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Month: February 2022

Former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark pleaded the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times in January 6 committee interview

By Ryan Nobles, Annie Grayer and Zachary Cohen, CNN Former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark made good on his promise and pleaded the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during his deposition with the House January 6 committee on Wednesday, a source familiar with the interview told CNN. The source said Clark chose to plead

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Oversight committee raises concerns over NFL investigation into workplace culture a day after hearing new allegation against team owner Dan Snyder

By Gabe Cohen, CNN Former employees and cheerleaders from the NFL’s Washington Commanders on Capitol Hill Thursday detailed their accusations of owner Dan Snyder, including asking staff to compile lewd video clips of cheerleaders without their knowledge or consent as well as a new claim of unwanted sexual touching. At the House Oversight Committee roundtable,

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Debajo de la Gran Muralla China se encuentra la estación de tren de alta velocidad más profunda del mundo

Sol Amaya (CNN) — Con los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de Beijing 2022 acercándose rápidamente, el primer tren de alta velocidad autónomo del mundo ya está en acción, transportando atletas y funcionarios entre las dos principales ciudades anfitrionas de los juegos en el histórico ferrocarril interurbano Beijing-Zhangjiakou. El hecho de que este tren bala pueda

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Pence aides decline to talk about direct conversations with Trump even as they answer other questions

By Katelyn Polantz, Ryan Nobles, Gloria Borger and Jamie Gangel, CNN Top aides to Vice President Mike Pence did not discuss direct conversations with former President Donald Trump over several hours of questioning in recent interviews with the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection, three sources familiar with the probe tell CNN. The

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The NFL made a rule to boost diversity in upper ranks. It’s not what ‘my father intended it to be’

By Ray Sanchez, CNN In Brian Flores’ discrimination lawsuit against the NFL, the fired Miami Dolphins coach spoke of the humiliation of being subjected to “a sham interview” appearing to give a Black candidate a legitimate chance at a head coaching job. The son of the late Dan Rooney, the longtime Steelers chairman who championed

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