El presidente Donald J. Trump llega al aeropuerto de Zúrich el jueves 25 de enero de 2018, en Zúrich, Suiza, y se dirige al Marine One que viaja a Davos, Suiza, sobre los Alpes suizos.
3 de enero – El presidente Donald Trump se jacta en Twitter de que su botón nuclear es “mucho más grande” y “más poderoso” que el del líder norcoreano Kim Jong-un . [4]
8 de enero – La Administración Nacional Oceánica y Atmosférica informa que 2017 fue el año más costoso registrado en términos de desastres climáticos y meteorológicos en los Estados Unidos. [6] [7]
10 de enero – El ayuntamiento de Washington, DC, cambia el nombre de la calle fuera de la embajada de Rusia en honor a Boris Nemtsov , un político de la oposición y crítico de Vladimir Putin que fue asesinado a tiros fuera del Kremlin . [8]
11 de enero – Durante una reunión con legisladores sobre inmigración , se informa que el presidente Trump preguntó: "¿Por qué estamos permitiendo que todas estas personas de países de mierda vengan aquí?" [9] [10] Sus comentarios son condenados como "racistas" y "impactantes" por un portavoz de la ONU. [11] (compárese con las opiniones raciales de Donald Trump ). El gobierno de Botsuana exige una aclaración, [12] y se le pregunta al embajador Earl R. Miller si el USDS considera a Botsuana como un país "de mierda". [13] Muchos medios de comunicación denominan al evento " Shitholegate ". [14]
12 de enero – Una mujer de Baltimore que era paciente del Centro Médico de la Universidad de Maryland es sacada a la calle y abandonada por los empleados del hospital en temperaturas gélidas, vestida únicamente con su bata y sus calcetines. Queda abandonada hasta que un transeúnte, Imanu Baraka, llama al 911. [15]
15 de enero – Caso Turpin : La policía de California arresta a una pareja, David Allen Turpin, de 57 años, ingeniero informático de Northrop Grumman, y su esposa, Louise Anna Turpin, de 49 años, quienes supuestamente mantenían cautivos a sus 13 hijos, algunos encadenados a camas en la oscuridad. [17]
Se informa de un meteorito cerca de Michigan que provoca un terremoto de magnitud 2,0. [19]
18 de enero – Scotland Yard revela que el actor estadounidense Kevin Spacey está siendo investigado por una tercera acusación de agresión sexual en el Reino Unido, en 2005. [20]
23 de enero – Se activa una alerta de tsunami después de que se registra un terremoto de magnitud 8,0 en la costa sur de Alaska . [26]
24 de enero
El médico del equipo olímpico de gimnasia caído en desgracia, Larry Nassar, recibe una sentencia de hasta 175 años de prisión después del testimonio de casi 160 de sus víctimas. [27]
30 de enero: el presidente Trump da su primer discurso oficial sobre el Estado de la Unión . [28] El 75 por ciento de los espectadores del discurso sobre el Estado de la Unión aprobaron el discurso de Trump. [29]
4 de febrero: los Philadelphia Eagles ganan su primer Super Bowl en la historia de la franquicia al derrotar a los New England Patriots , 41–33, en el Super Bowl LII , poniendo fin a una sequía de campeonatos de 57 años. [31]
15 de febrero – Pearl Fernández se declara culpable del asesinato de su hijo Gabriel Fernández , un niño de ocho años torturado y asesinado en California. Su novio Isauro Aguirre también es condenado posteriormente por asesinato en relación con el caso. [36]
16 de febrero
El fiscal especial Robert Mueller anuncia que 13 rusos han sido acusados de interferir en las elecciones presidenciales de 2016. [37]
18 de febrero: En las carreras de Stock Car, Austin Dillon gana la 60.ª edición de la Daytona 500. Darrell Wallace Jr. obtiene el segundo mejor resultado para un afroamericano en la Daytona 500 .
