AT&T agreed to a $60 million settlement over allegations it misled more than 3.5 million customers by charging them for “unlimited” data plans while reducing their data speeds when their usage exceeded a certain amount. The settlement, announced Tuesday, resolves a 2014 lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission. AT&T, which is CNN’s parent company, allegedly
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Stephanie Parze was supposed to text her parents after getting home, but they never heard from her. Authorities have been searching for Parze, 25, for nearly a week after she vanished from her home in Freehold, New Jersey, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor’s Office. She was last seen by her parents on October 30
Continue Reading Dozens of third-party apps may have had access to certain Facebook user data for months after the company moved to place limits on that information, the social media giant said on Tuesday. The company says that as many as 100 app developers could have accessed the user data, which included names and profile pictures, through
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Nota del editor: Escucha Zona Pop en Apple Podcasts o en TuneIn si tienes Android. Suscríbete y comparte tus comentarios con la etiqueta #ZonaPOP. (CNN Español) – Todo comenzó hace seis años con una prueba de ADN, “cuando aún no eran tan conocidas”, dice René Pérez Joglar, mejor conocido como Residente. Esa prueba lo llevó
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Moisture will be on the move across the area through the overnight hours and most of this week. There will be a 30% of showers and storms Wednesday with some isolated cells becoming strong to possibly severe in spots. A cold front pushes in from the northeast Thursday morning bringing in some cooler temps, added
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Tourists in Jerusalem will be able to take a cable car right up to some of the Old City’s key holy sites under controversial plans approved Tuesday. The cable car will bring 3,000 people an hour to the Old City, according to a tweet from Israeli Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon announcing the decision, which was
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The next US presidential election is a year away. Although we don’t know which Democrat will face President Trump next year, it’s not too soon to start thinking about what the election will mean for investors. History suggests that the market will be bumpy in the first half of 2020 but ultimately settle down once
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The outcome of races in Kentucky, Mississippi and Virginia on Tuesday could shed light on how the country is leaning in the middle of an impeachment inquiry and as it heads into a presidential election year. As the impeachment probe into President Donald Trump deepens in Washington, voters will head to the polls a year
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Voters on Tuesday will decide the next governors of Kentucky and Mississippi, and the makeup of the Virginia legislature. Follow along with live updates on the races on CNN.com. Kentucky governor’s race Republican Gov. Matt Bevin is running against Democrat Andy Beshear, the state’s attorney general. Polls close at 6 p.m. local time. View election
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Before the questioning even begins, Republicans call foul. “This is a partisan investigation,” declared Rep. Jim Jordan, an unofficial leader of the GOP’s impeachment response, at the start of a closed-door deposition with the ousted US ambassador to Ukraine. “You are willfully selecting facts and omitting others,” said Rep. Mark Meadows, another Republican leader of
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AUSTIN, Texas — Slightly more than half of Texas registered voters say gun control laws should be stricter; a strong majority would require background checks for all gun purchases, and most would support temporarily taking guns away from people deemed dangerous to themselves and others, according to the latest University of Texas/Texas Tribune Poll. On
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EL PASO, Texas — A northeast El Paso man told police he stabbed to death an intruder late Tuesday afternoon who tried to break into the home he shared with his girlfriend, according to authorities. The stabbing death, which was being investigated as a potential murder, happened in the 5800 block of Swallow Lane about
Continue Reading In a significant reversal, a top US diplomat revised his testimony to impeachment investigators to admit a quid pro quo linking US aid to Ukraine with an investigation into President Donald Trump’s political rival. US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland on Monday sent the committees a three-page addition to his testimony, saying he
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This is the day when it became damn near impossible for any serious Republican lawmaker to deny that there was a clear quid pro quo proffered by President Donald Trump and his administration to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky regarding an investigation into Joe Biden and his son, Hunter. That tipping point happened around 2 p.m.
