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Month: May 2025

Las muertes por sobredosis de drogas experimentaron una caída en EE.UU., pero los recortes podrían amenazar esta tendencia

Por Deidre McPhillips, CNN Las muertes por sobredosis de drogas en Estados Unidos experimentaron una caída sin precedentes en 2024, y quedaron al nivel más bajo en cinco años, según una nueva estimación del Gobierno federal publicada este miércoles. Durante la pandemia de covid-19, las muertes por sobredosis de drogas alcanzaron niveles récord. Los nuevos

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Air traffic control ‘hotline’ between Pentagon and Reagan Washington National Airport has been broken since 2022

By Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — A “hotline” between air traffic controllers at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport and the Pentagon, intended to coordinate aircraft, has not worked since March 2022, the Federal Aviation Administration revealed in a congressional hearing Wednesday. The FAA was not aware the direct line was broken until a May 1

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Max has a new name. Again

By Liam Reilly, CNN (CNN) — Max will rebrand once more as HBO Max. Speaking on stage during Warner Bros. Discovery’s Upfront presentation to advertisers, HBO chief executive Casey Bloys announced that the company’s streaming platform, Max, would revert to its previous name, HBO Max. WBD executives emphasized that the move is an attempt to

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National Weather Service seeks to fill 155 ‘critical’ vacancies ahead of hurricane season

By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — The National Weather Service is seeking to fill 155 positions at offices throughout the country by offering reassignment opportunities for qualified National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) employees, who are currently working elsewhere. The scale of the voluntary reassignments illustrates how depleted the nation’s top weather forecasting agency is

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Colorado combat Army major pushes to keep serving country amid transgender ban

By Sarah Horbacewicz Click here for updates on this story     COLORADO (KCNC) — The country’s highest court has ruled that President Donald Trump can effectively ban transgender people from serving in the military. The Supreme Court Justices granted an emergency request from the administration to lift a nationwide injunction blocking the policy while litigation continues.

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