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Month: July 2021

‘He’s not going to sit in silence’: How the nation’s top general found himself caught up in Trump’s political wars

By Jeremy Herb, CNN In December 2018, then-President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that he would nominate Gen. Mark Milley as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Milley was not the consensus pick, and then-Defense Secretary James Mattis objected to his selection. But Trump wanted the square jawed, barrel-chested general whom he saw as

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

ANÁLISIS | El crédito tributario por hijos es el mayor beneficio del Gobierno desde la Seguridad Social, pero solo por un año

Mariana Toro (CNN) — Muchos millones de estadounidenses están comenzando a recibir cheques gubernamentales mensuales para ayudar a cuidar a sus hijos. Buscando un programa gubernamental similar con el poder de afectar la pobreza en Estados Unidos, se me ocurrieron tres: Seguridad Social, Medicare y la Ley de Cuidado de Salud a Bajo Precio. Con

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The doctor accused of plotting the assassination of Haiti’s President was planning his entry into national politics, a source says

By David Shortell, CNN Christian Sanon, the Haitian-American doctor accused by authorities of plotting the assassination of Haiti’s President, spent months planning a foray into national politics in the country, holding weekly Zoom meetings through early this year with academics and business leaders, and at one point meeting with the man who allegedly supplied the

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