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Month: January 2023

Dual citizen of France and Canada who mailed ricin to President Trump pleads guilty

By Holmes Lybrand A dual citizen of France and Canada pleaded guilty on Wednesday to sending letters containing homemade ricin to then-President Donald Trump at the White House and eight Texas law enforcement officials. Pascale Cecile Veronique Ferrier sent threatening letters containing the poison in September 2020, according to the plea agreement filed in a

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By AJ Willingham, CNN Walt Disney World’s iconic Splash Mountain ride is officially closed, but hardcore Disney fans are going to creative lengths to keep pieces of the attraction forever. Throngs of people crowded Orlando’s Magic Kingdom theme park to witness the log flume-style attraction’s final runnings on January 23, decked in all manner of

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No defensive wounds, a family weapon and more evidence prosecutors say ties Alex Murdaugh to the killings of his wife and son

By Dakin Andone, CNN Opening statements began Wednesday afternoon in Walterboro, South Carolina, in the trial of Alex Murdaugh, who has been charged with the 2021 murders of his wife and youngest son — the most serious and the grisliest of allegations faced by the once prominent, but now disbarred, attorney. Murdaugh has pleaded not

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McCarthy officially denies Schiff and Swalwell seats on House Intelligence Committee

By Morgan Rimmer, CNN House Speaker Kevin McCarthy on Tuesday officially denied seats on the House Intelligence Committee to Democratic Reps. Eric Swalwell and Adam Schiff, the former chairman of the panel. The decision reflects the increasingly politicized nature of one of Congress’ most important national security committees and was swiftly met with outrage by

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‘The 1619 Project’ translates the Times’ sweeping undertaking to Hulu

Review by Brian Lowry, CNN The political polarization evident in the response to the 1619 Project — the New York Times’ sweeping journalistic initiative timed to the 400th anniversary of slavery in America — makes its translation to television something of an event. Yet Hulu’s six-part docuseries, “The 1619 Project,” illustrates the challenges bringing such

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Ataque con cuchillo en tren en Alemania deja dos pasajeros muertos y varios heridos: identifican al sospechoso

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN) — Un ataque con cuchillo en un tren que viajaba de Hamburgo a Kiel, en Alemania, este miércoles dejó dos muertos y otras siete personas heridas, según informó a CNN un portavoz de la Policía Federal. El funcionario añadió que tres de ellas “están gravemente heridas”. Según las autoridades, el ataque

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