Por Marshall Cohen, CNN El Gobierno de Donald Trump resolvió el viernes un caso de uso de información privilegiada contra Gabriel Pérez, operador de teleprompter del presidente Donald Trump desde hace años, imponiéndole una multa de US$ 65.000 por realizar apuestas “ilícitas” en mercados de predicción sobre los discursos de Trump.El asistente de la Casa
Continue Reading Por Elizabeth Wolfe, Eduardo Cuevas y Sydney Bishop, CNN El provocador británico de extrema derecha Milo Yiannopoulos fue deportado el viernes al Reino Unido, según un portavoz del Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS, por las siglas en inglés).Yiannopoulos fue detenido el jueves por el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) en un aeropuerto
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — We’re tracking a mostly dry weekend across the Borderland, with limited storm chances mainly along and west of the Continental Divide. The best opportunities for thunderstorms potentially over the area mountains and western locations, where a few storms could produce brief heavy downpours and gusty winds. Temperatures looking to remain
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By Jeanne Bonner, CNN (CNN) — This week in travel news: A frenzy erupts over Italian pastries, a college town serves up serious pizza, plus younger Brits are shunning the traditional night at the pub.Buon appetito!Known for its sumptuous cuisine and delicious desserts, Italy has tourists lining up for gelato all over the peninsula. But
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By Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — At this point more than two months before the midterm elections, Democrats retaking control of Congress and its subpoena power is far from certain. But President Donald Trump is already laying down legal markers for how he’ll fight any attempt by lawmakers to investigate him.In a Justice Department memo
Continue Reading By Jeff Zeleny, CNN Independence, Iowa (CNN) — Of all the cities to visit in Iowa, Rob Sand did not stop here in Independence because it’s a fitting metaphor in his campaign for governor.Yet, he surely needs voters to believe that it is.“I think our political system is broken,” Sand told a crowd seated closely
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By Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — At the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, mental health professionals who treated her testified that she repeatedly sought changes to dozens of medications prescribed for depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions.The day before she strangled her three children, slashed her wrists and throat, and jumped from a second-story window,
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By Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN Ocean Springs, Mississippi (CNN) — Nolan Wells should have joined his fellow Southwest Mississippi Bears on the football field Thursday night in the season’s home opener.Instead, in the kind of humidity that dampens shirts well before warm-ups even begin, his parents sat in the stands at Ocean Springs High School, as
Continue Reading By Dr. Jill Grimes, CNN (CNN) — It’s 2 a.m. and your college student is miserable. (Parents, you’ll know this because they’ve texted you.) Their student health center is closed, the nearest 24-hour pharmacy is across town, and you don’t think this is serious enough to justify the expense of urgent care or an emergency
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) – El Pasoans are enjoying warm summer weather outdoors. Let’s take a look at some photos of your gorgeous borderland backyards! One viewer calls this photo “Beautiful Sunsets”, and I can’t remember the last time we saw a Sunset that beautiful on our weekend morning show!
Continue Reading Por Svitlana Vlasova, Thom Poole y Ivana Kottasová, CNN Al menos 38 personas murieron y decenas resultaron heridas después de que un ataque ruso con drones contra un almacén de municiones provocara el sábado un gran incendio y múltiples explosiones que se prolongaron durante horas en una zona residencial cerca de Kyiv.El ataque en el
Continue Reading Por Leah Dolan, CNN Yayoi Kusama fue una artista que trabajó con numerosos medios —escultura, pintura, arte performático y cine—, pero muchas personas la recordarán por una serie de obras en particular: sus “Salas de Espejos Infinitos”.La artista, cuya muerte a los 97 años fue anunciada este miércoles, contribuyó a establecer un nuevo tipo de
Continue Reading By Svitlana Vlasova, Ivana Kottasová, Thom Poole, CNN (CNN) — At least 38 people were killed and dozens wounded after a Russian drone attack on an ammunitions warehouse on Saturday triggered a large fire and multiple explosions that lasted hours in a residential area near Kyiv.The attack in the Bucha district came amid near constant
Continue Reading By Elizabeth Wolfe, Eduardo Cuevas, Sydney Bishop, Julia Benbrook, CNN (CNN) — British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos was deported Friday to the United Kingdom, according to a spokesperson with the Department of Homeland Security.Yiannopoulos was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement Thursday at a Louisiana airport after overstaying his visa, DHS said.The conservative figure was
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Carrying a credit card balance can be stressful. Even if you’re making regular monthly payments, you may feel like you’re barely making a dent. If that sounds like you, Ally Financial shares some useful methods and a simple calculator to help you strategize paying off your debt more quickly. How to use a credit
