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Month: August 2026

Joven acusado de matar a su madre y hermano usó ChatGPT para crear “historias de fantasía” sobre homicidios, según fiscales

Por Karina Tsui y Rebekah Riess, CNN Un adolescente de Massachusetts acusado del doble homicidio de su madre y su hermano menor había utilizado el chatbot de inteligencia artificial ChatGPT para buscar “ideas teóricas o historias de fantasía” sobre el asesinato de su familia, según los fiscales.El jueves se presentó una declaración de inocencia en

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Las decisiones que cambian la vida de las familias inmigrantes ante la ofensiva de Trump

Por Maria Santana, CNN Una conmoción silenciosa se desarrolla en hogares, escuelas, iglesias y lugares de trabajo de todo Estados Unidos, mientras las familias intentan prepararse para —o evitar— un encuentro con las autoridades migratorias.Algunas han abandonado Estados Unidos tras décadas de construir su vida aquí. Otras han considerado dar a su hijo aún no

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De los videojuegos al autódromo: el piloto argentino con síndrome de Down que marcó un hito en el automovilismo

Por Iván Pérez Sarmenti, CNN en Español El rugido del motor tapa cualquier otro sonido en el kartódromo de Zárate, ubicado a unos 80 kilómetros de la capital argentina. Los cascos también borran las diferencias entre los jóvenes pilotos. Allí no hay ventajas ni prejuicios: todos buscan mejorar sus marcas y bajar sus tiempos. Pero

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Los republicanos temen perder el control del Congreso. Así es el plan del equipo de campaña de Trump para evitarlo

Por Alayna Treene, Adam Cancryn y Sarah Ferris, CNN El presidente Donald Trump finalmente dio luz verde para invertir millones de dólares de su comité de acción política personal (PAC) en impulsar a los republicanos más vulnerables en noviembre, según informaron a CNN dos personas familiarizadas con los planes. Algunos asesores de campaña reconocen en

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Cambridge professor found dead after scrutiny over academic record faced ‘sustained abuse,’ family say

By Charlotte Reck, CNN (CNN) — The family of Jason Arday, the Cambridge academic found dead on Friday after his resignation amid plagiarism allegations, described him as a “gentle man” who had faced “sustained abuse.”Arday, 41, was Cambridge University’s youngest ever Black professor and a celebrated public figure until last month, when he suffered a

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Teen charged with murder of mother and brother used ChatGPT to create ‘fantasy stories’ about killing family, officials say

By Karina Tsui, Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — A Massachusetts teen charged in the double murder of his mother and younger brother had used the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT to search for “theoretical ideas or fantasy stories” about the killing of his family, prosecutors have said.A plea of not guilty was entered Thursday for Arjun

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France vs Mexico: 43 dishes you should try

By Maureen O’Hare, CNN (CNN) — In our roundup of travel stories this week: why mosquitoes are getting better at outsmarting humans, the sun-kissed island known as the “Turkish Maldives,” plus the mysterious case of the missing Korean trash cans.Culinary battlefieldTacos or tarte tatin? Burritos or boeuf Bourguignon? Choose your fighter as we’re going all

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Republicans worry their chances of keeping Congress are slipping away. Inside the Trump campaign plan to change that

By Alayna Treene, Adam Cancryn, Sarah Ferris, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump has finally given the green light to pour millions of dollars from his personal PAC toward boosting vulnerable Republicans in November, two people familiar with the plans told CNN, as some top campaign advisers privately acknowledge that Republicans’ chances of keeping control

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The hidden dangers of buy now

The hidden dangers of buy now, pay later

  You may have seen jokes about splitting a burrito into four payments. The punchline may sound harmless, but the trend signals a serious shift in consumer borrowing. Buy now, pay later (BNPL) products have become a routine checkout option for clothing, electronics, groceries, food delivery, and other everyday purchases. BNPL can be useful when

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Curfews, drones, and criminal charges: Cities differ on approaches to ‘teen takeovers’

  In Raleigh, North Carolina, local officials are weighing an emergency youth curfew. In St. Augustine Beach, Florida, police say real-time social media monitoring helped them stop a planned youth gathering before it began. And in Washington, D.C., U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro has threatened to criminally charge parents whose children repeatedly participate in disorderly crowds.

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The 15 newsletters startups are paying for in 2026

The 15 newsletters startups are paying for in 2026

  Michael Burry launched a paid newsletter, Cassandra Unchained, in late 2025. Within months, it was the No. 8 most-subscribed publication across all Brex customers, racing ahead of writers who spent a decade building their base. Burry’s two-decade-old reputation for contrarian calls made his newsletter a line item on startup corporate cards within months. That’s

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Borrowers weigh trade-offs and opportunities when considering student loan refinancing

Borrowers weigh trade-offs and opportunities when considering student loan refinancing

  Refinancing is a common strategy for managing student loan debt, but the decision to refinance isn’t always straightforward. SoFi surveyed 750 borrowers to learn more about their attitudes toward refinancing, student loan types, and monthly payments. The results reveal what proportion of borrowers consider refinancing, what’s holding them back, and how being overwhelmed about

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