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Month: May 2025

Corner store agrees to stop selling single-use liquor to reduce litter, public intoxication

By Emily Pofahl Click here for updates on this story     MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin (WISN) — Community leaders, elected officials, and business owners on Milwaukee’s south side are working together to reduce litter and public intoxication by limiting cheap, single-use alcohol sales. “It’s in the curbs, in the gutters, on the sidewalks,” said JoAnna Bautch, the executive

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Presupuesto de Trump: más de US$ 1 billón para defensa, pero recortes en educación, salud, medio ambiente y ayuda pública

Por Tami Luhby, Ella Nilsen, Andrew Freedman, Samantha Delouya, Sarah Owermohle y Jennifer Hansler, CNN La Casa Blanca presentó este viernes un proyecto de presupuesto que aumentaría los fondos destinados a defensa y seguridad nacional, a la vez que recortaría programas que la administración Trump ya ha priorizado, como educación, ayuda exterior, medio ambiente, salud

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Harvard researcher detained in February for failing to declare frog embryo samples says she didn’t lie to government

By Jeff Winter, CNN (CNN) — A Harvard Medical School researcher currently detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement says she should have reviewed customs protocols before attempting to enter the US with “non-hazardous” frog embryo samples but insists what she told immigration agents was misunderstood. “I never provided false information to any government official,” Kseniia

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