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Content marketers made up 0.8% of all new hires by the end of 2023, according to compensation data from Pave. Now, they’re under 0.3% of new hires, representing a two-thirds drop over two and a half years, with every quarter since 2024 coming in lower than the one before it. Pave Despite hiring being
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Across North America, sovereign wealth funds appear to be the social policy du jour. Sen. Bernie Sanders recently proposed a sovereign wealth fund that would tax shares of AI companies to give an annual cash dividend to Americans, and has introduced legislation to that effect. On the other end of the political spectrum, President
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Most people hear the words “warehouse automation” and think of empty, dark buildings running entirely on their own. The impression has held for years, helped along by headlines about robots taking over jobs once done by hand. And spending has seemed to support the idea, with companies investing in warehouse technology for more than
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It’s back-to-school season, and if you just wrote a check for your kid’s off-campus rent, you may have had the thought a lot of parents have around move-in weekend: Why am I paying someone else’s mortgage when I could be paying down my own? Housing is already locked in for this school year, so
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Non-QM lending reached $239 billion in 2025, roughly 10% of all U.S. mortgage originations by dollar volume, according to a Griffin Funding analysis of Polygon Research’s loan-level HMDA data. A separate measure from Optimal Blue shows the trend continuing, with non-QM surpassing 10% of monthly rate-lock volume in July 2026. That growth continued through
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Scroll through social media or turn on the news, and you’ll see a story about a landlord being charged for negligence. You might even know someone who calls their landlord a “slumlord,” whether jokingly or not. The “slumlord” label isn’t an official legal accusation, but a landlord who has crossed into this territory may
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Many boaters appreciate bowriders for their versatility. With open bow seating, spacious cockpits and layouts designed for everything from watersports to leisurely cruising, they appeal to a wide range of boating enthusiasts. But when you start shopping, the options can feel overwhelming. Hull designs, engine configurations, seating arrangements, premium tech packages — the choices
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For college students, spring and summer break can feel far away when the fall semester begins. But for Gen Z travelers trying to coordinate school schedules, friends, budgets, and an international trip, starting the planning process early can make everything much easier to organize. College spring break and summer break dates vary widely by
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Today, homeowners have more financial opportunities than ever before. Rising property values are creating a powerful source—home equity. Tapping into that value, you’re likely to find two options—a home equity loan and a home equity line of credit (HELOC). You can use both to borrow against your home, but they work in different ways.
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Most employers know their hourly workers aren’t heads-down every minute of their shift. However, time-card discrepancies and adjusted hours have a way of quietly adding up. An OnTheClock survey of more than 830 hourly workers puts numbers on just how common these habits actually are. The survey found that 1 in 4 have clocked
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Blood work used to start with a doctor’s order, usually to diagnose or monitor disease. But people are increasingly using blood work to ask proactive questions like: How healthy am I? Is something beginning to change? Could I feel or function better? In a recent national survey of 1,000 U.S. patients who had undergone
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At 30 employees, one person handling QuickBooks worked fine for the accounts payable department. But at 150, that same setup becomes a month-end bottleneck. Invoices pile up in a shared inbox. Approvals live in Slack threads that nobody can reconstruct. Your auditor asks about the separation of duties, and you’re piecing together an answer
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Many people in the U.S. believe airplane etiquette has gone downhill, and they mostly blame fellow passengers for the drop in civility. It’s just one of the fascinating findings from a new survey by YouGov, commissioned by The Points Guy, on everything travel. If you’ve paid any attention to social media, you know passenger
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When the U.S. and Iran stepped back from the brink in June 2026, the markets calmed almost overnight. Retail investors did not. MarketWise surveyed 1,006 U.S. retail investors to see how they were processing the whiplash, and the mood that came back was less relief than suspicion. Most weren’t buying the rebound, at least
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In the world of dietary trends, proteinmaxxing is taking a back seat to the new obsession: ramping up on fiber, Knowable Magazine reports. Since the summer of 2025, Instagram has racked up more than 10,000 posts captioned with #Fibermaxxing and other fiber-forward hashtags — and the flood doesn’t appear to be dissipating. The trend
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