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Month: September 2026

Un “susurro” salvó a este padre y su bebé tras el sismo en Colombia. Ahora buscan reconstruir sus vidas

Por Wilson Barco y Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Cuando el edificio donde vivían comenzó a colapsar, Juan David Gómez abrazó a su bebé Salomón, de apenas dos meses, contra el pecho y trató de protegerlo con su propio cuerpo.“Yo lo llevaba cargado de este costado, siempre muy pegado a mi pecho”, recuerda. “Fue en

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Good Vibes Only: Hanks High launches fashion boutique, gives students retail experience

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)— Hanks High School hosted a special ribbon-cutting ceremony earlier this week to celebrate the opening of the Forever Swap Boutique. It’s a student-run secondhand clothing exchange that fashion design students will manage. This iniative goes beyond fashion; it will provide a hands-on learning environment as students learn how to manage a

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9/11 25th anniversary: Families to gather for ceremonies at World Trade Center, Pentagon, Shanksville

By Emily Shapiro Last Updated: September 11, 2026, 3:00 AM MDT Friday will mark 25 years since the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, which claimed the lives of 2,977 people at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Another 9,000 people have died from 9/11-related illnesses over the last 25 years. Victims’ families, first responders and

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Where wage inequality is increasing and decreasing

Where wage inequality is increasing and decreasing

  Wage equality helps define how workers share in economic growth. When top earners pull far ahead of median workers, rising high-end pay concentrates gains among a relatively small group. According to the Economic Policy Institute, earnings inequality has “redistributed wages away from most workers” and stifled “broader-based wage growth.” However, wider wage gaps may

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Report: Black students’ exclusion from high-quality math has dire consequences

Report: Black students’ exclusion from high-quality math has dire consequences

  Black students have been excluded from high-quality mathematics for generations — with dire outcomes academically and professionally, a California-based math equity group found. Just Equation’s recent report, “Calculated Barriers,” notes that while these students make up 15% of the nation’s public school population, they accounted for only 6% of those enrolled in AP math

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Funding your dream playground

Funding your dream playground

  A playground is more than just a place where kids come to play. It’s where they build confidence, exercise their imagination, and make friends. Playgrounds are also where communities gather and families create memories that last a lifetime. These and many more reasons establish them as a worthy addition to a community, school, or

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