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Year: 2021

Since-deleted video shows Marjorie Taylor Greene harassing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s office during 2019 Capitol Hill visit

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene confronted Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the House chamber on Wednesday afternoon. The incident, first reported by The Washington Post, was just the latest of several hostile confrontations the Georgia congresswoman has had with her Democratic colleagues, but her interactions with the New York Democrat predate Greene’s election to Congress

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Intenso fuego de artillería contra Gaza; niegan incursión terrestre mientras choques entre árabes y judíos sacuden las ciudades de Israel

Jerusalén (CNN) — Gaza fue objeto de un intenso fuego de artillería el viernes por la mañana, en medio de informes, luego negados de manera concluyente, de que el ejército israelí había lanzado una posible invasión terrestre de la Franja. Un tuit del ejército, que decía simplemente «Las tropas aéreas y terrestres de las FDI

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Las Cruces native creates mobile health care app

LAS CRUCES, New Mexico – Las Cruces native Johonniuss Chemweno knows that on-demand apps like Uber, Grubhub, and Instacart make everything from transportation to food delivery readily available in the palm of our hands. So why not apply that same model to healthcare-especially during a global pandemic? New Mexico-based VIP StarNetwork, a leader in the

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Ransomware group’s extortion website offline after cyberattack leads to shutdown of major fuel pipeline

The ransomware extortion website used by the group responsible for the cyberattack on Colonial Pipeline has gone offline, according to cybersecurity experts and a screenshot viewed by CNN. The site previously housed announcements from the criminal ransomware group, identified as DarkSide, as well as files of stolen data from other ransomware incidents, screenshots showed. It

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41 district attorneys come together to petition against early release of 76,000 inmates

Click here for updates on this story     FRESNO, California (KFSN) — Less than two weeks after the state announced it would increase early release credits for 76 thousand inmates, 41 of California’s 58 district attorneys are challenging the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. “We’re talking about the most violent offenders that are now subject to

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