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Month: October 2025

Hand, foot and mouth disease is on the rise in certain areas. A doctor explains symptoms and treatment

By Katia Hetter, CNN (CNN) — Health officials in the mid-Atlantic region have recently reported a rise in hand, foot and mouth disease, or HFMD. There were 197 emergency department visits related to the disease in September, primarily among children younger than 5, according to the District of Columbia Health Department. The Virginia Department of

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Ciberataques de la CIA contra Maduro no conformaron a Trump en su primer mandato. Ahora EE.UU. alardea de su poder militar

Por Katie Bo Lillis, Sean Lyngaas y Kylie Atwood, CNN En el último año del primer mandato del presidente Donald Trump, la CIA llevó a cabo un ciberataque clandestino contra el Gobierno venezolano, inhabilitando la red informática utilizada por el servicio de inteligencia del líder Nicolás Maduro. El ataque, descrito a CNN por cuatro fuentes

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Trump dice que está “bastante claro” que no puede postularse para un tercer mandato

Por Riane Lumer, CNN El presidente de EE.UU., Donald Trump, ha declarado que está “bastante claro” que la Constitución de Estados Unidos no le permite postularse para un tercer mandato, tras días de especulaciones provocadas por las afirmaciones de sus aliados de que existía un plan para permitirle hacerlo. “Tengo los mejores índices de aprobación

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Michael Jordan disapproves of ‘load management’ in today’s basketball and 3 things you missed from Tuesday’s NBA action

By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — If there’s anyone who knows what it takes to win, it’s Michael Jordan. Arguably the greatest basketball player of all time, Jordan won six NBA championships and five MVP awards during his storied spell with the Chicago Bulls. But looking at today’s landscape, Jordan isn’t overjoyed by the current

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5 things to know for Oct. 29: Hurricane Melissa, Asia tour, Trump third term, Middle East, Boat strikes

By Alexandra Banner, CNN Every air traffic controller in the US received a zero-dollar paystub this week, marking their first missed paycheck of the nearly monthlong government shutdown. It highlights the mounting strain on essential federal employees required to report to work without compensation. Here’s what else you need to know to get up to

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5 things to know for Oct. 29: Hurricane Melissa, Asia tour, Trump third term, Middle East, Boat strikes

CNN By Alexandra Banner, CNN Every air traffic controller in the US received a zero-dollar paystub this week, marking their first missed paycheck of the nearly monthlong government shutdown. It highlights the mounting strain on essential federal employees required to report to work without compensation. Here’s what else you need to know to get up

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Big names to be traded before deadline? Start of late charge in Baltimore? QB uncertainty in Minnesota? NFL Week 8 takeaways

By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — The theme of the 2025 NFL season’s Week 8 was gnarly blowouts from pre-game favorites, with a sprinkling of shock results. There wasn’t a more surprising result than the New York Jets getting their first win of the season in a high-scoring affair against the Cincinnati Bengals, while the

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CIA cyberattacks targeting the Maduro regime didn’t satisfy Trump in his first term. Now the US is flexing its military might

By Katie Bo Lillis, Sean Lyngaas, Kylie Atwood, CNN (CNN) — In the final year of President Donald Trump’s first administration, the CIA carried out a clandestine cyberattack against the Venezuelan government, disabling the computer network used by Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro’s intelligence service. The attack, described to CNN by four sources familiar with the

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Common viral infections like flu and shingles can raise your risk of heart attack and stroke, analysis finds

By Asuka Koda, CNN (CNN) — Covid-19 infections have been strongly linked with cardiovascular conditions like heart disease and stroke, but new research shows that other viral infections such as influenza, HIV, hepatitis C and shingles can also increase the risk of heart problems and cardiovascular disease. The meta-analysis, published Wednesday in the Journal of

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