By Hanna Park, Danya Gainor, Holly Yan, Gloria Pazmino, Jeff Winter, Avery Wang, Kara Scannell, CNN (CNN) — A lawsuit filed last month by a former Cornell University student alleging a gang rape at a fraternity house in 2024 has prompted the reopening of an investigation and reignited a firestorm around the scourge of sexual
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EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Tracking a cool fall weekend ahead for the Borderland, with temperatures running about 5 to 8 degrees below normal through Monday. Saturday starts with some clouds, fog and low clouds in parts of the region. Those clouds should gradually clear by midday, leading to partly to mostly sunny skies for
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Por Isa Mudannayake, CNN Aumenta la indignación a medida que el caso de una estudiante de la Universidad de Cornell, presuntamente violada en grupo en una casa de fraternidad en 2024, sigue acaparando la atención nacional, mientras la gobernadora del estado de Nueva York ha prometido que “no permitirá que nadie oculte este caso”.“Quiero la
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Planning a vacation isn’t anywhere near as fun as grabbing your passport and going away, so the concept of outsourcing the hard graft to AI bots like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude may sound ideal. This shortlist from Bodog highlights some of AI’s most spectacular fails, and it might just inspire you to stick to the
Continue ReadingAn estimated 11% of U.S. adults now take a GLP-1 medication for weight loss, up from 3% in 2024, according to Gallup’s 2026 polling. In August 2026, Toast surveyed 850 U.S. adults who currently take a GLP-1 and buy at least one restaurant meal a week. The survey asked what changed after they started on
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Student loan debt affects millions of borrowers. Although it can be a burden, it’s also an opportunity to establish a positive credit history. Making progress towards paying down your student loan debt is possible no matter where you start. This guide from Freedom Debt Relief covers 11 smart ways to pay off student loans, from
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Like many parents, Arielle Roth has concerns about her children’s screen time at school. But unlike her peers, she’s in a position to influence the issue at nearly every school in America. Roth heads an obscure federal agency within the Commerce Department that serves as the president’s top policy adviser on telecommunications issues. In that
Continue ReadingThe professor of political science remembers the neighbors emptying the waste from thousands of birds onto fields. She and her brother would break out into rashes. An Independent voters organization co-founder and farm owner remembers his dad, who raised beef cattle and hogs, calling the smell of manure “the smell of money.” It was the
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Food-rescue organizations are investing in processing facilities to meet growing demand while finding innovative ways to reduce waste. Second Harvest estimates that Canada wastes about 46.5% of its food. In an effort to reduce this figure, the nonprofit — which is one of Canada’s largest food-rescue organizations — announced the opening of a new facility
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In Los Angeles, in Mumbai, in Kuala Lumpur and in several other cities around the planet, autonomous plastic-eating robots are taking over the waterways. They are, in one form or other, chomping up and extracting masses of the manmade garbage. This may sound like a far-flung scene from science fiction. But these waterborne “interceptors” —
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The world has become hotter and, in many places, drier than ever before in recorded history. Just this summer, as some U.S. states battled over rights to the Colorado River, major reservoirs were at historically-low levels. In Puerto Rico, extended drought exacerbated an infrastructure crisis, leaving residents to suffer weeks-long stretches without water. In Europe,
Continue ReadingRoughly seven in 10 people (69%) say improving their finances would have the biggest impact on their overall happiness, and more than half (56%) say the right tools and guidance could make managing money less stressful. Note: This study was conducted among 1,006 U.S. adults ages 18 and older. Throughout this article, respondents are referred
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When two Oglala Lakota scouts heard drilling was expected to begin on Pe’ Sla, the sacred prairie in the Black Hills of South Dakota, they set out on back trails. They needed to find out where. That’s when they saw a deer break ahead, and a red-tailed hawk soar above them — less like coincidence
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Most homeschoolers now piece together a variety of classes and outings for their kids. In the north Pittsburgh area, that often includes enrolling in Roots Learning Academy. Known as a hybrid program, Roots serves roughly 150 families who split their time between home instruction and on-site academic or extracurricular courses in rented church spaces. But
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Halloween can get expensive pretty fast. You might start with bags of candy and a costume for the kids, but then come the decorations, pumpkins, school events, and trips to the pumpkin patch. Before you know it, you’ve spent a lot more than you planned. And it’s not just you. Halloween is no longer about
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Peak sales season is one of the year’s biggest challenges and opportunities. A wave of demand can help e-commerce businesses increase sales, attract new customers, and strengthen existing relationships. But the same surge can push otherwise manageable weaknesses to the point of collapse. Beyond preparing to process higher order volumes, teams can align forecasting, inventory,
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As administrative demands grow, medical practices often face staff overload, delays, higher costs, and less time for patient care. A medical virtual assistant can help manage many of these tasks remotely, but choosing the right fit requires careful evaluation. In this guide, My Mountain Mover answers critical questions about choosing a medical virtual assistant, including
Continue ReadingSmartphones, smartwatches, and fitness trackers have turned walking into data, making movement visible and step challenges easy to measure. That visibility has made walking an approachable exercise and 10,000 steps a familiar target. But step count is only one measure of activity. When walking becomes deliberate exercise, the feet must adapt, too, KURU reports.
