By Chris Isidore, CNN (CNN) — Car salesman Bob Kain recalls the first time he saw a luxury car with a $25,000 sticker price at his family dealership. It was 1989, and the car was a Ford Crown Victoria.“I remember thinking, ‘My goodness gracious, this is going to be really hard to sell,’” he said.Today,
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By Katia Hetter, CNN (CNN) — Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, yet a growing number of American women have never been screened.Nearly 1 in 3 women ages 21 to 29 in 2023 had never received cervical cancer screening. This proportion was up from about 1 in 8 in 2005, according to
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Por Dalia Faheid, CNN Héctor “Alessandro” Negrete recibió la llamada telefónica nueve meses después de mudarse a Guadalajara, México, con la esperanza de empezar de cero sin el peso oneroso de la incertidumbre y el miedo que cargaba en Los Ángeles.“Oye, tienes algo que dice ‘factura para la patrulla fronteriza’”, recuerda Negrete que le dijo
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By Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — The US Postal Service effort to develop a sweeping new system for verifying mail ballots has invited a host of IT concerns among agency officials, with some describing the process internally as a “sh*t show,” according to a new whistleblower report released Tuesday by a Democratic senator.The unnamed whistleblower
Continue Reading CNN Español De la “Patria Milagro” a las “Fuerzas del Cielo”: líderes latinoamericanos apelan a la religión para sostener sus políticas. Las opciones de Sheinbaum en medio de la batalla de EE.UU. y Canadá. ¿De qué depende el acuerdo petrolero entre EE.UU. y Venezuela? Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero
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By Zoe Sottile, CNN Las Vegas (CNN) — It took close to 30 years for someone to be arrested in the drive-by murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur, an extraordinary stretch that turned the young singer’s 1996 killing into the stuff of legend and conspiracy.By contrast, it took less than three hours for a jury
Continue Reading CNN By Zoe Sottile, CNN Las Vegas (CNN) — It took close to 30 years for someone to be arrested in the drive-by murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur, an extraordinary stretch that turned the young singer’s 1996 killing into the stuff of legend and conspiracy. By contrast, it took less than three hours for
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CNN, POOL By Zoe Sottile, CNN Las Vegas (CNN) — It took close to 30 years for someone to be arrested in the drive-by murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur, an extraordinary stretch that turned the young singer’s 1996 killing into the stuff of legend and conspiracy. By contrast, it took less than three hours
Continue Reading Lilit Marcus Un mensaje urgente inundó los teléfonos de toda la isla: era la hora de las crías de tortuga marina.Bawah, una isla turística ubicada en una remota zona de Indonesia, cuenta con un programa de protección de tortugas marinas. Tres biólogos marinos residentes recorren el archipiélago, recolectando huevos de tortuga marina antes de que
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By Jacqui Palumbo, CNN (CNN) — If Courtney Love was the unpredictable fire of Hole, bassist Melissa Auf der Maur was her cool counterpart, the frontwoman’s right-hand woman both on and off the stage. For five years, the Montreal-born Auf der Maur joined the grunge-rock act just as they crested toward a vertiginous, yet precarious
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Gen Z adults are at the stage when lifelong habits start to take shape. They’re launching careers, reflecting on their values, and building relationships and routines. They’re also navigating messages about beauty standards that sometimes oppose the needs of their long-term health. Case in point: the “tanmaxxing” trend found on social media. “Ain’t no
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The largest planned AI data center in New Jersey is being accused of violating federal law after a Floodlight visual investigation found the site running dozens of unpermitted gas-powered generators. Thermal drone footage the organization captured in mid-August showed the partly completed DataOne facility in Vineland was operating at least 45 of the site’s
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A day of hiking, cycling, or kayaking somewhere far from home tends to leave travelers tired in the body, but also calmer in the head. Adventure travel often brings together three factors associated with well-being: sustained movement in natural environments, recovery practices such as hot springs and massages, and social connections formed through shared
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People have never had more information about their sleep. With smartwatches and sleep trackers, readiness scores, recovery metrics, and viral “sleepmaxxing” advice, Americans are constantly searching for the perfect night’s sleep. But for some people, that pursuit is actually making sleep worse. The condition is called orthosomnia, an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep.
