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Month: October 2019

New York Times: Giuliani under investigation for Ukraine work

Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, is facing an investigation by federal prosecutors into whether his involvement with Ukraine violated federal lobbying laws, The New York Times reported on Friday. Citing two people familiar with the inquiry, the paper builds on CNN’s previous reporting on Thursday that Giuliani’s financial dealings with two associates indicted

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Rudy Giuliani under investigation by federal prosecutors for Ukraine lobbying work

Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, is being investigated by federal prosecutors in New York for possible lobbying violations. That’s according to a report Friday night by The New York Times, citing two anonymous people familiar with the inquiry. One of the Times’ sources says the investigation is related to Giuliani’s efforts to undermine

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California governor signs bill requiring public universities to offer medication abortion

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill on Friday requiring medication abortion services at public state universities starting in 2023. “As other states and the federal government go backward, restricting reproductive freedom, in California we are moving forward, expanding access and reaffirming a woman’s right (to) choose,” Newsom, a Democrat, said in a statement. “We’re

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First on CNN: Nearly 30 former State and national security officials call on Pompeo to defend former ambassador to Ukraine

A new letter that has been signed by 27 former foreign service and high-ranking national security officials calls on Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to defend and support the former US ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch. The open letter is signed by a bipartisan list that includes names like Tony Blinken, former deputy secretary of

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Mike Pompeo’s senior adviser resigns

A senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has resigned, two sources familiar with the matter told CNN on Thursday. The adviser, Michael McKinley, had been a diplomat for more than three decades and served as ambassador to Peru, Colombia, Afghanistan and, most recently, Brazil until he was appointed to his advising role in

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FEMA begins reimbursing Borderland non-profits who helped migrants

Federal officials began Friday to reimburse organizations that fed, sheltered and transported migrants released this year in communities near the U.S.-Mexico border, according to Democratic lawmakers and some organizations receiving the funds. The Federal Emergency Management Agency has authorized $7.8 million in an initial wave of funding, part of $30 million in aid set aside

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