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Month: February 2022

The Supreme Court is hearing a major case on EPA’s authority over planet-warming gases. Here’s what’s at stake.

By Ella Nilsen, CNN The Environmental Protection Agency faces a Supreme Court case on Monday that could deal a significant blow to the federal government’s ability to fight the climate crisis and prevent its worst outcomes. Republican attorneys general will argue the EPA has no authority to regulate planet-warming emissions from the power sector. Instead,

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Delta suspends codesharing with Russia’s Aeroflot airline

ATLANTA (AP) — Delta Air Lines has suspended its partnership with Russian national airline Aeroflot following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Atlanta-based Delta on Friday said the decision was effective immediately. The partnership allowed Delta and Aeroflot customers to book flights on the other airline to complete travel itineraries. Delta says it doesn’t operate flights to

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US firms should be wary of destructive malware unleashed on Ukraine, FBI and CISA warn

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN US critical infrastructure firms should reinforce their defenses and increase their vigilance following data-destroying cyberattacks in Ukraine prior to a large-scale Russian attack on the country, the FBI and US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said Saturday. “Destructive malware can present a direct threat to an organization’s daily operations, impacting the

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US firms should be wary of destructive malware unleashed on Ukraine, FBI and CISA warn

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN US critical infrastructure firms should reinforce their defenses and increase their vigilance following data-destroying cyberattacks in Ukraine prior to a large-scale Russian attack on the country, the FBI and US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said Saturday. “Destructive malware can present a direct threat to an organization’s daily operations, impacting the

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OPINIÓN | Ucrania plantea la cuestión moral de la guerra como un evento para espectadores

Alejandra Ramos Nota del editor: Nicole Hemmer es investigadora asociada en la Universidad de Columbia en el Proyecto de Historia Oral de la Presidencia de Obama y autora de “Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics”. Ella presenta el podcast de historia “Past Present” y “This Day in Esoteric Political

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Fact-checking the first two days of CPAC

By Daniel Dale, CNN The first two days of the Conservative Political Action Conference featured a parade of speakers who described President Joe Biden as weak and incompetent, Democrats as leftist ideologues and Donald Trump’s presidency as a smashing success. Aside from such subjective assertions, the speakers in Orlando made some objectively false and misleading

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Idaho nuclear lab, University of Utah expand research deal

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Idaho National Laboratory and the University of Utah have announced a five-year agreement on research collaborations between students, faculty and laboratory researchers. Officials say the agreement announced Wednesday in Salt Lake City formalizes what had been individual agreements. Those will be replaced with a broad institutional memorandum that encourages

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Idaho nuclear lab, University of Utah expand research deal

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Idaho National Laboratory and the University of Utah have announced a five-year agreement on research collaborations between students, faculty and laboratory researchers. Officials say the agreement announced Wednesday in Salt Lake City formalizes what had been individual agreements. Those will be replaced with a broad institutional memorandum that encourages

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White House and EU nations announce expulsion of ‘selected Russian banks’ from SWIFT

By Kaitlan Collins, Phil Mattingly, Kevin Liptak and Donald Judd, CNN The White House, along with the European Commission, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom and Canada, announced Saturday evening that they would expel certain Russian banks from SWIFT, the high-security network that connects thousands of financial institutions around the world, pledging to “collectively ensure

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Huir del avance de las tropas rusas significa que algunas familias ucranianas están dejando atrás a sus esposos, hijos y hermanos

Alejandra Ramos Lviv, Ucrania (CNN) — En la estación de tren de Lviv, en el rincón más occidental de Ucrania, cerca de la frontera con Polonia, cientos de personas salen de los trenes y desembarcan mientras suenan las sirenas. La terminal, una de las estructuras Art Nouveau más históricas de Europa, es ahora un punto

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Bitcoin is getting even dirtier

By Jon Sarlin, CNN Business Bitcoin is a pollution-creating mess. Despite efforts to make the energy-intensive mining process friendlier to the environment, it has grown significantly more reliant on fossil fuels over the past year. China’s cryptocurrency mining ban in the spring of 2021 significantly worsened Bitcoin’s environmental impact, according to a new research on

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