Por Análisis de Zachary Wolf El presidente Donald Trump arremetió el lunes contra las compañías petroleras y su propia fiscal federal en el lujoso Despacho Oval, mientras su estrategia de comunicación chocaba con la realidad.Fue una prueba más de que Trump 2.0 está perdiendo fuerza.Los ejecutivos petroleros se están aprovechando de la guerra de Trump
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By Matt Egan, CNN New York (CNN) — Days before his inauguration in 2025, president-elect Donald Trump did something unusual: He launched a memecoin.That memecoin briefly exploded in value – and then crashed in an epic selloff that left nearly a million investors facing losses.Now, a pair of Senate Democrats are demanding Trump’s top Wall
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By Eric Bradner, Aaron Blake, CNN (CNN) — Michigan Democrats on Tuesday will settle a Senate primary that has emerged as the most significant test of the party’s direction this year — one that will gauge whether the progressive insurgency that has toppled establishment figures and incumbents on deep blue turf all spring and summer
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Back-to-school shopping is about more than notebooks, backpacks, lunch boxes and traditional school supplies. Sending your kids to school with personal care items can help make the transition easier, whether they are stocking a locker, packing a gym bag or moving into a dorm with a shared bathroom. Use this back-to-school checklist from Dove
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With new car prices averaging $50,000 and inflation squeezing household budgets, more Americans are holding on to their car for longer. Findings from Caribou’s 2026 Car Loan Sentiment Survey of 2,000 U.S. auto loan holders suggest that this decision to stay put raises the financial stakes on loans most borrowers have never revisited. Only
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Alison Lee still remembers the conversation that helped her understand why young people turn to the safety of artificial intelligence for companionship and belonging. She was talking to a high school student and the girl told her, “Nobody dances at prom anymore.” A researcher at The Rithm Project, a nonprofit focused on human connection
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Measles was surging in West Texas as Nancy Churnin eagerly awaited the birth of two grandchildren. She was sure she had been vaccinated decades ago, but she wanted to confirm she was still protected. She didn’t want to risk spreading the highly contagious disease to vulnerable newborns, so she got a simple blood test
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Short-term vacation rentals remain a solid investment for many landlords and property managers—as long as you know where to buy. As the market has matured and become saturated in some places, owners have also had to contend with more statewide and municipal-level regulations. These conditions have forced STR investors to analyze more data than
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A new school year, for many families, means new expenses. Beyond school supplies, there are technology fees, lunches, club expenses, and the daily temptations of vending machines and in-app purchases for kids with access to mobile devices. Only 25% of U.S. parents who live with children say they talk with their kids about finances,
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A new artist rarely breaks in one place only. A song may start gaining traction on Spotify, then appear in more playlists, draw more YouTube activity, or begin showing up in radio rotation. Sometimes those signals move together. Other times, one metric rises while the rest stay flat. That distinction matters because a single
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When you’re buying a home, choosing the right loan can feel just as big as choosing the home itself. The loan you choose can shape how much money you need upfront, what your monthly payment looks like, where you’re able to buy, and how comfortable you feel moving forward. If you’re trying to keep
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AI agents have moved beyond simply researching products for your business to buying them for you. Whether it’s cloud storage, renewing a SaaS license, paying a vendor, or ordering coffee for the office, autonomous software increasingly needs a way to pay. Virtual cards for AI agents make that possible. These programmable payment credentials give
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When you first start saving for retirement, you need to decide where to keep your funds, along with the rules and limits of that account. For individual retirement accounts (IRAs), you can choose from traditional and Roth account types. Each has specific contribution limits, income limits and tax rules. Below, Ally Financial outlines what
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The national average cost of assisted living is $5,830 per month, but what families actually pay depends on location, apartment size, and care needs. Some communities charge one all-inclusive monthly rate, while others use tiered or a la carte pricing that adjusts as needs change. Understanding how assisted living costs are structured helps caregivers
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The smoothest college dorm move-ins come down to three things: arriving during your assigned time slot, packing less than you think you need, and having a plan to get everything upstairs fast. It’s a rite of passage at scale — about 1.9 million recent high school graduates head straight to college each fall (62%
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With back-to-school season quickly approaching, Instacart shares its data on what products and categories are seeing an uptick. The Back-to-School Snack Surge Going back to school doesn’t just change the daily routine; it also changes what’s in peoples’ carts. Here’s what Instacart purchase data reveals about how families stock up on food and snacks
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Someone seeing an ad for Trump Accounts might wonder: How is this different from the 529 plan and custodial account I already set up? Why would I open a retirement account for my 5-year-old? Those questions get to the real issue: These accounts aren’t interchangeable, and the right choice depends on what you’re trying
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Buy now, pay later (BNPL) services are easier to use than ever. They’re available in stores or at checkout online, and even bundled with credit cards. They’re especially useful for people who want to pay off large items over time without using a credit card or incurring interest. In fact, because these payments are
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Look around you at any school, and the chances are you’re going to see a security camera. Entrances, parking lots, hallways, reception areas, bus lanes and playgrounds all need visibility. When an incident occurs, footage can help staff work out what took place and why. But recently, the risk around student images has changed.