22 de febrero – Los maestros y otro personal educativo de Virginia Occidental se declaran en huelga por primera vez en la historia del estado. [38]
El ex subdirector de campaña del presidente Trump, Rick Gates , admite cargos de conspiración y de mentir a los investigadores en un acuerdo de culpabilidad. [40]
5 de marzo – El fiscal general de Ohio, Mike DeWine , demanda al gigante agrícola Monsanto , alegando que la compañía ocultó los peligros que planteaba un compuesto químico tóxico que fabricó durante casi medio siglo. [46]
6 de marzo – Gary Cohn , uno de los principales asesores económicos del presidente Trump, renuncia a su cargo. [47] [48]
El ex subdirector del FBI Andrew McCabe fue despedido por "falta de franqueza" días antes de su jubilación con derecho a pensión. McCabe niega las acusaciones e insiste en que fue objeto de persecución por su participación en la investigación sobre Rusia . [60]
Facebook suspende a Cambridge Analytica , una empresa de datos acusada de gestionar mal los perfiles de usuarios de Facebook. [61]
Uber suspende todos sus coches autónomos en todo el mundo después de que una mujer muriera atropellada por uno de los vehículos en Tempe, Arizona. [63]
La cadena de televisión británica Channel 4 emite un documental sobre Cambridge Analytica , la empresa de análisis de datos que trabajó para la campaña presidencial de Donald Trump . Periodistas encubiertos, hablando con ejecutivos de la firma, descubren el uso de sobornos, trampas de miel, campañas de noticias falsas y operaciones con ex espías para influir en las campañas electorales en todo el mundo. [64] [65]
Se ordena a los residentes de California evacuar ante una tormenta descrita como un " río atmosférico ". [66]
20 de marzo – El fundador de Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, recibe una solicitud formal del gobierno británico para responder preguntas sobre Cambridge Analytica y la "falla catastrófica del proceso" detrás de la filtración de datos. [67] [68]
21 de marzo – Se informa que la epidemia de opioides puede ser peor de lo que se creía anteriormente debido a omisiones en los certificados de defunción. [69] [70]
22 de marzo
El presidente Trump anuncia aranceles sobre bienes chinos por hasta 60.000 millones de dólares y planea limitar la inversión del país en Estados Unidos. El Dow Jones cae abruptamente como respuesta. [71]
El presidente Trump reemplaza a su asesor de seguridad nacional, HR McMaster, por el ex embajador ante las Naciones Unidas, John Bolton . [72]
25 de marzo – Los defensores advierten que el Congreso necesita dedicar más dinero para abordar la creciente epidemia de opioides . [73]
26 de marzo
Seis niños son asesinados por sus madres adoptivas, Jennifer y Sarah Hart , cuando su todoterreno se precipita intencionadamente por un acantilado de California en un asesinato en masa-suicidio. [74] Se sabía que ambos autores habían abusado de sus seis hijos antes del accidente. [75]
28 de marzo – Se informa que al menos 12 estados están demandando a la administración Trump por la inclusión de una pregunta sobre ciudadanía en el censo de 2020. [77]
29 de marzo
Rusia anuncia que expulsará a 60 diplomáticos estadounidenses y cerrará el Consulado de Estados Unidos en San Petersburgo en represalia por la expulsión de 60 diplomáticos rusos por parte de Estados Unidos. [78]
El presidente Trump nomina a Ronny Jackson , actual médico del presidente, para reemplazar al secretario de Asuntos de Veteranos, David Shulkin . [79]
Mark Zuckerberg desmiente un memorando de 2016 sobre los planes de expansión de Facebook, diciendo en una declaración que Andrew Bosworth "es un líder talentoso que dice muchas cosas provocativas. Esta fue una con la que la mayoría de las personas en Facebook, incluido yo mismo, no estamos de acuerdo. Nunca hemos creído que el fin justifica los medios". [80]
Abril
3 de abril – Tres personas sufren heridas de bala cuando una tiradora, Nasim Najafi Aghdam, ataca la sede de YouTube en California, antes de suicidarse. [81]
4 de abril
China anuncia aranceles del 25% sobre 106 productos estadounidenses, incluidos automóviles y soja . [82]
6 de abril – La administración Trump impone sanciones a siete oligarcas rusos y 17 altos funcionarios del gobierno, acusándolos de “actividad maligna en todo el mundo”. [84]
9 de abril – El FBI allana la casa, la oficina y la habitación de hotel del abogado de larga data del presidente Trump, Michael Cohen , de conformidad con una orden de registro federal . [85]
18 de abril – La cadena de café Starbucks es objeto de acusaciones de racismo cuando dos hombres negros son arrestados en su tienda de Filadelfia después de pedir usar un baño reservado para clientes que pagan.
