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Month: November 2019

Steyer aide at center of Iowa pay for endorsement controversy resigns

A top aide to billionaire Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer, who allegedly offered to pay Iowa politicians to endorse Steyer, has resigned, the campaign announced on Friday. Steyer campaign manager Heather Hargreaves issued a statement addressing the resignation of the campaign’s Iowa political director, Pat Murphy. “After the conclusion of an investigation alleging improper communications

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Empresa auditoria denuncia que proceso electoral en Bolivia fue vulnerado

(CNN Español) — El gerente de la empresa auditora Ethical Hacking, contactada por el Tribunal Supremo Electoral de Bolivia (TSE) para realizar una auditoría del proceso electoral, dijo en un entrevista con la Televisión Universitaria de Bolivia que el proceso estuvo “viciado de nulidad”. Álvaro Andrade explicó que reportaron al TSE, varias vulnerabilidades y entre ellas

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White House officials testify quid pro quo effort was coordinated with Mulvaney

Two White House officials told lawmakers the “blatant” push for politically motivated investigations from President Donald Trump left “no ambiguity” what the Ukrainians needed to do to secure a highly sought meeting — and the effort was coordinated by acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney, according to deposition transcripts released Friday. The testimony

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Latin Grammy: Rosalía y Alejandro Sanz lideran las nominaciones para la vigésima entrega

Nota del editor: Escucha Zona Pop en Apple Podcasts o en TuneIn si tienes Android y si tienes Spotify, suscríbete y comparte tus comentarios con la etiqueta #ZonaPop. (CNN Español) – Los españoles Rosalía y Alejandro Sanz lideran la lista de nominaciones a los Latin Grammy por sus producciones “El Mal Querer” y “#ElDisco”. Este martes, la Academia Latina de la Grabación anunció

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Deaths of 3 infants at Pennsylvania hospital linked to preparation of donor breast milk, officials say

The preparation of donor breast milk has been linked to the deaths of three babies at a Pennsylvania hospital, officials said Friday. Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pennsylvania, about 70 miles north of Harrisburg, discovered the infection in July. The infection was caused by the pseudomonas bacteria, which grows in water. Three babies died and

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Facebook and YouTube say they are removing content mentioning potential whistleblower’s name

Facebook and YouTube said Friday that they were removing content that mentioned the potential name of the whistleblower whose complaint sparked an impeachment probe into President Trump. “Any mention of the potential whistleblower’s name violates our coordinating harm policy, which prohibits content ‘outing of witness, informant, or activist,’” a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.

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A company sold Chinese-made surveillance equipment to the US with ‘Made in the USA’ labels, feds allege

A New York-based technology company sold Chinese-made surveillance equipment to the US government while falsely claiming the products were made in the United States — a scheme that directly undermined national security, federal prosecutors have alleged. Aventura Technologies, based in the Long Island town of Commack, for years sold surveillance cameras and other equipment used

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