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Month: July 2021

Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Trump dijo que quien ‘filtró’ información sobre su estancia en el búnker de la Casa Blanca debería ser ‘ejecutado’, según un nuevo libro

Alexandra Ferguson Washington (CNN) —  El entonces presidente Donald Trump dijo a varios de sus asesores en 2020 que quien había filtrado información sobre su estancia en el búnker de la Casa Blanca en mayo de ese año había cometido traición y debía ser ejecutado por compartir detalles sobre el episodio con la prensa, según

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‘We’re buying some time’: Texas Democrats heap pressure on Biden, Congress for voting rights action

By Eric Bradner, CNN Texas House Democrats said Tuesday they can only hold off Republicans’ push for restrictive new voting laws for weeks, as they urged President Joe Biden and Democratic members of Congress to look for new ways to implement federal protections — including backing South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn’s call for a filibuster

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Justice Clarence Thomas rejects longshot bid to disrupt Biden’s mask mandate for public transport

By Tierney Sneed, CNN Justice Clarence Thomas on Tuesday rejected an emergency request to block Biden administration’s Covid-19 mask requirement for public travel. The request was brought by a man seeking to leave Florida by airplane, who said his Generalized Anxiety Disorder prevented him from wearing a mask. While the Supreme Court has been willing

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Mitch McConnell responds to Trump’s ‘Old Crow’ insult: ‘It’s quite an honor’

By Manu Raju, CNN Chief Congressional Correspondent Former President Donald Trump took a whack at Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell last weekend, calling him an “Old Crow” as he railed against the Kentucky Republican. On Tuesday, McConnell took it in stride. “Actually, it’s quite an honor,” McConnell told CNN. “Old Crow is Henry Clay’s favorite

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Blinken lays out pillars for cyber diplomacy, says ‘our democratic values and way of life’ are at stake

By Jennifer Hansler, CNN US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke Tuesday of the importance of diplomacy in dealing with cybersecurity and technology matters, noting that “our democratic values and way of life” are “fundamentally what’s at stake here.” “More than anything else, our task is to put forth and carry out a compelling vision

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