20 de abril – La actriz de Smallville , Allison Mack, comparece ante el tribunal acusada de tráfico sexual, conspiración de tráfico sexual y conspiración de trabajo forzado. [90]
22 de abril: Cuatro personas mueren en un restaurante Waffle House en Nashville, Tennessee , cuando un hombre armado desnudo les dispara con un rifle semiautomático antes de huir a pie. [91] El pistolero es capturado al día siguiente después de una persecución y James Shaw Jr. salta a la fama nacional como héroe después de desarmar al agresor armado y salvar a otros en el restaurante.
23 de abril – El presidente francés, Emmanuel Macron, llega a Estados Unidos para una visita de tres días, durante la cual se reúne con el presidente Trump y pronuncia un discurso ante el Congreso. [92] [93]
24 de abril – Joseph James DeAngelo , sospechoso del caso del Asesino de Golden State, es detenido después de que la policía comparara su ADN con el del violador y asesino en serie. [94]
26 de abril
La estrella de televisión Bill Cosby es declarado culpable de tres cargos de agresión indecente agravada . [95] [96] [97]
El director de la CIA, Mike Pompeo, es confirmado como Secretario de Estado por el Senado. [98]
El veterano presentador de televisión Tom Brokaw está acusado de acoso sexual por un ex presentador de NBC News . [99]
1 de mayo – Un estudio realizado por la empresa de servicios de salud Cigna revela que los adultos estadounidenses están experimentando una “epidemia de soledad”: casi la mitad de los estadounidenses informan que a veces o siempre se sienten solos (46 por ciento) o excluidos (47 por ciento). [100]
2 de mayo
El estado de Iowa aprueba el proyecto de ley denominado “latido del corazón”, que prohíbe la mayoría de los abortos una vez que se detecta el latido del corazón del feto. [101]
Tras una serie de pequeños terremotos, el USGS advierte que el volcán Kilauea en Hawái podría entrar en erupción. [103] Dos días después entra en erupción, hay terremotos más fuertes y Hawái declara el estado de emergencia, evacuando a 1.700 residentes. [104]
4 de mayo
La tasa nacional de desempleo alcanza el 3,9 por ciento, la tasa más baja desde el año 2000. [105]
La nave espacial InSight de la NASA , diseñada para estudiar el interior y el subsuelo de Marte , se lanza con éxito a las 11:05 UTC, con una llegada prevista para el 26 de noviembre de 2018. [107] [108]
El estado de California se convierte en la quinta economía más grande del mundo, con un PIB que supera al del Reino Unido . [109]
En las carreras de caballos , el favorito antes de la carrera, Justify, ganó la 144.ª edición del Derby de Kentucky , convirtiéndose en el primer caballo desde 1882 en ganar la carrera sin haber competido a los dos años. La carrera se llevó a cabo en las condiciones más húmedas de su historia; al momento de la carrera, habían caído más de 7,1 cm (2,8 pulgadas) de lluvia el día de la carrera, rompiendo un récord que había perdurado desde 1918. [110] [111] [112]
8 de mayo
El Comité de Inteligencia del Senado publica una versión no clasificada de su investigación sobre los ciberataques rusos en 2016, y concluye: "Los actores cibernéticos afiliados a Rusia pudieron obtener acceso a elementos restringidos de la infraestructura electoral. [...] En un pequeño número de estados, estos actores cibernéticos estaban en condiciones de, como mínimo, alterar o eliminar datos de registro de votantes; sin embargo, no parecían estar en condiciones de manipular votos individuales o totales agregados de votos". [113]
El fiscal general de Nueva York, Eric Schneiderman, dimite tras múltiples acusaciones de agresión. [114]
El presidente Trump anuncia su intención de retirar a Estados Unidos del acuerdo nuclear con Irán . [115] En un comunicado, el expresidente estadounidense Barack Obama califica la medida de "grave error". [116]
9 de mayo – La Comisión de Energía de California presenta sus Estándares de Eficiencia Energética en Edificios de 2019, que exigen que todas las viviendas nuevas estén equipadas con energía solar a partir de 2020. Es el primer estado de los EE. UU. en promulgar una ley de este tipo. [119]
10 de mayo
Alrededor de las 2 a. m., hora local, el presidente Trump saluda ceremoniosamente a tres coreano-estadounidenses liberados, que fueron detenidos por Corea del Norte durante más de un año por "actividades antiestatales", en la Base Conjunta Andrews en Maryland . [120]
La administración Trump canceló el Sistema de Monitoreo de Carbono (CMS) de la NASA . [121]
