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Month: July 2021

Two Democrats in Congress call on Justice Department watchdog to investigate if Barrack case ‘was inappropriately suppressed’

By Erica Orden Two Democratic members of Congress are asking the Justice Department’s inspector general to open an investigation into whether the probe of Trump ally Tom Barrack, indicted earlier this week, “was inappropriately suppressed,” after CNN reported Wednesday that prosecutors had enough evidence to charge him last year. Reps. Ted Lieu of California and

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Global Affairs Canada ‘engaging’ with staff in Austria following reports of ‘Havana syndrome’ symptoms

By Ben Cousins Click here for updates on this story     OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Global Affairs Canada said it is “engaging” with Canadian officials in Austria following reports that American representatives in Vienna have been experiencing symptoms similar to the mysterious “Havana syndrome.” Earlier this week, U.S. diplomats, intelligence officials and government staff reported about

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Wear OS 3: Google, Samsung y Fitbit se unen para traer mejores relojes inteligentes que reten al Apple Watch

Juan Garzón (CNN Español) — Google presentó a Android 12 beta durante su conferencia para desarrolladores Google I/O 2021, pero posiblemente la mayor sorpresa fue Wear OS 3, anteriormente llamado también Android Wear OS. Como es costumbre, se esperaba que Google presentara novedades de Wear OS y sus otros sistemas operativos, pero en esta ocasión la

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Viernes 23 de julio en Juegos Olímpicos: calendario y horarios de los latinos y estadounidenses que compiten

urielblanco (CNN Español) — Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 ya dieron el banderazo inicial con algunas competencias como el fútbol y sóftbol. Minuto a minuto: Los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio 2020 Y, mientras pasan los días, habrá cada vez más deportes que observar, con latinoamericanos y estadounidenses a quienes seguir en su búsqueda de

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Fact check: Rep. Eric Swalwell falsely says Mitch McConnell only got ‘serious’ about Covid-19 vaccines after Monday stock market dip

By Daniel Dale On Tuesday, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell did what he has been doing for seven months: he called on Americans to get vaccinated for Covid-19. McConnell warned that “these shots need to get in everybody’s arm as rapidly as possible or we’re going to be back in a situation in the fall

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