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If TV shows are to be believed, there are communities in the U.S. where people just walk into each other’s homes for a coffee or to hang out, no call ahead needed While neighborhood potlucks and community get-togethers remain a steadfast part of American culture in some places, anecdotal evidence seems to indicate a
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Family researchers have spent decades taking a look at how far parents end up living from their adult children, yet very little research focuses on the relationship between siblings. Even though they are the ones typically splitting holiday hosting, dividing up a parent’s care as they age, and making calls when things go wrong,
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For years, concerns about social media were largely framed as a matter of personal responsibility: Parents could limit screen time, teenagers could put down their phones, and users could simply log off. That framing is changing as research, litigation and government action increasingly examine whether platform design itself can contribute to harm. That shift
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For years, the common understanding in the rent vs. buy debate was that buying was “building wealth.” Renting was “throwing money away.” In 2026, that script no longer matches the numbers. Mortgage rates sit near 6.6%. The median home costs more than $400,000. And on a monthly basis, renting now costs less than buying
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As long as employers continue to use online job boards to hire workers, fake job offers will continue to plague passive and active job seekers. What’s more, newer generative AI tools have started doing a lot of the heavy lifting for scammers. Between the proliferation of AI tools and the approaching fall season, now
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Shopping is the most popular leisure activity for overseas travelers, according to a 2025 survey from the International Trade Administration, and jewelry remains as a meaningful souvenir people bring home. According to a 2026 study by Jewelers Mutual about jewelry shopping trends, 40% of travelers purchased jewelry on their adventures during the past year, and
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The NFL is America’s biggest professional football league, but it is also a multibillion-dollar economic ecosystem spanning media rights, franchise valuations, player salaries, stadium investment, advertising, merchandise, sports betting and prediction markets. With 32 teams, more than $23 billion in annual revenue and an average franchise value of $7.1 billion in 2026, the league
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Dropping a child off for freshman year at college and officially becoming empty nesters is the kind of milestone that sneaks up on parents even when you’ve had a lifetime of warning. Looking ahead to the milestones still to come as children move further into adulthood, one that most parents don’t give much thought
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American homeowners are pulling money out of their homes at the fastest first-quarter pace in years. But the way they’re doing it has reversed, which reveals how much wealth is sitting in the country’s houses and how carefully owners are choosing to reach it. In the first quarter of 2026, homeowners withdrew roughly $47
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When buying a house, you’re probably doing a walk-through and dreaming about a new life in a new space. Often, buyers are sold on a freshly painted house with brand-new appliances. But beyond cosmetics, there is critical information in property records that seasoned real estate investors appreciate. Public property records can be used to
Continue ReadingEveryone is talking about the “Trump Account” that starts with a free $1,000 and could potentially be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars by the time your kid retires. But that’s only if you understand exactly what it is and how it works. Trump Accounts officially launched in July 2026, and while there are
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Every shipment has one job: get to the customer. It doesn’t matter how it gets there—whatever mode gets the job done is the right one. Most business owners aren’t trying to become shipping experts. They just want shipping to work because a shipment that doesn’t reach the customer isn’t just a logistics problem; it’s
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Labor Day weekend is coming up on Sept. 7, and DoorDash is marking the unofficial end of summer by serving up its Top Burger and Hot Dog list. The list recognizes standout small and medium-sized restaurants making it easy to skip the grill and let someone else handle the holiday weekend cooking. Whether the
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Patients don’t always tell their doctors everything. They round down the number of drinks they have per week, or skip over the medication they forgot to take. The newest omission? Taking health advice from AI. A Zocdoc-commissioned national survey of more than 1,000 patients and 1,000 healthcare providers conducted in February 2026 reveals why.
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The advantages of electric vehicles (EVs) — lower operating costs, quieter cabins, and fewer emissions — can make them a great choice for car buyers. EVs can also be charged at home overnight, when electricity rates are typically lower. Given these attractive features, it may not be surprising that many people are financing EVs
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Since crypto first dominated the headlines in 2021, owning bitcoin and other tokens has become associated with living in a handful of geographic hot spots. New York is now a hub for crypto startups, Silicon Valley is home to blockchain engineers, Texas attracted miners and Miami has transformed into the center for major crypto
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