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Month: February 2022

US security and intelligence agencies prep for potential Russian hacking threats

By Sean Lyngaas Intelligence and national security agencies across the US government met on Friday to discuss how the Biden administration might respond to cyberattacks from Russia in light of the Ukraine crisis, three US officials familiar with the meeting told CNN. The meeting — which convened officials from the White House, intelligence agencies, Department

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La policía canadiense intenta despejar a los manifestantes que bloquean el puente Ambassador que conecta con EE.UU.

Alejandra Ramos Windsor, Ontario (CNN) — La policía de Canadá comenzó el sábado un intento de desalojar a los manifestantes del Puente Ambassador frente a Detroit, con la intención de poner fin a un bloqueo de seis días del cruce internacional más concurrido de Norteamérica por parte de manifestantes que denuncian las medidas para contener

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Rand Paul said he hopes trucker protests ‘clog up cities,’ including during Super Bowl and in DC

By Sonnet Swire While protests by truckers and others against Covid mandates continue to occupy Canada’s capital, block US-Canada border crossings and add to supply chain headaches, Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky said he hopes trucker protests come to the United States as soon as this weekend to “clog up” major US cities. Asked

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Feds to eliminate pre-arrival PCR testing for fully vaccinated Canadian travellers, source says

By Nicole Bogart Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — The federal government is set to eliminate PCR testing requirements for fully vaccinated Canadians travelling outside of the country, a senior government source tells CTV News. Currently, any person who travels outside the country must provide proof of a negative molecular

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Federal judge reverses Trump era wildlife decision, restoring protections for the gray wolf

By Emma Tucker and Hannah Sarisohn, CNN A federal judge reversed a Trump administration decision that removed the gray wolf from the endangered species list in the continental United States after a coalition of wildlife organizations argued the move seriously threatened the animal’s population. On Thursday, US District Judge Jeffrey S. White in Northern California

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More unemployment claimants are finding themselves locked out by ILogin verification system and left high and dry

By Tara Molina Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — The state security system meant to stop fraudsters from stealing unemployment money is keeping people out who really need it. As CBS 2’s Tara Molina reported Thursday, tens of thousands of people are waiting for help, per our most recent public records

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Officer James Hunt, who said on viral video he’s killed ‘mother——s,’ is stripped of police powers after new complaint surfaces

By Brad Edwards Click here for updates on this story     CHICAGO (WBBM) — A Chicago Police officer who nearly four years ago bragged on camera about killing someone while taunting an innocent Black man in a park has now been relieved of his police powers. The CBS 2 Investigators have learned that move came not

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Nearly 150 bridges rated in ‘poor’ condition

By KDKA Staff Click here for updates on this story     WESTMORELAND COUNTY, Pennsylvania (KDKA) — Westmoreland County currently has nearly 150 bridges ranked in “poor” condition by PennDOT. According to PennDOT data, Westmoreland County has 735 bridges, and 143 are ranked in “poor” condition. Seventy-eight of them are state-owned bridges while 65 are locally-owned. “It’s

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