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Month: November 2019

Pence dismisses ‘Anonymous’ book claim that senior officials believed VP would back 25th Amendment push

Senior White House officials were certain Vice President Mike Pence would back an effort to have President Donald Trump removed from office over concerns about his mental state, the “Anonymous” administration official plans to claim in their forthcoming book, a source close to the book process confirms to CNN’s Jake Tapper. The book doesn’t say

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Muere Fidencio Sánchez, el inmigrante mexicano vendedor de paletas que se retiró gracias a donación masiva de internet

(CNN) — Fidencio Sánchez, el querido vendedor de paletas de Chicago cuya ética de trabajo infatigable y su generoso corazón cautivó a muchos, murió esta semana. Tenía 92 años. Su amigo Joel Cervantes Macías, y Manny Martínez, de Martinez Funeral Home, confirmaron su muerte a CNN. Dulce Sánchez, la nieta de Fidencio, confirmó su muerte

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¿Armas estadounidenses en la masacre LeBarón? El Gobierno de México ya había pedido a EE.UU. frenar el tráfico de armas

(CNN Español) — “¿Quiere ayudar? Concéntrese en reducir el consumo de drogas en EE. UU. ¿Desea ayudar un poco más? Evite que los vacíos legales de ATF (Agencia de Alcohol, Tabaco, Armas de Fuego y Explosivos) y la ley de armas inyecten sistemáticamente armas de asalto de alto poder en México … Por favor, ayuda”,

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John Bolton trying to ‘walk that tightrope’ over role in Trump’s impeachment inquiry

John Bolton has already left his mark on the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, despite skipping a scheduled deposition Thursday morning. Trump’s former national security adviser is at the center of several key events related to the investigation. Those include suggestions that he had raised concerns about the President and Ukraine, calling efforts by

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4th annual El Paso Giving Day underway

EL PASO, Texas — The fourth annual El Paso Giving Day by the Paso del Norte Community Foundation and Las Palmas Del Sol Healthcare is underway, and organizers say it “is on track to be the biggest one yet.”  El Paso Giving Day is an online fundraiser for hundreds of local non-profit organizations. Nearly 200 organizations

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Dems are making a mistake using quid pro quo

Let’s be honest: The phrase quid pro quo does not roll easily off the tongue of most Americans. Even those already familiar with the term won’t necessarily associate it with alleged abuse of power and other behavior by President Trump that House Democrats are calling impeachable. Nope. Americans are never going to agree to removing

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Human ancestors may have walked upright 12 million years ago — much earlier than previously thought, study says

A newly discovered species of ape may have been walking on two feet almost 12 million years ago in Europe, scientists have found, dramatically altering the timeline of when one of humankind’s most fundamental features began. Scientists had previously believed the upright posture we have today originated six million years ago in Africa. But the

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