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Month: September 2022

US Army doctor and anesthesiologist charged with conspiring to provide US military medical records to Russian government

WBAL By Holmes Lybrand, CNN A wife and husband from Maryland have been charged with conspiring to provide the Russian government with personal medical records from the US government and military, according to a newly unsealed federal indictment. Anna Gabrielian, an anesthesiologist practicing in Baltimore, along with her husband, Jamie Lee Henry, a major and

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Lluvias no vistas en 1.000 años y marejadas récord: cómo el cambio climático hizo que el huracán Ian fuera más destructivo

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — El huracán Ian azotó el miércoles la costa del Golfo de Florida con una marejada récord y vientos devastadores. Pero a medida que avanzaba hacia el interior, las lluvias extremas se convirtieron en el aspecto más destructivo del ciclón para el centro de Florida. Las estimaciones del radar sugieren que cayeron

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Canutillo Superintendent Galaviz: ‘Elected officials — you’re not above if we say no’

The Canutillo Independent School District board censured longtime Trustee Blanca Trout on Tuesday night after she was accused of knowingly violating school board policy and Texas election law during Canutillo High School’s homecoming parade. Trout drove her truck, which was draped in banners bearing her name, in the parade, even after she had been told

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Uvalde parents have filed a federal lawsuit against gun manufacturers, the school district and others

By Stella Chan and Alaa Elassar, CNN Parents of survivors of the Robb Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, Texas, have filed a federal lawsuit against multiple entities — including the gun manufacturer, school district and city — for a host of allegations, including negligence and recklessness. Nineteen children and two teachers were killed in the

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Families of three Uvalde shooting survivors sue school district, gun makers, city officials and others

The families of three children who survived the Uvalde mass shooting in May have filed the first lawsuit in a federal court against the Uvalde school district, law enforcement officials, gun makers and others, alleging that their negligence and failures contributed to the massacre. The suit was filed Wednesday in Texas’ Western District Court and

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California bars tech companies from complying with other states’ abortion-related warrants

By Brian Fung and Clare Duffy, CNN Business California is attempting to stymie abortion prosecutions in other states by making it illegal for Silicon Valley giants and other businesses based in the Golden State to hand over the personal information of abortion-seekers to out-of-state authorities. A new law signed Tuesday by Gov. Gavin Newsom forbids

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