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Month: February 2023

Appeals court to hear dispute over Rep. Scott Perry’s phone in January 6 special counsel probe

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice A federal appeals court will hear a dispute over Justice Department investigators accessing Rep. Scott Perry’s cell phone in a case that could affect special counsel Jack Smith’s ability to get information from him and other members of Congress. The case, currently before the DC Circuit Court

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Labor Secretary Marty Walsh confirms he’s leaving Biden administration next month

By Maegan Vazquez and Jack Forrest, CNN Labor Secretary Marty Walsh confirmed Thursday he will leave his position in the Biden administration in March and assume the role of executive director for the National Hockey League Players’ Association, the sports union announced. Walsh’s exit marks the first Cabinet secretary departure of Joe Biden’s presidency. “Earlier

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Los desafíos de unas elecciones primarias organizadas por una fragmentada oposición en Venezuela

Rocío Muñoz-Ledo (CNN Español) — En Venezuela, las elecciones primarias de la oposición ya tienen fecha: el 22 de octubre, día cuando los electores podrán decidir el nombre de un candidato único de este sector que se enfrentará al candidato del oficialismo en las elecciones presidenciales previstas para 2024, de acuerdo con la Constitución Nacional.

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Nonconsensual deepfake porn puts AI in spotlight

CNN By Donie O’Sullivan, CNN In its annual “worldwide threat assessment,” top US intelligence officials have warned in recent years of the threat posed by so-called deepfakes — convincing fake videos made using artificial intelligence. “Adversaries and strategic competitors,” they warned in 2019, might use this technology “to create convincing—but false—image, audio, and video files

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