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Month: September 2025

Trump administration can stop Medicaid spending to Planned Parenthood for now, appeals court rules

By Katelyn Polantz, CNN (CNN) — A federal appeals court is allowing the Trump administration to move forward in its plan to stop providing Medicaid reimbursement to large abortion providers, including Planned Parenthood, for now. The 1st US Circuit Court of Appeals gave the order on Thursday, while appeals continue over the legality of the

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Department of Education ending discretionary funding for Minority-Serving Institutions; UTEP reacts

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The U.S. Department of Education is ending discretionary funding to several Minority-Serving Institution (MSI) grant programs. ABC-7 reached out to UTEP to find out if the university is being impacted by this change. A spokesperson sent the following statement: “We are monitoring recent action by the U.S. Department of Education

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La economía de EE.UU. ha entrado en una fase de estanflación prematura

Por Allison Morrow, CNN Dos informes clave publicados este jueves muestran que la economía de Estados Unidos podría estar en una fase de estanflación prematura, un peligroso golpe doble de bajo crecimiento económico y aumento de precios. Se trata de una combinación particularmente problemática porque el bajo crecimiento económico debería, en tiempos normales, hacer que

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GOP goes nuclear in Senate, changing rules to speed confirmation of Trump nominees after negotiations with Democrats collapse

By Ted Barrett, Morgan Rimmer, CNN (CNN) — Republicans jammed through a change to Senate rules on Thursday that will allow them to more quickly confirm many of President Donald Trump’s nominees. The move came over the objections of Democrats after bipartisan negotiations collapsed. The rules change will allow nominees to be considered en bloc,

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Netanyahu promete que no habrá Estado palestino al firmar plan para expandir asentamientos en la Ribera Occidental

Por Eugenia Yosef y Hira Humayun, CNN El primer ministro de Israel Benjamin Netanyahu prometió que no habrá un Estado palestino mientras firmaba un plan ceremonial para expandir asentamientos en la Ribera Occidental. Hablando en el asentamiento de Ma’ale Adumim, en la Ribera Occidental ocupada, Netanyahu dijo: “No se establecerá un Estado palestino. Todo este

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De Alligator Alcatraz a Cornhusker Clink: qué reflejan los nombres de los nuevos centros de detención de migrantes en EE.UU.

Por Karen Esquivel, CNN en Español Alligator Alcatraz fue el primero. Le siguieron “Speedway Slammer”, “Deportation Depot”, “Cornhusker Clink” y “Camp 57”. Son los apodos —que se vuelven los nombres de facto— de los nuevos centros de detención de inmigrantes que el Gobierno del presidente Donald Trump ha anunciado como parte de su campaña de

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‘We need to do better’: A shaken Washington struggles to come together after Kirk’s death

By Sarah Ferris, Manu Raju, Annie Grayer, CNN (CNN) — In a Washington still reeling from the assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk, Republicans and Democrats are deeply splintered and fearful that violent threats to political figures will be a regular feature of the country’s bleak new normal. In the 24 hours since Kirk’s death,

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Solo un país de América Latina no tiene ningún expresidente con problemas en la Justicia. ¿Cuál es y por qué?

Por Sofia Benavides y Jhasua Razo, CNN en Español Colombia y Brasil fueron sacudidos este año por decisiones judiciales que apuntaron directamente a lo más alto del poder político: expresidentes. Álvaro Uribe, presidente de Colombia entre 2002 y 2010, fue condenado en agosto a 12 años de prisión domiciliaria tras ser hallado culpable de fraude

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Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro convicted of plotting coup, sentenced to over 27 years in prison

By Julia Vargas Jones, Michael Rios, CNN (CNN) — Brazil’s former President Jair Bolsonaro has been found guilty of attempting to overturn the country’s 2022 election with a plot prosecutors say included plans to assassinate the president-elect in a bid to cling to power. Four out of five justices on a Brazilian Supreme Court panel

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Potential threats trigger lockdowns at several HBCUs across the South

By Alisha Ebrahimji, Cindy Von Quednow, CNN (CNN) — Multiple historically Black colleges and universities in the South were on lockdown or canceled classes on Thursday over potential threats. Hampton University, Virginia State University, Bethune-Cookman University and Alabama State University were on lockdown after receiving “potential threats to campus safety,” according to posts on school

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