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Month: February 2021

Hyundai cambiará baterías de 82.000 autos eléctricos (una de las revisiones más caras de la historia)

(CNN Business) — Hyundai revisará 82.000 autos eléctricos en todo el mundo para reemplazar sus baterías después de 15 informes de incendios que involucraron a los vehículos. A pesar de la cantidad relativamente pequeña de autos involucrados, este proceso de Hyundai es uno de los más caros de la historia, lo que indica cómo los

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Patty Murray rebukes Rand Paul for ‘harmful misrepresentations’ at historic confirmation hearing for Rachel Levine

A Senate confirmation hearing is now underway for Dr. Rachel Levine, President Joe Biden’s pick to serve as assistant health secretary, who would make history as the first out transgender federal official to be confirmed by the Senate. Democratic Sen. Patty Murray, the chair of the Health, Education Labor and Pensions Committee, rebuked GOP Sen.

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Acting Capitol Police chief denies race played a role in security failures ahead of riot

There is no evidence that race played a role in the US Capitol Police’s failure to bolster security before the January 6 insurrection, the department’s top official told Congress on Thursday, as lawmakers sound the alarm over the threat posed by White supremacy and domestic terrorism. Appearing before a House appropriations subcommittee, acting US Capitol

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Increasing number of unaccompanied children arriving at southern border setting off alarm bells for feds

The growing number of migrant children arriving alone at the US-Mexico border is raising alarm among officials scrambling to find enough space to shelter kids until they’re relocated with parents or relatives in the United States. On Thursday, a senior Health and Human Services Department official briefed Capitol Hill staff about the capacity challenges facing

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