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Month: May 2025

Vance says Russia ‘asking for too much’ in concessions, while Trump says decisions ‘have to be made’ soon

By Kit Maher, CNN Washington, DC (CNN) — Vice President JD Vance said Wednesday that the Russians are “asking for too much” in requirements to end the war with Ukraine and that he believes it’s time the two sides come together in “direct negotiation.” “I wouldn’t say that the Russians are uninterested in bringing this

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‘Zero tolerance’ | GoFundMe removes fundraisers for man accused of killing deputy, apologizes

By Valerie Lyons Click here for updates on this story     CINCINNATI, Ohio (WCPO) — Within days of Rodney Hinton Jr.’s arrest for hitting and killing a Hamilton County sheriff’s deputy, more than a dozen fundraisers popped up on GoFundMe supporting him. As of Tuesday evening, they no longer exist. The online fundraising platform removed the

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La Reserva Federal de EE.UU. mantiene las tasas de interés ante la desaceleración económica por los aranceles de Trump

Por Bryan Mena, CNN La Reserva Federal de EE.UU. anunció el miércoles que mantendrá estables las tasas de interés a medida que la economía estadounidense comienza a mostrar los efectos de la descontrolada guerra comercial generada por el presidente Donald Trump. El banco central mantuvo sin cambios su tasa de interés de referencia en un

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October 7 families demand to know the number of Gaza hostages still alive, after Trump said 3 more have died

By Eugenia Yosef, Samantha Waldenberg, Kathleen Magramo and Oren Liebermann, CNN (CNN) — Families of October 7 hostages held in Gaza demanded any new information from the Israeli government after US President Donald Trump said three more captives had died. “As of today, it’s 21. Three have died. So, this is a terrible situation,” Trump

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Flyers at Kansas City immigration courts urge self-deportation, spark confusion and fear

By Jackson Kurtz Click here for updates on this story     KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) — It’s a new warning in Kansas City’s immigration court. A flyer to illegal immigrants that reads: “Self deport or face consequences.” Recently posted inside Kansas City immigration courtrooms, the flyers are causing confusion among immigrants, urging them to self-deport, even

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‘It’ll be something that I can connect with my patients’: Creighton nursing student born partially deaf hopes to inspire others

By Quanecia Fraser Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — A soon-to-be Creighton nursing graduate was born deaf in one ear. Thanks to surgery and technology, she can hear a lot more clearly. But beyond that, she hopes to spread a message when it comes to hearing loss or any disability.

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