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Month: March 2020

UK court rejects gender neutral passport challenge

A campaigner has lost a court of appeal challenge after calling for gender neutral passports to be introduced in the UK. Christie Elan-Cane was urging the Home Office to allow an “X” gender option, alongside male and female. They had argued the UK’s current passport process is “unacceptable,” and breaches international human rights law. Elan-Cane’s

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Acting intelligence chief will not brief lawmakers on election security despite expectation he was coming

Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell said late Monday he will not be briefing lawmakers on Tuesday about election security despite being expected on Capitol Hill by members of Congress to be on the panel of the country’s most senior national security officials. Grenell had been due to appear alongside the other senior officials

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Por qué cerró el Louvre

Nota del Editor: David A. Andelman, director ejecutivo de The RedLines Project, es colaborador de CNN donde sus columnas recibieron el premio del Deadline Club al Mejor escritor de opinión. Es autor de “A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today” y de “A Line in the Sand: Diplomacy, Strategy and a

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Harvey Weinstein’s attorneys ask for him to receive the shortest possible prison sentence

Harvey Weinstein’s defense attorneys are requesting a five-year prison sentence, the minimum for his first-degree criminal sexual act conviction, according to a sentencing letter provided by his spokesman. His attorneys wrote in the letter to Judge James Burke that Weinstein’s personal charitable giving, advanced age, medical issues and lack of a criminal history should lead

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