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Year: 2022

‘Little Fires Everywhere’ author says new novel’s dystopic vision is ‘plausible — and plausible soon’

Jacqui Palumbo, CNN In best-selling novelist Celeste Ng’s vision of a near-future or alternate America, children of dissident families are displaced from their parents, anti-Asian attacks become a terrible, inescapable fixture of American life and librarians form a secret underground network of rebellion as the stewards of information considered seditious under a sweeping new law.

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Russian-speaking hackers knock US state government websites offline

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN Russian-speaking hackers on Wednesday claimed responsibility for knocking offline state government websites in Colorado, Kentucky and Mississippi, among other states — the latest example of apparent politically motivated hacking following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Kentucky Board of Elections’ website, which posts information on how to register to vote, was also

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Northern Hemisphere’s extreme summer drought ‘virtually impossible’ without human-made climate change

By Christian Edwards, CNN Drought across the Northern Hemisphere this summer — which scorched soil, dried up rivers and triggered mass crop failure — was made at least 20 times more likely by the climate crisis, a new analysis has found. The research, published Wednesday by the World Weather Attribution initiative, found that without the

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EE.UU. cree que elementos del gobierno de Ucrania autorizaron un asesinato cerca de Moscú, según fuentes

Alexandra Ferguson Washington (CNN) — La comunidad de inteligencia de Estados Unidos cree que el atentado con coche bomba que terminó con la vida de Darya Dugina, la hija de la prominente figura política rusa Alexander Dugin, fue autorizado por elementos dentro del gobierno de Ucrania, dijeron fuentes informadas de la inteligencia a CNN. Estados

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Exclusive: Dozens of CIA officers accuse intel agency of soft-pedaling its ‘Havana Syndrome’ investigation

By Katie Bo Lillis, Jeremy Herb and Kylie Atwood, CNN As many as three dozen current and former CIA officers have gone to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees over the past year to raise concerns that a CIA task force has been soft-pedaling its investigation into a mysterious illness impacting agency officers and diplomats known colloquially as “Havana Syndrome,”

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