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Month: March 2020

Justice Department releases more than 600 pages of notes from witnesses during Mueller investigation

The Justice Department on Monday released over 600 pages of notes from major witness interviews during former special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation, including FBI memos called 302s from top Trump campaign advisers Jared Kushner, Rick Gates, Paul Manafort and Trump Tower meeting attendee Rob Goldstone. This is the sixth time CNN has received from the

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Pete Buttigieg endorses Joe Biden

Pete Buttigieg endorsed Joe Biden for president Monday night, telling a crowd in Dallas the former Vice President is the right candidate to “bring back dignity to the White House.” “When I ran for president we made it clear that the whole idea was about rallying the country together to defeat Donald Trump and to

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Imágenes de la NASA muestran una disminución en la contaminación de China relacionada con el brote del coronavirus

(CNN) — Imágenes satelitales publicadas por la NASA y la Agencia Espacial Europea revelan que la contaminación del aire en China se ha reducido desde el brote de coronavirus. La producción en muchas fábricas se ha detenido y el transporte se ha restringido para evitar la propagación del virus. En China continental, se han confirmado

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Recording Academy fires Deborah Dugan

The Recording Academy, best known for its Grammy Awards, announced Monday that it has fired its former president and chief executive officer, Deborah Dugan. The Recording Academy sent a letter to its members Monday informing them of the action which was taken by its Board of Trustees. CNN was also provided a copy of the

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On election eve, El Paso judge claims to return $10k campaign donation that raised conflict questions

EL PASO, Texas — The El Paso County judge overseeing a lawsuit against Walmart filed by victims’ families of the Aug. 3 mass shooting is now claiming to have returned a $10,000 campaign contribution from the out-of-town law firm representing those families. His campaign marketing director, on the eve of the Texas primary election, said

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Welcome to the grand old Democratic Party

Well, that was fast. In less than a day, the average age of the candidates vying for the White House jumped by some seven years, from about 68 to 75. That’s because on Sunday, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg (38), who was the youngest candidate in a crowded field, suspended his historic campaign

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White House pulls nomination of key Pentagon official who questioned legality of Ukraine aid hold

The White House is withdrawing the nomination of Elaine McCusker to be the Pentagon’s comptroller, according to a White House official. McCusker was the Pentagon’s acting comptroller who raised concerns about the legality of Ukraine military aid being held by the Trump administration Politico was first to report on McCusker’s nomination being pulled. McCusker’s name

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McConnell on Ratcliffe for DNI: ‘I’m waiting to see how the committee process goes’

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Monday withheld his judgment on President Donald Trump’s pick of Rep. John Ratcliffe to be the director of national intelligence, saying he would wait to see how the Texas Republican performs during his confirmation proceedings before the Senate Intelligence Committee. But comments on Monday from other key Republican senators

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Georgia AG’s office closes probe of alleged attempted hack of voter registration system

The Georgia state attorney general’s office said Monday it has ended its investigation into the alleged hacking of Georgia’s voter registration system in 2018. “While the evidence in this case properly gave rise to concerns that were appropriately address to law enforcement, the investigation did not reveal any evidence to support … criminal prosecution,” the

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