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Month: February 2020

Leukemia and lymphoma student of the year nominee

Click here for updates on this story     WILLIAMSPORT, PA (WNEP) — Juliana Kriner was nominated for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Central Pennsylvania’s Student of the Year award. For the past few months, Kriner has been fundraising and raising awareness about these cancers. “I am competing alongside eight other students in the central Pennsylvania

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Top Republican slams Trump’s plan to use Pentagon funds for border wall as unconstitutional

The top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee issued a sharp rebuke of President Donald Trump Thursday, slamming the administration’s plan to divert $3.83 billion in Pentagon funding to border wall construction as unconstitutional and pledging to take action after lawmakers were notified of the move by the Department of Defense. Rep. Mac Thornberry,

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Customs and Border Protection deploying agents and officers to support interior immigration enforcement

US Customs and Border Protection agents and officers are being deployed to cities across the country to support interior immigration enforcement, two sources familiar with the plans told CNN. The agency is expected to deploy 100 officers and agents to Chicago, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, Boston, New Orleans, Detroit and Newark,

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Jury in Tennessee convicts 4 for operating ‘pill mills’

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Four people have been convicted in a Tennessee federal court of illegally distributing more than 11 million prescription opioid pills from four clinics, federal prosecutors said Friday. After a three-month trial, a jury in Knoxville convicted Sylvia Hofstetter, 55, of racketeering conspiracy, drug conspiracy, money laundering, and maintaining a building where

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FC Cincinnati coach is under investigation by MLS for ‘extremely inappropriate comments’

FC Cincinnati coach Ron Jans is stepping away from the club as Major League Soccer investigates allegations that he made “extremely inappropriate comments.” “Major League Soccer has been informed of a complaint filed with the MLS Players Association regarding FC Cincinnati head coach Ron Jans,” the league said in a statement. “The MLS league office,

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Game over for HQ Trivia

It’s over for HQ Trivia. The company behind the once-popular live mobile trivia game is shutting down, CNN Business has learned. HQ will part ways with 25 full-time employees. When HQ launched in 2017, its first game HQ Trivia quickly attracted millions of people across the world who stopped whatever they were doing twice a

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Prosecutor breaks down charges against man accused of ‘doing unspeakable things’ to infants

Click here for updates on this story     Michigan (WNEM) — A Michigan man accused of “doing unspeakable things” to infants is facing additional charges. “He’s facing 88 counts, ranging from criminal sexual conduct to extortion,” Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton said. Leyton is referring to the 18-page complaint against 43-year-old Jeremy McCallum. McCallum was arrested

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Ex-Michigan State gymnastics coach Kathie Klages was found guilty of lying to police in Larry Nassar scandal

A jury convicted a former Michigan State University gymnastics coach of lying to authorities who were investigating sexual abuse allegations against Larry Nassar. Kathie Klages, a former Michigan State University women’s gymnastics coach, was convicted of two counts of lying to a peace officer, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said on Friday. “Ms. Klages knew

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‘Imminent threat’ explanation noticeably absent in White House report justifying Soleimani strike

The Trump administration has repeatedly insisted that its decision to kill Iranian General Qasem Soleimani was justified because he posed an “imminent threat” to American lives, but that phrase was notably absent in an official White House report sent to Congress that outlines the legal and policy rationale for conducting last month’s strike. A copy

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