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For most people, getting to the airport is just another part of the journey. For someone like Oprah Winfrey, it could be an event in itself. One of the most recognizable women in the world can’t exactly step into a crowded terminal without causing a ruckus. With a schedule built around running a global media
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Shipping big packages can create big challenges for companies of all sizes. What starts as a simple parcel can quickly trigger oversized package fees or dimensional weight charges. Other shipments may be better suited for less-than-truckload (LTL) freight, but knowing when to make the switch isn’t always obvious. Choosing between parcel vs. LTL freight isn’t
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Tom Brady’s career is one of the most lauded and scrutinized in NFL history, not least because it extended well beyond the typical span of a professional football player’s time in the spotlight. While he’s now retired from competitive play, his new career as a sports commentator for Fox, which will earn him $375 million
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Businesses are racing to adopt AI across every function. But HR is different. The data it touches, the decisions it informs, and the people it affects mean the stakes are distinct. So, the question isn’t just whether an organization is using AI. It’s whether the AI you’re using understands HR challenges well enough to solve
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CNN By Gloria Pazmino, Holly Yan, Jessie Yeung, Isa Mudannayake, CNN Ithaca, New York (CNN) — Newly obtained documents reviewed by CNN show Cornell University police drafted letters to wireless carriers about a week after a student now known as Jane Doe told police she had been sexually assaulted by members of the Chi Phi
Continue Reading By Isa Mudannayake, CNN (CNN) — As outrage builds around the case involving a Cornell University student allegedly gang-raped in a fraternity house in October 2024, the university’s president has broken his silence with a statement Saturday.Here’s the latest:University president speaks out: “This is a defining moment in Cornell’s history,” Cornell’s president, Michael Kotlikoff, said
Continue Reading Análisis por Daniel Dale, CNN El presidente Donald Trump ha dicho muchas cosas sobre las tres instalaciones nucleares iraníes que Estados Unidos atacó el año pasado. Hasta la noche de este jueves, nunca había afirmado públicamente que también fueran “fábricas de drogas”.Los comentarios de Trump en un mitin en Oklahoma desconcertaron no solo a los
Continue Reading Por Ivana Kottasová y Svitlana Vlasova, CNN Una audaz operación de las fuerzas militares de Ucrania, que utilizaron robots lanzados tras las líneas enemigas y vehículos blindados de transporte de personal “troyanos” cargados de explosivos, resultó en la captura de más de 250 soldados rusos, según Kyiv.Las fuerzas ucranianas ha estado avanzando poco a poco
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UPDATE (Oct. 5, 2026): The El Paso Police Department identified the three people who died after a crash on Redd Road in West El Paso Friday. 49-year-old Rafael Mendoza died. Police said he was a passenger in a Ford F250 truck. In a separate GMC Sierra truck, 57-year-old Edgar Dominguez and 56-year-old Velsa Dominguez died,
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By Stephanie Yang, CNN (CNN) — Seven years after founding a robotics startup in San Francisco, Rajat Bhageria is confronting a daunting new task: building robots without any help from China.Like most US-based robotics firms, Chef Robotics has come to rely heavily on Chinese components to make the robot arms it sells to food manufacturers
Continue Reading By Arina Porkhovnik, CNN (CNN) — When Sofa, 28, was sent a video of a bear in the yard of her former home in central Siberia, it made her sit up. The threat they posed had once seemed distant.“We were never afraid to go outside, even at night,” she told CNN. A bear entering the
Continue Reading Por Matt Egan, CNN Los sectores de finanzas e información —los dos ámbitos de la economía que han adoptado la inteligencia artificial de manera más agresiva— siguen empleando a cada vez menos personas, según datos federales publicados el viernes.Los economistas señalan que esto constituye una prueba más de que la adopción de la IA ha
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