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Month: September 2022

IG identifies ‘concerns’ with Defense Department phone messaging apps in probe of missing January 6 texts

By Tierney Sneed The Defense Department’s inspector general said in a letter to Congress this week that his office has identified “concerns” with the department’s use of phone messaging apps that were related to calls for an investigation into the department’s failure to preserve texts from January 6, 2021. Acting Inspector General Sean O’Donnell told

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Estados Unidos cree improbable que Putin use armas nucleares, pero la amenaza se ha “elevado”

Alexandra Ferguson Washington (CNN) — Funcionarios estadounidenses creen que la probabilidad de que el presidente de Rusia, Vladimir Putin, utilice un arma nuclear táctica en su guerra tambaleante en Ucrania es tal vez la más alta desde que Rusia invadió en febrero, pero todavía no es probable, según afirman múltiples funcionarios familiarizados con la última

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Trump lashed out at George Stephanopoulos in profanity-laced tirade after 2016 interview, new book says

CNN By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business Donald Trump berated ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos, descending into a profanity-laced tirade after the journalist asked him in a 2016 interview about Russia, according to a forthcoming book set for release next week. The book, “Confidence Man” by Maggie Haberman of The New York Times, details the stunning

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