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Year: 2024

Protesters pour red powder on US Constitution enclosure, prompting evacuation of National Archives

By ASHRAF KHALIL Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — The National Archives building and galleries were evacuated after two protesters dumped powder on the protective casing around the U.S. Constitution. The incident took place Wednesday around 2:30 p.m., according to the National Archives, and the building is expected to be open normally Thursday. Video from the

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Los padres de Brian Laundrie detallan “el día en que todo se vino abajo” después de que su hijo les dijera que Gabby Petito “se había ido”

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — En documentos judiciales recientemente presentados, los padres de Brian Laundrie detallan “el día en que todo se vino abajo”, recordando un intercambio de llamadas telefónicas frenéticas cuando su hijo les dijo que su prometida Gabby Petito se había “ido” y que necesitaba que le buscaran un abogado mientras conducía de regreso

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Haiti says it is working on an agreement with Kenya to secure a long-awaited police deployment

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Haiti’s government has announced that it is working on an official agreement with Kenyan officials to secure the long-awaited deployment of a police force from the east African country. The government said Wednesday that high-ranking officials from both countries met in the U.S. for three days this week to

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Nvidia is now worth more than Alphabet, one day after surpassing Amazon

By Krystal Hur, CNN New York (CNN) — Wall Street’s favorite artificial intelligence darling is continuing to swell to staggering heights. Nvidia’s market capitalization rose to $1.83 trillion on Wednesday, nudging past Alphabet’s $1.82 trillion market cap. Shares of the Santa Clara-based chipmaker rose 2.5% to $739 a share, while Alphabet shares ended the session

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Too many pardons? Kentucky lawmaker wants a limit after former governor gave over 600 on his way out

By BRUCE SCHREINER Associated Press FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — A lawmaker has resumed his push to limit a Kentucky governor’s pardon powers. It’s a fallout from the pardons granted by the state’s last GOP governor. The proposed constitutional change won approval from a Senate committee Wednesday. Sen. Chris McDaniel wants to guarantee what happened at

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Justice Department issues new guidelines for when federal investigators try to access journalists’ records

By Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN (CNN) — The Justice Department released new guidance Wednesday to assist federal investigators abide by department rules when attempting to access journalists’ records. The department bars employees from secretly seeking reporters’ records except in limited circumstances. Attorney General Merrick Garland codified those rules after it was revealed that the Justice Department during the Trump administration had seized

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Quest Diagnostics illegally disposed of dangerous chemicals, put patient info at risk, California DA says

By Hunter Sowards Click here for updates on this story     STOCKTON, California (KOVR) — The San Joaquin County District Attorney’s Office is taking serious legal action against Quest Diagnostics, accusing them of illegally disposing of dangerous chemicals and putting patient information at risk. Here’s a list of things San Joaquin County says Quest improperly disposed

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