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Month: December 2021

DHS secretary ‘extraordinarily concerned’ about latest software vulnerability that forced US Patent office to take its systems offline for 12 hours

By Geneva Sands, Sean Lyngaas and Gregory Wallace, CNN Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said Thursday that he’s “extraordinarily concerned” about a newly revealed critical flaw in widely used software that is roiling the internet and caused the US Patent and Trademark Office to temporarily shut down external access to its computer systems. “It’s uppermost

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El covid-19 hace estragos en Estados Unidos: el aumento de casos y hospitalizaciones causan trastornos en la sociedad

Germán Padinger (CNN) — Las infecciones y hospitalizaciones por covid-19 aumentan otra vez en Estados Unidos, lo que ha llevado a una nueva oleada de cancelaciones e interrupciones mientras el país se prepara para otra temporada festiva en medio de los estragos de la pandemia. Según los datos de la Universidad Johns Hopkins, en EE.UU.

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Justice Department breaks off settlement talks with families separated at US-Mexico border

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN The Justice Department has informed attorneys representing separated migrant families that it will cease settlement negotiations and are ready to go back to court, according to an attorney representing families. The news comes after the White House came under political pressure following news of the talks and potential payments to families

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Protocolo de la Esperanza: el pacto internacional para proteger a los defensores de DD.HH. que honra a Berta Cáceres

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– El 3 de marzo de 2016 apagaron a tiros la voz de Berta Cáceres, dirigente indígena y activista hondureña reconocida por su trabajo ambiental. Su asesinato encarnó una vez más el riesgo mortal que enfrentan los defensores y líderes de derechos humanos en Latinoamérica: antes del homicidio, a Cáceres la amenazaron

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Pressure builds against doctors peddling false virus claims

By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH Associated Press Medical regulators are under increasing pressure to act against American doctors who spread COVID-19 misinformation. A small but vocal group of physicians in communities around the country have decried the coronavirus as a hoax, promoted unproven treatments and pushed bogus claims about the vaccine, including that the shots magnetize the

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