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Month: October 2019

In Syria, Russia’s big moment may have arrived

As Turkish forces amass along the Syrian border and US forces draw back, one winner could be Russia. Russia is already by far the strongest foreign power operating in Syria, and President Vladimir Putin has allied himself with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, throwing the full weight of the Russian military behind the Syrian Army. Now,

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Poisonous caterpillar found in Michigan

Click here for updates on this story     Clare County, MI (WXYZ) — A poisonous caterpillar was found in Clare County, according to the Clare Area Chamber of Commerce. The American Dagger caterpillar was spotted during a hike through the trails on Mid Michigan College’s campus. If you ever come across one, do not pick it

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¿Qué hacer cuando hay cortes de electricidad?

(CNN Español) —Cuando hay racionamiento eléctrico anunciado de la energía, o cortes repentinos, hay varias acciones que puedes tomar para prepararte, si tienes oportunidad, y para sobrellevar la suspensión del servicio MIRA: PG&E ha comenzado a cortar la electricidad en partes del norte de California. Cerca de 800.000 clientes se verán afectados 1. Usa fuentes de

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Hero K-9 finds missing 3-year-old child

Click here for updates on this story     SIDNEY, Ohio (WEWS) — A Shelby County Sheriff’s Office K-9 is being hailed as a hero for sniffing out the location of a missing 3-year-old child on Tuesday. Just before 1 p.m., deputies responded to the 15000 block of Sidney-Plattsville Road, Sidney, in Shelby County for a report

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First on CNN: Trump told Perry and State Department officials as early as May to talk to Giuliani about Ukraine

President Donald Trump directed Secretary of Energy Rick Perry and two top State Department officials to deal with his private attorney Rudy Giuliani when the Ukrainian President sought to meet Trump, in a clear circumvention of official channels, according to two sources familiar with the conversation. Trump believed Ukraine was still rampantly corrupt and said

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Beto O’Rourke rolls out women’s equality plan with workplace protections for pregnant women and parents

Beto O’Rourke unveiled Wednesday a plan aimed at guaranteeing women’s equality in the workplace, featuring proposals that would mandate equal pay, require accommodations for pregnant women and reduce child care costs. The former Texas congressman’s plan comes a week before 12 Democratic candidates meet in Ohio for their fourth presidential debate, hosted by CNN and

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Former South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy, now outside counsel to Trump, played key roles in House Benghazi and Russia investigations

Preparing for the battle ahead, the White House has retained former South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy as outside counsel in the House impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump and Ukraine, two sources told CNN on Tuesday. The White House had reached out to the former chief House investigator to help with the impeachment fight. On

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