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Should breast cancer screening start at age 40? Doctors, survivors call on Canada to follow U.S. lead

By Jill Macyshon/CTV National News Manitoba Bureau Chief, and Tom Yun/CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     Winnipeg, Manitoba (CTV Network) — An influential U.S. health panel is recommending mammograms begin 10 years earlier than the current recommendation, a move that a number of Canadian doctors and breast cancer survivors have also been

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Late Day Thunderstorms

GOOD WEDNESDAY MORNING, EVERYONE…  While mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies will stay with us for most of the day, there will be just enough moisture moving in over slightly warmer temperatures to give us a chance of showers and late day thunderstorms. Highs will be in the mid 60’s and NW winds will stay

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