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Month: October 2019

Trump and Graham: It’s complicated

Sen. Lindsey Graham is frantic. “He’s making the biggest mistake of his presidency,” the South Carolina Republican tells reporters in the halls of Congress. President Donald Trump is annoyed. “I think Lindsey should focus right now on Judiciary — like the Democrats — the do-nothing Democrats,” he tells reporters in the East Room of the

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10 cosas únicas de los bolivianos

(CNN en Español) — En Bolivia se mezclan las tradiciones culturales con lo moderno, todo en un mismo lugar. Es también cuna de una gran diversidad cultural, gastronómica y su belleza extraordinaria corre desde los Andes hasta el Amazonas, según destaca la página especializada de viajes Lonely Planet. Los amantes de la naturaleza salvaje pueden

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The trauma of TSA for transgender travelers

For Rev. Yunus Coldman, an interfaith minister and a New York-based transgender man, the anxiety of going through a TSA checkpoint starts days before he arrives at the airport. “I begin to sweat the night before I know I’m getting on a plane because I’m trying to anticipate anything and everything that can happen. What

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Angry commuters drag Extinction Rebellion protesters off trains during London travel disruption

London commuters dragged climate change protesters off the top of trains on Thursday morning, as clashes broke out between peak-hour passengers and activists who disrupted travel in the British capital. Protesters from the global environmental movement Extinction Rebellion climbed onto carriages and glued themselves to trains, bringing parts of the city’s transport network to a

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Pence and Pompeo to meet with Erdogan after Trump undermines their effort

A high-level American delegation tasked with brokering a ceasefire amid the Turkish incursion into Syria landed in Turkey Thursday morning to negotiate, but President Donald Trump’s recent comments have undercut their mandate, critics say. The high-level US delegation includes Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and national security adviser Robert O’Brien. The

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