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Month: February 2025

Texas AG announces court-ordered injunction stopping El Paso doctor from providing gender transition care to children

AUSTIN, Texas (KVIA) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton just announced a court-ordered injunction stopping El Paso Dr. Hector Granados from providing “any ‘gender transition’ drugs to children.” This announcement comes after the AG’s Office filed a lawsuit in October 2024 against Granados over his alleged work helping children as young as 12 transition genders.

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New Berlin man charged with impersonating Border Patrol agent, showing up to traffic stops

By James Stratton Click here for updates on this story     MUSKEGO, Wisconsin (WISN) — New Berlin police arrested a man they say impersonated a Border Patrol agent by stopping at two different police scenes in late January. Police arrested 34-year-old Hank Glembin last Wednesday night, and prosecutors later charged him with two counts of identity

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Actividad económica: “Los sectores que suben son muy pocos y los que bajan son muchos”

CNN Radio Argentina El reconocido economista Roberto Cachanosky conversó este martes con Pepe Gil Vidal y Mariana Arias en Regreso CNN sobre la actividad económica, los sectores más golpeados y recordó que “el año anterior el Gobierno tuvo que invertir 18 mil millones de dólares para que haya estabilidad cambiaria”. En CNN Radio, Cachanosky dijo

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Rubio dice que la oferta de Bukele de recibir criminales y deportados es “increíble” y que EE.UU. “tendrá que estudiarla”

Por Michael Conte, CNN El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Marco Rubio, elogió la oferta de El Salvador de encarcelar a delincuentes violentos estadounidenses, y la calificó de “increíble”, al tiempo que restó importancia a las cuestiones jurídicas en torno al acuerdo. “Obviamente, tendremos que estudiarla por nuestra parte”, dijo Rubio en una conferencia

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Altadena resident and climate scientist honored for “saving countless lives” during Eaton Fire

By Julie Sharp Click here for updates on this story     ALTADENA, California (KCAL, KCBS) — Altadena resident and climate scientist Edgar McGregor was honored with congressional recognition Monday for “saving countless lives” as he warned of the Eaton Fire. “I know that if it weren’t for Edgar, many more people would have died that night,”

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UTEP launches Gold Standard Giving Society

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — UTEP announced the launch of the Gold Standard Giving Society, composed of committed donors who provide support to the athletics department. Membership is based on multi-year commitment of $30,000 or more. Members will receive a unique, personalized relationship with UTEP athletics, including invitations to exclusive events, priority access, and other

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‘Will is still with us’: Louisville woman forms bond with recipient of late son’s heart

By Megan Matthews Click here for updates on this story     LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (WPTZ) — An extraordinary bond developed between two women, Susan Palmer and Holly Cole, after Cole received a heart transplant from Palmer’s late son, Will. Cole, a Louisville native who had fought a lifetime battle with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy — a disease that had

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Doble crimen de Florencia Varela: las claves de la investigación, según un especialista

CNN Radio Argentina Enrique Prueger, licenciado en criminalística, habló este martes en CNN Radio en el marco del doble crimen de Florencio Varela de Josué Salvatierra y Paloma Gallardo y consideró que “si dentro de unos días hay un autor detenido pueden ser chivos expiatorios por la presión mediática”. “La improvisación da la herramienta o

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