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Month: June 2022

Watchdog report says Trump-era Space Command decision fell short on transparency

By Kristin Fisher, CNN The US Air Force’s decision-making process to move Space Command headquarters from Colorado Springs to Alabama had “significant shortfalls in its transparency and credibility,” according to a report released Thursday by the Government Accountability Office (GAO). Space Command is the nation’s newest warfighting combatant command, responsible for all military operations in

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A patient who sacrificed his life, 2 gifted doctors, a beloved receptionist: These are the people killed in the Tulsa hospital shooting

By Alisha Ebrahimji, Caroll Alvarado, Amanda Watts and Christina Maxouris, CNN A patient who sacrificed his life to save his wife. Two gifted doctors cherished by their communities. A receptionist with a “true servant’s heart.” Those were the four people killed Wednesday in a shooting inside an Oklahoma medical building. A gunman, who was also

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Judge rules in favor of removing Bogert statue from outside Palm Springs City Hall

Update: Friday June 3 A judge has ruled that her tentative ruling stands, denying a petition from the Friend’s of Frank Bogert to stop the removal of the former mayor’s controversial statue. Today’s hearing, which lasted about 30 minutes, comes after a preliminary injunction and temporary restraining order was dissolved. The Friends of Frank Bogert

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US confirms military hackers have conducted cyber operations in support of Ukraine

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN Cyber Command, the US military’s hacking unit, has conducted offensive cyber operations in support of Ukraine as it defends itself against Russia’s invasion, the head of the command has confirmed. The disclosure underscores how important projecting power in cyberspace — in support of Ukraine’s defenses and to potentially deter Russia from

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