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Month: May 2021

Biden administration officials privately frustrated with Colonial Pipeline’s weak security ahead of crippling cyberattack

Biden administration officials have privately voiced frustration with what they see as Colonial Pipeline’s weak security protocols and a lack of preparation that could have allowed hackers to pull off a crippling ransomware attack, officials familiar with the government’s initial investigation into the incident told CNN. Because their investigation is still ongoing, Colonial has yet

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Republicans take aim at Senate voting rights bill

A sweeping elections and campaign finance overhaul sought by Democrats to blunt Republican state-level efforts to restrict voting access faced a contentious debate Tuesday in a key Senate committee. The clashes over its provisions underscore the steep odds Democrats face in enacting the far-reaching legislation, which touches on everything from rules for early voting to

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Voters in Elise Stefanik’s district have mixed reactions to her embrace of Trump and rise in the GOP

GOP Rep. Elise Stefanik’s rise within the Republican Party and embrace of former President Donald Trump have met with a mixed reaction in the district she represents, which pivoted in the past from voting for former President Barack Obama to Trump. In interviews with CNN, some voters in New York’s 21st Congressional District, which Stefanik

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Ricky Martin y Enrique Iglesias podrán finalmente llevar su primer tour en conjunto a Estados Unidos y Canadá

(CNN Español) – Las seguidoras de Ricky Martin y Enrique Iglesias podrán, finalmente, disfrutar de ambos cantantes en los próximos meses. Martin e Iglesias confirmaron este martes que su gira pospuesta por el covid-19 se llevará a cabo entre septiembre y noviembre de este año. «Estoy feliz de anunciar que estaré de gira con Enrique

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3 Fort Campbell soldiers accused of purchasing and transporting illegal guns to Chicago

Three Fort Campbell soldiers were arrested on Tuesday for allegedly purchasing and transporting nearly 100 firearms, including five that were linked to a mass shooting in Chicago, the Justice Department announced. Demarcus Adams, 21, Jarius Brunson, 22, and Brandon Miller, 22, were charged with transferring a firearm to an out-of-state resident; making false statements during

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A Florida police union said a book about police brutality was propaganda. Now, a local school district has paused its use

Teachers in one Florida county have paused the use of a novel about police brutality after the local police union called the book “propaganda.” “Ghost Boys,” by Jewell Parker Rhodes, is, according to Rhodes’ website, a story of 12-year-old Jerome who is shot and killed by police after they mistook his toy gun for a

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Biden administration approves first major offshore wind project in US waters

The Biden administration announced Tuesday that it is moving forward with the nation’s first large-scale offshore wind project, a significant step toward achieving President Joe Biden’s goal of increasing US renewable energy production. The 800-megawatt Vineyard Wind project, set to be located about 12 nautical miles off the shore of Martha’s Vineyard, will include up

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