11 de mayo – Aviones de combate estadounidenses interceptan dos bombarderos rusos TU-95 en el espacio aéreo de Alaska. [122]
20 de mayo – El secretario del Tesoro de Estados Unidos, Steven Mnuchin , declara que la administración Trump pondrá "en suspenso" sus aranceles propuestos a las importaciones chinas, evitando temores de una guerra comercial entre los dos países. [124]
21 de mayo – La Corte Suprema , en un fallo de 5 a 4, confirma una ley que impide a los empleados presentar demandas colectivas contra sus empleadores por disputas salariales y de horas de trabajo. [125]
23 de mayo – Se informa que el abogado personal de Donald Trump, Michael Cohen, recibió un pago secreto de al menos 400.000 dólares para arreglar las conversaciones entre el presidente ucraniano y el presidente Trump. [126]
24 de mayo – El actor Morgan Freeman es acusado de acoso sexual por ocho mujeres. [127]
25 de mayo – Harvey Weinstein es acusado de violación y otros cargos de abuso sexual que involucran a dos mujeres distintas después de entregarse a la policía en la ciudad de Nueva York. [128]
28 de mayo – El Centro para el Estudio de los Drones del Bard College de Nueva York estima que poco más de 900 agencias de aplicación de la ley , departamentos de bomberos y servicios de emergencia en todo el país están utilizando ahora drones, que ya no son vistos como una novedad por los funcionarios. [129]
El gobernador de Missouri, Eric Greitens, anuncia su renuncia (efectiva a partir del 1 de junio) en medio de un escándalo sexual. [131]
Starbucks cierra temporalmente sus tiendas durante un día para realizar una capacitación sobre sensibilidad racial luego de un incidente en abril en el que dos hombres negros fueron arrestados en su tienda de Filadelfia.
31 de mayo – La administración Trump anuncia que ampliará sus aranceles a las importaciones de acero (25%) y aluminio (10%) para incluir a la UE, México y Canadá, a partir de la medianoche. [134]
El famoso chef Anthony Bourdain y la diseñadora de moda Kate Spade mueren por suicidio, lo que genera crecientes preocupaciones de salud pública alarmantes que pueden llevar a las personas a vivir con crisis nerviosas y problemas de salud mental antes de preguntar a los demás si pueden tener alguna intención de quitarse la vida.
8 y 9 de junio En la cumbre del G7 en Canadá, el presidente Trump presiona para que se restablezca el G8 (que incluya a Rusia). También propone la eliminación de los aranceles . [138]
11 y 12 de junio: En un hecho histórico, el presidente Trump se reúne con el líder supremo de Corea del Norte , Kim Jong-un , en Singapur. [139]
14 de junio: La montaña rusa Sand Blaster del paseo marítimo de Daytona Beach se descarrila. Seis personas son trasladadas al hospital y dos sufren lesiones traumáticas. [140]
15 de junio
La jueza federal Amy Berman Jackson cancela la fianza de Paul Manafort y ordena que sea encarcelado por presunta manipulación de testigos. [141]
Se estrena en cines la vigésima película de Pixar Animation Studios , Los Increíbles 2 , la secuela de Los Increíbles de 2004. Actualmente es el mayor éxito financiero de Pixar, con una recaudación de más de 1.242 millones de dólares en todo el mundo.
17 de junio: Un tiroteo en un festival de arte que dura toda la noche en Trenton, Nueva Jersey , deja una persona muerta y diecisiete personas heridas. [142]
18 de junio
70 ex fiscales de Estados Unidos entregan una carta a Jeff Sessions , instándole a que ponga fin a su política migratoria "peligrosa, costosa y de tolerancia cero" , que separa a los niños en la frontera, calificándola de "inconsistente con los valores de la institución en la que servimos". [143]
Koko , una gorila occidental de tierras bajas conocida por haber aprendido a comunicarse en lenguaje de señas americano , muere mientras dormía en California. [147]
El fabricante de motocicletas Harley-Davidson anuncia que trasladará parte de su producción fuera de los EE. UU. como resultado de los aranceles de represalia introducidos por la Unión Europea . [148]
Epidiolex , para el tratamiento de la epilepsia , se convierte en el primer fármaco derivado de la marihuana en obtener la aprobación federal. [149] [150]
En una histórica decisión de 5 a 4 que revoca Abood v. Detroit Board of Education (1977), la Corte Suprema dictamina en Janus v. AFSCME que es una violación de la Primera Enmienda que los sindicatos del sector público obliguen a los no miembros a pagar honorarios de representación equitativos.
