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Month: January 2022

Kyle Rittenhouse quiere recuperar el arma que usó en los tiroteos de Kenosha para poder destruirla, según un documento judicial

Alejandra Ramos (CNN) — Kyle Rittenhouse, quien fue absuelto de matar a dos personas y dispararle a otra en 2020 durante los disturbios en Kenosha, Wisconsin, le pidió a un tribunal que ordene la liberación del arma que usó porque quiere destruirla adecuadamente, según un documento judicial presentado por su abogado. Rittenhouse, que ahora tiene

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Politico: Draft Trump executive order in December 2020 would’ve directed Pentagon to seize voting machines and hunt for fraud

By Marshall Cohen and Zachary Cohen, CNN A draft executive order that then-President Donald Trump considered signing in December 2020 would’ve directed the Pentagon to seize voting machines in key states and hunt for evidence of fraud, according to a draft published by Politico. Trump never signed the executive order. But it would’ve directed the

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Right-wing lawyer Sidney Powell ‘is cooperating’ with federal criminal probe into fundraising

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN Reporter, Crime and Justice A lawyer for Sidney Powell, a well-known, Trump-connected attorney, acknowledged that her organization’s fundraising connected to the 2020 election is subject to an ongoing federal criminal investigation. Powell’s lawyer, Howard Kleinhendler, told CNN that his client “is cooperating” with the investigation into her organization, Defending the Republic,

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An NYPD officer was killed and another seriously injured in a shooting while responding to a domestic incident

By Mark Morales, CNN One New York police officer is dead and another is in critical condition after a suspect in a domestic disturbance opened fire Friday evening inside a Harlem apartment, authorities said. Police identified the slain officer as Jason Rivera, and the New York Police Department (NYPD) said on Twitter it was mourning

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Federal inspectors investigating ‘numerous complaints’ about labs and testing sites associated with Center for Covid Control

By Liz Stark, CNN The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is investigating “numerous complaints” about labs and testing sites associated with the Center for Covid Control, the agency confirmed to CNN Friday. “We take seriously any allegations of fraud or misbehavior by COVID-19 testing sites. CMS’s Center for Clinical Standards and Quality investigates these

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Massachusetts nurses union wants Baker’s help to address ‘overwhelmed and burned out’ workers

By WBZ Staff Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WBZ) — Union nurses want Governor Charlie Baker to address employee burnout nearly two years into the pandemic. The Massachusetts Nurses Association says the health care system is buckling under the pressure of both COVID patients and those who delayed care during the pandemic.

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Aldermen to vote on $14 million settlement in wrongful conviction case in 1989 murder of retired CPD sergeant’s wife

By WBBM Staff Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — Chicago taxpayers are poised to pay out $14 million to settle lawsuits filed by two men wrongfully convicted of the 1989 murder of a retired Chicago police sergeant’s wife, as part of the latest round of settlements accusing CPD officers of misconduct.

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McConnell defends civil rights record after ‘inadvertent’ comment sparks backlash

By Ali Zaslav and Ted Barrett, CNN Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell defended himself against what he called a “deeply offensive” and “outrageous mischaracterization” of his record on voting rights and race relations, after he had “inadvertently” omitted a word in a comment earlier this week, which sparked a massive backlash on social media. “This

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Sacramento City unified creates new position to combat racism on campuses

By KOVR Staff Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO (KOVR) — Sacramento City Unified School District is working to eradicate racism at its schools. It’s hired its first-ever race and equity liaison to tackle the issues while investigating several incidents. Attorney Mark T. Harris will oversee two internal investigations involving racism. Last summer,

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