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Month: February 2020

Senate GOP gives Trump’s pick for intelligence chief tepid response

Senate Republicans are giving a tepid reaction to President Donald Trump’s decision to appoint US Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell as acting director of national intelligence. While Grenell received praised from House Republican leaders, Senate Republicans have largely declined to speak out in support of the President’s pick for intelligence chief, after Trump announced Wednesday

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No, Bernie Sanders, la mayoría de votantes no están cómodos con el socialismo democrático

(CNN) – Este es el momento para la pregunta definitiva sobre el movimiento de Bernie Sanders: ¿está Estados Unidos preparado para un presidente socialista democrático? Durante el debate presidencial demócrata de este miércoles, Sanders se defendió como socialista (él se autodenomina socialista democrático) y luego desestimó una encuesta reciente que sugiere que los estadounidenses no

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A Washington state proposal would stop bottled water companies from tapping natural water sources

Washington state is taking a stand against bottled water companies. A bill making its way through the legislature would officially put a stop to new permits for groundwater withdrawals, which have long been criticized by activists for using up natural resources. The legislation specifically dictates “any use of water for the commercial production of bottled

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Little League teams in several states are dropping the Houston Astros name in the wake of its cheating scandal

The Houston Astros baseball cheating scandal may be a problem that stays in the Major Leagues, but the lesson is trickling down to local Little Leagues. The Texas MLB team was caught stealing a pitcher’s signals with the use of technology, a practice that is illegal in professional baseball. The team’s office suffered multiple suspensions

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Isaac Dorfman

Suspect in girl’s stabbing at El Paso McDonald’s was free on bond for another violent knife crime at the time of the attack

EL PASO, Texas — An El Paso man accused of randomly stabbing a 5-year-old girl who was playing inside a McDonald’s restaurant play area was free on bond at the time while facing charges for another violent knife crime, according to court records obtained by ABC-7 on Thursday. Isaac Dorfman, 25, is currently being held

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Lt. Gov. John Fetterman says he’ll unblock 2 individuals on Twitter who are threatening a lawsuit on free-speech grounds

Click here for updates on this story     HARRISBURG, Pa. (WPMT) — Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman announced that he will unblock two individuals on his personal Twitter account who threatened to sue him. But, Fetterman said he’s doing so because he doesn’t want the expense of a lawsuit that could possibly risk taxpayer dollars. FOX43’s Jamie

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