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Month: December 2020

Hackers targeting key actors in vaccine supply chain

Hackers are targeting key actors in the coronavirus vaccine supply chain as distribution gets underway, according to new warnings by the Department of Homeland Security and IBM, which discovered the malicious activity. Since September, attacks by unknown attackers have sought to compromise “select executives in sales, procurement, information technology and finance positions” at organizations responsible

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Stimulus talks: Everyone wants a deal but it’s unclear if a bipartisan plan will deliver, even with Democratic leader support

Stimulus talks are as real as they have been in months right now, with Democratic leaders’ embrace of the bipartisan group’s framework on Wednesday a sign that this could begin a real negotiation. We are not quite there, but things are moving. What’s happening behind the scenes? Leadership aides are still talking to try and

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Argentina rugby captain Pablo Matera, two other players reinstated following ‘discriminatory and xenophobic’ social media posts

Two days after being disciplined, Pablo Matera has been reinstated as Argentina’s rugby captain and, along with teammates Guido Petti and Santiago Socino, had his suspension from the squad lifted following an investigation into “discriminatory and xenophobic” social media posts dating from between 2011 and 2013. The trio were suspended on Tuesday for the derogatory

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Georgia’s Republican secretary of state says faith and past personal tragedies helped him weather the difficult election season

As President Donald Trump and other Republicans pushed false claims of widespread voter fraud in the weeks following the presidential election, Georgia’s Republican secretary of state was among a group of officials across the country who drew the ire of the President and his supporters for pushing back against those unfounded claims. But for Brad

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Georgia’s Republican secretary of state says faith and past personal tragedies helped him weather the difficult election season

As President Donald Trump and other Republicans pushed false claims of widespread voter fraud in the weeks following the presidential election, Georgia’s Republican secretary of state was among a group of officials across the country who drew the ire of the President and his supporters for pushing back against those unfounded claims. But for Brad

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3M is cutting another 2,900 jobs

3M, maker of Post-Its and industrial materials, is cutting about 3% of its global workforce, amounting to roughly 2,900 jobs, as the company continues its restructuring plan. In a release Thursday, 3M CEO Mike Roman said the changes were the result of the pandemic that has “advanced the pace of change and disrupted end markets

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Pumas de Argentina levanta suspensión a tres jugadores por declaraciones consideradas racistas y xenófobas

(CNN Español) — La Unión Argentina de Rugby (UAR) informó este jueves que ha decidido levantar la suspensión de los jugadores Pablo Nicolás Matera, Guido Petti Pagadizabal y Santiago Gabriel Socino, involucrados en un escándalo por declaraciones consideradas racistas y xenófobas. En un comunicado, la organización indicó que ha devuelto la capitanía a Pablo Nicolás

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Pompeo is hosting holiday parties at the State Department amid coronavirus spikes

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has invited hundreds of guests to the State Department for holiday receptions in the coming weeks despite warnings from health experts that Americans should avoid large gatherings amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic, according to two State Department officials familiar with the planning. The upcoming events, which will offer refreshments and

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Pompeo is hosting holiday parties at the State Department amid coronavirus spikes

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has invited hundreds of guests to the State Department for holiday receptions in the coming weeks despite warnings from health experts that Americans should avoid large gatherings amid the worsening coronavirus pandemic, according to two State Department officials familiar with the planning. The upcoming events, which will offer refreshments and

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Democrats seek disciplinary investigation for Trump lawyer who called for violence against former election cybersecurity official

Congressional Democrats on Wednesday asked the DC Bar’s Office of Disciplinary Counsel to open an investigation into an attorney for the Trump campaign who had issued a call for violence against a former cybersecurity official who was ousted from his post after he rejected President Donald Trump’s unfounded claims of widespread voter fraud. Democratic Reps.

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