Los agentes de Seguridad Nacional realizan arrestos masivos de manifestantes de Occupy ICE en una instalación de ICE en Portland, Oregón . [156]
30 de junio – Cientos de miles de personas se manifiestan en los 50 estados de Estados Unidos contra las separaciones familiares llevadas a cabo por Estados Unidos. [157]
Los aranceles estadounidenses sobre productos chinos por valor de 34.000 millones de dólares entran en vigor, y el presidente Trump sugiere que el total final podría alcanzar los 550.000 millones de dólares. China acusa a Estados Unidos de iniciar la "mayor guerra comercial de la historia económica" y anuncia aranceles de represalia inmediatos. [159] [160]
11 de julio – El presidente Trump asiste a la Cumbre de la OTAN en Bruselas.
12 de julio: el presidente Trump llega al Reino Unido. La visita de cuatro días incluye conversaciones con Theresa May , té con la reina y un viaje a Escocia . Hay protestas masivas en Londres, en las que un dirigible con la imagen del "bebé Trump" sobrevuela Westminster . [161]
13 de julio – El fiscal especial Mueller acusa a 12 oficiales de inteligencia rusos de piratería informática durante las elecciones de 2016. [162]
16 de julio – El presidente Trump se reúne con el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin para mantener conversaciones privadas en la capital finlandesa, Helsinki . En una conferencia de prensa posterior, Trump elogia a Rusia y a Putin, lo que le genera duras críticas tanto de republicanos como de demócratas. [163] El senador John McCain lo describe como "una de las actuaciones más vergonzosas de un presidente estadounidense que se recuerden". [164]
18 de julio – En una entrevista con CBS News , el presidente Trump dice que considera a Putin personalmente responsable de la interferencia en las elecciones estadounidenses de 2016; un marcado contraste con sus comentarios anteriores en Helsinki. [165]
17 personas mueren después de que un "barco anfibio" volcara mientras transportaba 31 turistas en el lago Table Rock , Missouri . [167]
El presidente Trump invita a Vladimir Putin a visitar Estados Unidos. [168]
20 de julio – The New York Times informa que el ex abogado del presidente Trump, Michael Cohen, grabó en secreto a su cliente hablando sobre pagos a Karen McDougal , una ex modelo de Playboy que dice haber tenido un romance con Trump. [169]
26 de julio
Tesfaye Cooper es declarado culpable de delitos de odio y secuestro agravado en Illinois y sentenciado a siete años de prisión por su papel en el incidente de tortura de Chicago de 2017. Es el cuarto y último miembro de un grupo afroamericano condenado en relación con el secuestro de un hombre blanco con discapacidad mental en Chicago que transmitió en vivo su tortura en Facebook, gritando "A la mierda con Trump" y "A la mierda con los blancos" mientras lo hacía. [170]
El precio de las acciones de Facebook cae casi un 20 por ciento después de que la compañía advirtiera a los inversores que el crecimiento de usuarios se ha ralentizado tras el escándalo de la filtración de datos de Cambridge Analytica . Más de 109.000 millones de dólares se eliminan de su valor de mercado, la mayor pérdida bursátil en la historia corporativa, que incluye una pérdida personal de 14.500 millones de dólares para el fundador Mark Zuckerberg . [171]
Michael Avenatti, el abogado de la estrella porno Stormy Daniels, afirma que representa a otras tres mujeres que supuestamente fueron pagadas por Donald Trump, AMI y Michael Cohen para que guardaran silencio. [172]
28 de julio – John Delaney anuncia su candidatura a la presidencia de Estados Unidos en 2020. [173]
1 de agosto – El presidente Trump pide que la investigación sobre Rusia finalice “inmediatamente”, insta al fiscal general Jeff Sessions a detener la investigación sobre la presunta intromisión electoral, al tiempo que acusa al fiscal especial Robert Mueller de estar “totalmente en conflicto”. [175]
Apple, Inc. se convierte en la primera empresa pública en lograr una capitalización de mercado de 1 billón de dólares, ya que el precio de sus acciones supera un nuevo récord por encima de los 207 dólares. [177]
5 de agosto – El presidente Trump admite que su hijo mayor, Donald Trump Jr. , asistió a una reunión en la Torre Trump durante la campaña electoral de 2016 "para obtener información sobre un oponente", pero insiste en que fue "totalmente legal y se hace todo el tiempo en política, y no llegó a ninguna parte. ¡Yo no sabía nada al respecto!" [178] [179]
