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Month: February 2025

El presentador de podcast y exagente del Servicio Secreto Dan Bongino será subdirector del FBI, según Trump

Por Alejandra Jaramillo, Piper Hudspeth Blackburn y Brian Stelter, CNN Dan Bongino, un exagente del Servicio Secreto convertido en podcaster de derecha, fue nombrado próximo subdirector del FBI, según anunció este domingo el presidente Donald Trump, la última personalidad mediática fuera del establishment que el mandatario ha elegido para ocupar un importante puesto de poder

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Francia afronta su mayor juicio por abuso infantil, semanas después de que el país fuera sacudido por el caso Pelicot

Por Joseph Ataman y Serène Nourrisson, CNN Las cifras implicadas en el mayor juicio por abuso infantil en Francia son asombrosas: 299 presuntas víctimas, abusadas sexualmente en 10 hospitales y clínicas durante 25 años, todas por un solo médico, dicen los fiscales. Cuando el lunes comenzó el proceso judicial en Morbihan, Bretaña, con el cirujano

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Woman killed in crash

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — El Paso police say the driver of a car involved in a crash on the 6200 block of Railroad earlier this month has died of the injuries she sustained in the crash. Special Traffic Investigators say the driver, Aurora Rey, 55, was traveling north on Railroad when her car veered

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Hundreds of fish from New England Aquarium sent to NY as part of groundbreaking breeding program

By Brianna Borghi Click here for updates on this story     QUINCY, Massachusetts (WCVB) — Hundreds of fish at the New England Aquarium’s Animal Care Center in Quincy, Massachusetts, are being shipped to an aquarium in New York as part of a groundbreaking breeding program. Seven hundred smallmouth grunt fish are being sent to the Ripley

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‘Be resilient’: New Orleans fashion designer shares his success story while inspiring youth

By Shay O’Connor Click here for updates on this story     NEW ORLEANS (WDSU) — New Orleans is known for producing a lot of homegrown talent, from world-renowned musicians to Michelin-rated chefs. As we celebrate Black History Month, WDSU Reporter Shay O’Connor introduces us to a local designer who is weaving his own legacy. James Mayes,

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After one family lost their house in the Eaton Fire, this company brought in princesses to help

By Grace Bennett Click here for updates on this story     San Luis Obispo, California (KSBY) — Although January’s deadly wildfires in Los Angeles have been extinguished, some communities are still grappling with devastation and loss. One local organization hosted a fundraiser at the Madonna Inn on Sunday afternoon to help. Local children’s entertainment company A

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As Trump touts his dealmaking ability on Ukraine, Macron warns against a ‘weak’ agreement

By Kevin Liptak, CNN Washington (CNN) — French President Emmanuel Macron tried Monday to inject a dose of reality into President Donald Trump’s ambitions to end the war in Ukraine, insisting they sought the same outcome of peace while simultaneously warning of Russia’s poor track record in keeping its international commitments. He stressed repeatedly the

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More than 25 luxury sports cars involved in I-75 takeover, street racing in Collier County

By Zach Scott Click here for updates on this story     COLLIER COUNTY, Florida (WBBH) — Multiple people were arrested after the Florida Highway Patrol said more than 25 sports cars were involved in street takeovers and high-speed racing on I-75 in Collier County. On Saturday around 4:05 p.m., troopers responded to reports of traffic congestion

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A Delta flight from Atlanta was forced to turn around and evacuate after ‘haze’ was seen in the cabin

By Lauren Mascarenhas and Pete Muntean, CNN (CNN) — A Delta Air Lines flight to Columbia, South Carolina, was forced to return to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday morning after a “haze” was observed inside the plane, according to officials. The plane returned to the airport around 9 a.m. after the crew reported possible

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EE.UU. suspende plan de alojar a inmigrantes en tiendas de campaña en Guantánamo ante la preocupación por las condiciones

Por Haley Britzky y Priscilla Alvarez, CNN La administración de Trump detuvo las acciones para ubicar a inmigrantes en estructuras de tiendas de campaña construidas en la bahía de Guantánamo, Cuba, en medio de preocupaciones de que las instalaciones emergentes no cumplen con los estándares de detención, ya que carecen de aire acondicionado o electricidad,

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