Skip to Content

Month: February 2023

Chelsea set a British transfer record with the signing of Argentina’s World Cup winner Enzo Fernández from Benfica for £107 million ($132 million)

Chelsea signs World Cup winner Enzo Fernández for British-record transfer fee of $132 million

By George Ramsay, CNN Chelsea set a British transfer record with the signing of Argentina’s World Cup winner Enzo Fernández from Benfica for £107 million ($132 million), the Portuguese club announced on Tuesday. Fernández’s fee eclipses the reported £100 million ($123 million) Manchester City paid for Jack Grealish and concludes a high-spending transfer window for

Continue Reading

DeSantis propone prohibir iniciativas de diversidad e inclusión en universidades de Florida

olivertapia (CNN) — El gobernador de Florida, Ron DeSantis, dijo este martes que tiene la intención de prohibir que las universidades estatales gasten dinero en iniciativas de diversidad, equidad e inclusión con la esperanza de que se “marchiten” sin financiamiento. “Realmente sirve como un filtro ideológico, un filtro político”, dijo el republicano mientras hablaba en

Continue Reading
Congressional Democrats are betting that a coordinated offense is their best defense against the coming Republican investigative onslaught

‘Go on offense’: Inside Democrats’ strategy to try to undercut GOP investigations and protect Biden

By Lauren Fox, Alayna Treene and Jeremy Herb, CNN Congressional Democrats are betting that a coordinated offense is their best defense against the coming Republican investigative onslaught. Democrats on Capitol Hill, at the White House, in agencies and in outside political groups are gearing up to do battle with the Republican committee chairs probing all

Continue Reading
President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy aren’t friends

Joe Biden and Kevin McCarthy put their brand new relationship to the test with debt ceiling crisis looming

By Phil Mattingly, Chief White House correspondent President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy aren’t friends. Biden’s advisers describe the relationship in bland but respectful terms like “cordial” and “professional.” The president on Tuesday called McCarthy a “decent man” and the speaker said after a November meeting between Biden and congressional leaders he “can

Continue Reading
Skip to content