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Eight goals, two red cards, two penalties and a three-goal comeback. Many were expecting Chelsea and Ajax, two of this season’s most exciting young teams in Europe, to serve up a treat at Stamford Bridge, but none would have predicted quite how crazy it would become. Both sides traded what they must have thought were
Continue Reading After two bruising losses in federal court, President Donald Trump’s private lawyers are poised to head to the Supreme Court in hopes that the justices will block a Manhattan grand jury subpoena for the President’s tax records. Taking the case would mean the justices, who strive to stay out of the political fray, would have
Continue Reading The only adult in the room was a child. That’s certainly how it felt this fall as heads of state, captains of industry and other world leaders convened for UN Week in New York, the chaotic epicenter of the fight against the climate emergency. As speakers at scores of summits and symposia tiptoed around the
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — La final de la Copa Libertadores entre Flamengo y River Plate será en Lima el 23 de noviembre. Así lo decidió la Conmebol este martes después de deliberar considerando las protestas en Santiago de Chile, la sede original del partido. “Nuevas circunstancias de fuerza mayor y orden público, analizadas y evaluadas con
Continue Reading Don’t be fooled; the 2020 election isn’t about the economy, or health care, or whether America is finally willing to stop holding female candidates to double standards about how “likable” they are. (Well, it’s maybe about that last one, but that’s another story.) To some extent, the election isn’t even a referendum on President Donald
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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico — District Judge James Martin on Tuesday afternoon rejected a request for an injunction sought by New Mexico’s Republican Party to halt the counting of absentee ballots in Doña Ana County races, including most notably the Las Cruces contest for mayor. Martin’s ruling came one day after GOP officials filed suit
Continue Reading The Senate is aiming to hold a vote on the nomination of Chad Wolf, the incoming acting Homeland Security secretary, early next week for the post he currently serves in at the Department of Homeland Security, according to a congressional staffer familiar with the plans. Wolf was nominated by President Donald Trump in February to
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A man accused of attacking a teenage Syrian refugee on a trolley in San Diego last month has pleaded guilty to hate crime and assault charges, prosecutors said. Adrian Richard Vergara, 26, entered his plea on Monday, the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office said. Prosecutors said Vergara asked the teen on October 15, “What
Continue Reading Faced with a slew of national polls that show roughly half the country supports not only his impeachment but also his removal from office, President Donald Trump did what he always does: Just say stuff. “Well, you’re reading the wrong polls. You’re reading the wrong polls,” Trump responded to questions from reporters about new numbers
Continue Reading The Chargers moved to Los Angeles from San Diego before the 2017 NFL season. Now their owner reportedly is dismissing a story on The Athletic that says they might be on the move again — to London. Dean Spanos told a Los Angeles Times reporter the report is “a lot of crap.” “We’re playing in
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Click here for updates on this story Genesee Township, MI (WNEM) — A man has pleaded guilty after prosecutors said he held down a teen and carved a gang name into the boy’s chest. Doniel A. Heard, 37, of Canton, pleaded guilty on Oct. 29 to assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering,
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story SCRANTON, PA (WNEP) — A search is underway in Lackawanna County for a man who fled a probation office. That man was already on probation when he bolted for freedom Tuesday morning in Scranton. Lackawanna County sheriff deputies and Scranton police searched on foot and from the air
Continue Reading (CNN Español) — El presidente electo de Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, anunció este lunes que cuando tome posesión en el cargo romperá cualquier relación con el gobierno del asediado presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro. Giammattei, quien asumirá el próximo 14 de enero de 2020 y se quedará en el cargo hasta 2024, no especificó si habrá alguna
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EL PASO, Texas — The legendary rock band KISS is adding an El Paso concert date next year to what the group vows will be “our last tour.” KISS is scheduled to perform on March 9, 2020 at the Don Haskins Center at the University of Texas El Paso as part of what’s billed as
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A brave black cat took to the field during Monday’s Cowboys-Giants NFL football game to show off his sprints, delaying the game as he scurried all over MetLife Stadium. Players and coaches stood on the sidelines during the second quarter, watching as the fluffy feline showed them how it’s really done. Refusing to look foolish
Continue Reading Click here for updates on this story KANSAS CITY, MO (KSHB) — Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard signs started going up in February after the city council approved the name change in the beginning of the year. On Tuesday, voters will decide on whether or not the street name stays, or will change back to
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