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Month: February 2025

DOGE wants access to your tax and Social Security data. These two laws are supposed to protect you

By Jeanne Sahadi, CNN (CNN) — Reports of the Department of Government Efficiency’s so-called “tech bros” accessing federal systems that hold vast troves of Americans’ personal data have raised many questions about whether they can legally see – never mind copy, alter or share – such sensitive details on hundreds of millions of people. Efforts

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Australia se enteró de los ejercicios con fuego real de la Marina china a través de un piloto comercial, según un funcionario

Por Brad Lendon, CNN Australia se enteró de las maniobras navales chinas con fuego real frente a sus costas, que obligaron a desviar decenas de vuelos, gracias a la alerta de un piloto comercial, según informaron el lunes las autoridades. La demostración de fuego sin precedentes de la Armada del Ejército Popular de Liberación (EPL)

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Fenerbahçe manager José Mourinho accused of making ‘racist statements’ by rival team

By Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Fenerbahçe manager José Mourinho, one of the most recognizable names in soccer, has been accused of making “racist statements” by rival team Galatasaray, which plans to seek criminal charges against the world-renowned coach. The accusation follows the teams’ heated 0-0 draw in the Turkish Süper Lig on Monday. After

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Texas to investigate lottery jackpots as questions swirl about online ticketing firms

By Lex Harvey, Lauren Mascarenhas, Ashley Killough and Ed Lavandera, CNN (CNN) — Texas’ governor has directed state law enforcement to investigate two controversial lottery jackpots amid growing scrutiny over the role of online ticketing firms in the state. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott asked the Texas Rangers to investigate two Lotto Texas jackpots involving virtual

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Mass layoffs of federal workers could hurt families and local economies — but may not dent the overall economy

By Matt Egan and Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — Elon Musk, wielding a chainsaw, is overseeing a rapid shrinking of the nation’s largest employer: the federal government. There’s no doubt the federal government’s 3.02 million-person civilian workforce is massive. Yet some economists are confident the widespread terminations spearheaded by Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)

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Mass layoffs of federal workers could hurt families and local economies — but may not dent the overall economy

CNN, POOL, X | @ELONMUSK By Matt Egan and Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — Elon Musk, wielding a chainsaw, is overseeing a rapid shrinking of the nation’s largest employer: the federal government. There’s no doubt the federal government’s 3.02 million-person civilian workforce is massive. Yet some economists are confident the widespread terminations spearheaded by Musk’s

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ANÁLISIS | Aunque Macron adule a ‘querido Donald’, EE.UU. está profundamente distanciado de Occidente sobre Ucrania

Por Stephen Collinson, CNN Así es como Donald Trump ha transformado ya el papel global de Estados Unidos. Reacio a condenar la agresión del Kremlin este lunes en el tercer aniversario de la brutal embestida contra Ucrania, Estados Unidos eligió nuevos compañeros de voto en las Naciones Unidas, incluidos sus enemigos de siempre, Rusia y

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Skeptical judges may make the Trump administration explain what it’s doing behind the scenes

By Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration may soon be forced to answer central questions about its Department of Government Efficiency and about major other actions by government agencies that are now being challenged in court, as the quick-moving legal proceedings head to the next phase. In multiple cases, President Donald Trump’s legal

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