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You know the feeling. You pull on a fresh shirt in the morning and by midday, there’s a dark patch spreading under your arm. Or your black tee has picked up white marks from your deodorant before you’ve even left the house. And that polyester gym shirt, the one you washed twice, still somehow
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Owning a home is still a big part of the American dream. Getting there, however, looks very different from what it did for previous generations. People still buy homes today (sales increased by 3.2% in May 2026, according to the National Association of Realtors), but they face higher hurdles, such as the exorbitant cost
Continue Reading Por Jackie Wattles y Thomas Bordeaux, CNN en Español Los entusiastas de la exploración espacial han estado siguiendo el viaje sin precedentes del último prototipo de Starship de SpaceX, que terminó flotando en el Océano Índico tras el último vuelo de prueba de la compañía . Ahora, los satélites han captado imágenes asombrosas de barcos
Continue Reading By John Towfighi, CNN New York (CNN) — SpaceX reports its first-ever quarterly earnings as a public company after the closing bell Tuesday, giving investors a detailed look at Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite and AI company after a rocky start to trading.Investors want to learn more about the company’s spending on AI, its revenue streams
Continue Reading Análisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN A menos que Donald Trump encuentre una salida a su postura inflexible sobre Irán, la historia podría llegar a considerar su decisión de declarar la guerra como un error que marcará su presidencia.Pero hasta ahora ha evitado un error potencialmente fatal: intensificar enormemente el conflicto hasta el punto de superar
Continue Reading Por Alex Stambaugh Un hombre salvadoreño que se encontraba detenido en un controvertido centro de detención de inmigrantes en Newark, Nueva Jersey, falleció, según informaron el lunes funcionarios federales, lo que supone la muerte más reciente de un inmigrante bajo custodia del ICE.Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, un migrante de 41 años que se encontraba detenido en el
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WEAR, ERIC JORDAN, CNN By Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a small plane on a training flight that made an emergency landing on a Florida interstate Monday morning, narrowly missing highway signs and vehicles. The single engine Piper PA-28 Cherokee was preparing to land at Pensacola International Airport just
Continue Reading By Alex Stambaugh, Lauren Mascarenhas, Maria Santana, CNN (CNN) — A Salvadoran man being held at a controversial immigration detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, has died, federal officials said Monday, marking the latest death of an immigrant in ICE custody.Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, a migrant detained at the Delaney Hall detention center, was pronounced dead on
Continue Reading By Rocio Munoz, Chris Lau, CNN (CNN) — The United States sent back more than 100 Venezuelans on a repatriation flight on Monday, the first time since deadly earthquakes ravaged the South American nation in late June.The Trump administration had been deporting hundreds of Venezuelans per week prior to June, but its deportation drive came
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Artazum // Shutterstock Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a
Continue Reading By Yumi Asada, Jessie Yeung, Briana Waxman, CNN (CNN) — Three lions at a Tokyo zoo died within a week of suspected heat stress, as extreme temperatures sweep across Japan and other parts of East Asia.The Tama Zoological Park, located in Hino city in the greater Tokyo metropolis, closed its lion exhibit in late July
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