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Thousands of visitors were turned away from the Louvre due to a strike by staff protesting mismanagement, understaffing, and the museum's deteriorating condition, highlighted by recent thefts and structural issues.
CDC leaders held a brief and chaotic all-hands meeting to reassure staff after a gunman attacked the agency's headquarters, causing concern over security and trust issues amid political tensions and safety concerns among employees.
CDC staff are anxious about returning to work after a fatal shooting at their Atlanta campus, which caused extensive damage and heightened safety concerns amid ongoing organizational and budget challenges. The agency has extended telework for a week and is awaiting further guidance from new CDC Director Susan Monarez.
The article provides live updates on Donald Trump's transition process and his staff selections, alongside a reminder about updated terms of service and privacy policy.
The article provides live updates on the latest selections for Donald Trump's cabinet and staff, highlighting changes and appointments within his administration. It also mentions updates to the terms of service and privacy policy, encouraging readers to review these changes.
The article provides an overview of the individuals nominated by former President Donald Trump for his cabinet and staff positions during his administration. It details the key figures selected for various roles and the implications of these choices on his governance style and policy direction.
CNN reporters Abby Phillip and Jeff Zeleny discuss a memo from Harris campaign chair Jen O’Malley sent to the vice president's campaign staff on election night. The memo outlines strategies and sentiments within the Harris campaign as election results unfold, particularly in light of Trump's projected wins in key states like Georgia and North Carolina, which pose challenges for Harris' campaign path.
Wendy Williams' former DJ, Boof, claimed that the staff of her talk show were unaware of the full extent of her illnesses, stating that they were too "afraid" to speak up about her issues four years ago. He also expressed concern about the lack of transparency regarding her court-ordered guardianship and suggested that Florida would be a better place for her to receive care. Williams' team recently announced her diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia and aphasia, which her son revealed had been induced by her years-long alcohol abuse. Williams has asked for personal space and peace to thrive while expressing gratitude for her fans' support.
CNN is relocating its morning show, This Morning, from New York to its Atlanta headquarters, prompting the 50-person team to reapply for jobs within the network. The move will see Phil Mattingly and Poppy Harlow taking on new roles, while the News Central show will be extended and anchored by John Berman and Kate Bolduan. The network's new chief, Mark Thompson, announced the changes, expressing gratitude to the New York-based team and encouraging them to apply for new roles in Atlanta, Washington, DC, and New York.
Cal State Fullerton will transition to remote classes on Monday due to safety concerns, while the campus will remain open with minimal staffing. Housing, library, IT services, and dining facilities will continue to operate, and staff are advised to monitor their emails for further instructions. Health services will have limited on-site staff, with counseling services offered through tele-health. Updates for Tuesday will be provided, and individuals are encouraged to stay informed through campus communication channels.
PayPal is cutting 9% of its staff as part of a cost-reduction effort under its newly appointed CEO, affecting employees across multiple teams including engineering and research and development, following a similar move last January when about 2,000 employees were laid off.
A survey conducted by the European Central Bank's staff union revealed that employees believe Christine Lagarde is performing poorly as president. The survey results indicate dissatisfaction with Lagarde's leadership, raising concerns about her ability to effectively lead the ECB.
Vivek Ramaswamy, a 2024 GOP candidate, has held over 40 campaign events in Iowa this week, more than any other candidate. Despite the grueling schedule, Ramaswamy remains motivated by the energy of the crowds and aims to connect with voters on a personal level. His staff also copes with sleep deprivation and a Pizza Ranch diet. Ramaswamy's work ethic and ability to seamlessly integrate his professional and family life have been praised. While he still trails behind former President Donald Trump in national polls, Ramaswamy's team believes his tireless efforts will help him make an impact in the upcoming primaries.
Free Radical Design, the studio behind the TimeSplitters series, has closed its doors, according to staff members. The studio, which was founded in 2021 to revive the franchise, was reportedly affected by layoffs within Embracer-owned companies. Over 50 staff members are expected to lose their jobs. The closure has been met with sadness and farewell messages from the team, who shared photos of the now-closed studio.
Farley's East cafe in Oakland, California, has fired staff members who were involved in a heated exchange with a Jewish customer over anti-Israel graffiti. The incident, which was captured on video and went viral, showed the customer being refused entry to the bathroom and subjected to anti-Israel comments. The cafe had previously apologized and taken corrective measures. In a statement, the cafe expressed that the incident was shocking and unacceptable, and that it did not align with their values. They also addressed the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, emphasizing the need for unity and understanding.