6 de agosto: Los incendios forestales actuales en California se declaran oficialmente como los más grandes en la historia del estado. [180]
8 de agosto – Los votantes de Missouri votan en contra de la ley de derecho al trabajo por un 67% a 33%. [183] [184] [185]
10 de agosto
En un caso histórico, se le ordena a Monsanto pagar 289 millones de dólares a Dewayne Johnson, de 46 años, después de que un jurado dictaminara que el herbicida Roundup de la compañía causó su cáncer terminal y que la corporación no le advirtió sobre los riesgos para la salud. [186]
14 de agosto: Nebraska ejecuta a Carey Dean Moore, quien fue condenado por asesinato, en la primera ejecución del estado en 21 años y la primera mediante inyección letal . [195]
15 de agosto – El presidente revoca la autorización de seguridad del exdirector de la CIA , John O. Brennan , un crítico abierto de Trump. [196] La medida es criticada como una represalia política por los comentarios de Brennan. [197]
La policía de Iowa anuncia que ha encontrado un cadáver en el condado de Poweshiek durante su investigación sobre la desaparición de Mollie Tibbetts . Fueron conducidos al lugar por el sospechoso Cristhian Bahena Rivera, un inmigrante indocumentado. [199]
Michael Cohen , quien trabajó como abogado de Donald Trump desde 2006 hasta mayo de 2018, se declara culpable de ocho cargos: cinco cargos de evasión fiscal, un cargo de hacer declaraciones falsas a una institución financiera, un cargo de causar deliberadamente una contribución corporativa ilegal y un cargo de hacer una contribución de campaña excesiva a pedido de un candidato o campaña. [200]
Paul Manafort , exjefe de la campaña electoral de Trump, es condenado por ocho de los dieciocho cargos de fraude fiscal y bancario. [200]
23 de agosto – La especialista en inteligencia Reality Winner es sentenciada a cinco años y tres meses de prisión como parte de un acuerdo de culpabilidad tras declararse culpable del delito grave de transmisión de información de defensa nacional. [202]
25 de agosto – El senador de Arizona John McCain muere en su casa de Cornville, Arizona, a causa de un glioblastoma , una forma rara y agresiva de cáncer cerebral contra el que había estado luchando durante los últimos trece meses en ese momento, cuatro días antes de su 82 cumpleaños. [203]
California aprueba la SB 100, una propuesta para hacer la transición del estado a fuentes de electricidad 100% libres de emisiones para el año 2045. [205] [206]
Shayna Hubers es condenada por segunda vez por el asesinato en 2012 de su novio Ryan Poston . Su condena anterior en relación con el tiroteo fatal de éste había sido revocada debido a que un miembro del jurado no era elegible. [207]
Septiembre
5 de septiembre
En un editorial publicado en The New York Times , un alto funcionario anónimo de Trump escribe que miembros de la administración están trabajando para frustrar partes de la agenda del presidente para proteger al país de sus "peores inclinaciones". [208] Trump responde llamando al escritor anónimo "cobarde" y al periódico "falso". [209]
8 de septiembre – La estación de metro de Cortlandt Street vuelve a abrir en el Bajo Manhattan, 17 años después de que fuera destruida por los ataques del 11 de septiembre. [212]
13 de septiembre – Las tuberías de gas natural sobrepresionadas en el valle de Merrimack, en Massachusetts, provocan un brote masivo de explosiones e incendios en casi 40 hogares, matando a una persona y hiriendo a docenas. [213]
22 de septiembre – Christine Blasey Ford acepta testificar contra Brett Kavanaugh la semana siguiente. [217]
23 de septiembre: Una segunda mujer se presenta con acusaciones de conducta sexual inapropiada contra Brett Kavanaugh. [218]
25 de septiembre – La estrella de televisión Bill Cosby , de 81 años, es condenado a entre tres y diez años de cárcel por drogar y abusar sexualmente de una mujer en 2004. El juez Steven O'Neill designa a Cosby como un "depredador sexual violento", lo que significa que debe recibir asesoramiento de por vida y ser incluido en el registro de delincuentes sexuales . [219]
26 de septiembre – Una tercera mujer acusa a Brett Kavanaugh de conducta sexual inapropiada. [220]
27 de septiembre
Christine Blasey Ford comparece ante un Comité Judicial del Senado para prestar declaración contra Brett Kavanaugh. [221]
2 de octubre – El periodista del Washington Post, Jamal Khashoggi, es asesinado dentro del consulado saudí en Estambul, lo que desencadena una crisis diplomática entre Estados Unidos y Arabia Saudita.
El Senado confirma la nominación de Brett Kavanaugh a la Corte Suprema por una votación de 50 a 48, en medio de la controversia por las acusaciones de agresión sexual en su contra.
Veinte personas mueren en un accidente en el que se ve involucrada una limusina que transportaba a los invitados a una fiesta de cumpleaños en el condado de Schoharie, Nueva York . [223] Es el accidente de transporte más mortal en los EE. UU. desde el vuelo 3407 de Colgan Air , también en el estado de Nueva York, que se cobró 50 vidas en 2009. [224]
9 de octubre – La embajadora de Estados Unidos ante la ONU, Nikki Haley , miembro de alto rango del gabinete de Trump, renuncia inesperadamente. [225]
10 de octubre – El huracán Michael se acerca al Panhandle de Florida , alcanzando vientos máximos de 250 km/h (155 mph) y convirtiéndose en el huracán más fuerte que jamás haya tocado tierra en esa región.
17 de octubre: después de 50 años de interpretar los personajes Big Bird y Oscar the Grouch , el veterano titiritero de Barrio Sésamo, Caroll Spinney, anuncia su retiro en 2015. El papel de Spinney se limitó solo a la voz debido a problemas de salud.
24 de octubre – Después de que se encuentra una bomba en la casa de George Soros en los suburbios de Nueva York, también se envían dispositivos explosivos sospechosos al ex presidente estadounidense Barack Obama y a la ex secretaria de Estado Hillary Clinton. Estos últimos dispositivos son interceptados por técnicos que filtran el correo enviado a ex funcionarios estadounidenses. El edificio Time Warner en Nueva York (sede de la emisora de noticias CNN ) también es evacuado, después de que se encuentra un paquete que contiene un explosivo y un polvo sospechoso dirigido al ex director de la CIA John Brennan . Las fuerzas del orden investigan otros paquetes sospechosos, dirigidos a la representante demócrata Maxine Waters y al ex fiscal general Eric Holder . [227]
25 de octubre: se encuentra un paquete sospechoso en Tribeca, Nueva York, dirigido al actor Robert De Niro . Las autoridades también encuentran dos paquetes en Delaware, dirigidos al ex vicepresidente Joe Biden . [228]
26 de octubre
Se encuentran dos paquetes más sospechosos, dirigidos al senador de Nueva Jersey Cory Booker y al ex director de inteligencia nacional, James Clapper . [229]
El autor del delito, Cesar Sayoc Jr., es capturado en Plantation, Florida , en relación con los intentos de atentado con bombas en el correo. Es interrogado por agentes del FBI de la Fuerza de Tareas Conjunta contra el Terrorismo. [230]
27 de octubre: se produce un tiroteo masivo en la sinagoga Árbol de la Vida en Pittsburgh , Pensilvania, en el que mueren 11 feligreses. Un sospechoso de 46 años es arrestado y acusado de hacer cánticos antisemitas . [231] [232]
La NASA anuncia que su misión del telescopio espacial Kepler ha finalizado, ya que el telescopio se quedó sin combustible dos semanas antes, después de nueve años y medio en el espacio. El telescopio descubrió 2.681 exoplanetas , con otros 2.900 candidatos en el momento de su retiro. La nave espacial también descubrió que hay más planetas que estrellas en nuestra galaxia. [234] [235] [236]
La Corte Suprema de Hawái aprueba la reanudación de la construcción en Mauna Kea de uno de los telescopios más grandes del mundo, el Telescopio de Treinta Metros , con un coste de 1.400 millones de dólares. Algunos hawaianos nativos, que consideran la montaña sagrada, se oponen a la construcción desde 2015. [237]
Noviembre
2 de noviembre: Bohemian Rhapsody , una película biográfica sobre el cantante de Queen, Freddie Mercury , se estrena en cines de todo el país y se convierte en un gran éxito de taquilla, recaudando más de 905 millones de dólares en todo el mundo con un presupuesto de producción de aproximadamente 50 millones de dólares, convirtiéndose en la sexta película más taquillera de 2018 en todo el mundo y estableciendo récords de taquilla de todos los tiempos para los géneros biográficos y dramáticos.
El Fiscal General Jeff Sessions presenta su renuncia a petición del presidente Trump.
12 personas y el autor mueren en un tiroteo en el Borderline Bar and Grill, en Thousand Oaks, California , a unas 40 millas (65 km) al noroeste de Los Ángeles. [240]
8 de noviembre
La Casa Blanca comparte imágenes aparentemente manipuladas publicadas por InfoWars , un sitio web de teorías conspirativas, que muestran a Jim Acosta contactándose con un asistente de Trump, en un intento de justificar la suspensión del pase de prensa del periodista de CNN. [241]
8 al 25 de noviembre: los grandes incendios forestales en California , incluido el de Woolsey en el sur de California y el de Camp al norte, dejan 91 muertos y al menos 1000 desaparecidos, y más de 250 000 residentes se ven obligados a huir. [244] [245] [246] El presidente Trump sugiere que los incendios forestales podrían detenerse dedicando "mucho tiempo a rastrillar y limpiar". [247]
29 de noviembre – El ex abogado del presidente Trump, Michael Cohen, se declara culpable de mentirle al Congreso en relación con la investigación sobre Rusia. [253]
30 de noviembre
El expresidente George H. W. Bush muere a causa de la enfermedad de Parkinson a los 94 años en su casa de Houston, Texas . Su fallecimiento se anunció a la mañana siguiente y, en ese momento, era el presidente más longevo y de mayor edad del país. ( Jimmy Carter (que nació cuatro meses después de Bush) ostentaba el récord de ser el presidente de Estados Unidos con vida de mayor edad en marzo de 2019).
12 de diciembre – Michael Cohen , el ex abogado de Trump que una vez dijo que "recibiría una bala" por el presidente, es condenado a 36 meses de cárcel. [255]
13 de diciembre – En un raro reproche a la Casa Blanca, el Senado vota 56 a 41 a favor de poner fin a la asistencia militar estadounidense a la intervención de Arabia Saudita en Yemen por presuntos crímenes de guerra. Aprueba una resolución separada que responsabiliza personalmente al príncipe heredero saudí Mohammed bin Salman por la muerte del disidente saudí Jamal Kashoggi . [256]
Denise Williams es declarada culpable del asesinato de su marido Jerry Michael Williams , quien desapareció en diciembre de 2000 y se presume que se ahogó accidentalmente en el lago Seminole , Florida. [258]
20 de diciembre – El secretario de Defensa, Jim Mattis , dimite, a partir del 28 de febrero de 2019, tras no lograr persuadir a Trump de que reconsiderara su decisión del día anterior de retirar las tropas estadounidenses restantes de Siria. [260] [261]
21 de diciembre
El Dow Jones cierra en 22.445,37 después de su peor semana desde 2008. [262] [263]
Aquaman , dirigida por James Wan , se estrena como la sexta película del Universo Extendido de DC , convirtiéndose actualmente en el mayor éxito financiero de la franquicia.
22 de diciembre
Un cierre parcial del gobierno comienza después de que el Congreso no logra acordar un presupuesto. [264]
El enviado estadounidense Brett McGurk dimite tras la decisión de Trump de retirar tropas de Siria. [265]
24 de diciembre – El actor Kevin Spacey es acusado de agredir sexualmente a una adolescente en un bar de Massachusetts en julio de 2016 y se le ordena comparecer ante el tribunal el 7 de enero. [266]
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