By Michael Ballaban, CNN (CNN) — Ford is the undisputed global leader in pickup trucks. The F-Series is the best-selling vehicle in the US – of any kind – since 1981. Its latest pickup, the Ford Fathom, will cost a downright cheap $28,350, which should set it up to be a massive seller.And it absolutely
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By Kaanita Iyer, Hannah Rabinowitz, CNN (CNN) — Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska said Friday she will vote against Todd Blanche’s nomination to be attorney general, narrowing his chances at Senate confirmation for the role.With Sen. Mitch McConnell absent and all Democrats expected to vote against the confirmation, Blanche cannot afford to lose any
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By Diana Anos, CNN (CNN) — Cases of Candida auris, a fungus found in healthcare facilities, are rising rapidly this year, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.As of July 25, 3,437 clinical cases in 27 states have been reported, CDC data shows. The agency recorded 4,290 clinical cases in all of last
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By Amarachi Orie, CNN London (CNN) — Minnie Driver says she is “in shock” and “grateful to be alive” after spraining her neck in a “really bad car accident.”Appearing in an Instagram video Thursday lying down in a neck brace, the actress, who had previously been posting videos in Paris, said, “Paris update is that
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Por Gonzalo Jiménez, CNN en Español Al igual que Keanu Reeves en 2020 y Pedro Pascal en 2025, quienes estrenaron varias películas en un mismo año, la actriz Zendaya se prepara para dominar la llamada Cultura Pop de 2026 con cuatro largometrajes y una serie de TV.Zendaya, cuyo nombre completo es Zendaya Maree Stoermer Coleman,
Continue Reading By Patrick Svitek, CNN (CNN) — Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan, is stepping up his efforts to appeal to Democrats after their party picked progressive Abdul El-Sayed as their standard-bearer in the battleground race.In a new video first shared with CNN, Rogers speaks directly to camera to make his case to
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By Dana O’Neil, CNN State College, Pennsylvania (CNN) — The FedEx driver rolled up to campus and realized he had a problem, a delivery man’s version of Chief Brody realizing he was going to need a bigger boat in “Jaws.”He called Ben Herman, the Penn State assistant athletic director for equipment operations, and shared his
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By Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — It looked like a scene from a horror film: A figure dressed in a baggy black and red clown outfit, their face partially covered, approaching a Ring camera late at night, glaring into the lens and whispering a warning, “I’m looking for you.” But the encounter was not just
Continue Reading KSDK, FAMILY PHOTOS, LAURA FLEMING, CNN By Rebekah Riess, CNN (CNN) — It looked like a scene from a horror film: A figure dressed in a baggy black and red clown outfit, their face partially covered, approaching a Ring camera late at night, glaring into the lens and whispering a warning, “I’m looking for you.”
Continue Reading Por CNN Español Trump intenta nuevamente limitar la ciudadanía por nacimiento. El chavismo dialoga con la oposición en Venezuela. Detienen en México al exgobernador Ángel Aguirre, vinculado al caso Ayotzinapa. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad.Suscríbete aquí para recibir el newsletter cada mañana en tu correo🎙 Escucha las
Continue Reading By Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — A summer hiring slump dogged the US labor market in July as the economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs, according to new data released Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.The unemployment rate dropped to 4.1% from 4.2% as more people left the labor force.July’s job gains marked a sharp
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Every year, someone in finance asks whether the company’s AI spend is worth it. Every year, leadership says yes. And every year, the employees actually using the tools have no idea the question was even asked. Now, corporate America is starting to sweat over its AI bill. Microsoft canceled most of its Claude Code
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What’s a winemaker to do on a warming planet? Much has been written about how climate change threatens viticulture around the globe — or at least, threatens to fundamentally change the practice. A long-lasting drought in Chile is forcing winemakers to rethink irrigation systems. Vintners in California must not only endure wildfires but also
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If you’re a parent of a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you’ve probably thought a lot about how to help them navigate daily life. Medication may be one of the first things that comes to mind, but it’s not the only option experts recommend. Behavior therapy helps children build skills like attention
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Between lakeside getaways, music and food festivals, trips to the national parks and even hitting the movie theater for some air conditioning, there are plenty of ways you may be tempted to stretch your budget on a summer weekend. FOMO can urge you to pull out your wallet more than you should, leading to
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As the school year begins, your family is likely getting supplies ready and adjusting to a new routine after summer break. Whether your child attends elementary, middle, or high school, it’s natural for them to feel both excited and nervous at the same time. And keeping them happy, healthy, and safe is likely your
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It’s easier than ever to start a business: Often all you need is a laptop and a business plan. But today’s business environment tests owners’ resilience in new ways. The familiar challenges of securing financing, managing expenses and building a loyal customer base now exist alongside emerging cyber and legal risks. With sustained economic
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When Reneta Johnson, head of a small charter network in Birmingham, Alabama, asked students how they wanted to spend this summer, they said they liked to make TikTok videos. That gave her an idea. The staff at Legacy Prep built a three-week summer schedule around the theme of “Lights, Camera, Action,” blending drama, music
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There’s no way around it: America is getting older. The country’s median age climbed to a record-high 39.4 in 2025, according to U.S. Census Bureau population estimates, up from 35.6 in 2001. Almost one-third of Americans are over the age of 55, compared with roughly a quarter of the population in 2010. It would
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Someone in the group is scrolling a restaurant’s menu from the couch, phone tilted sideways, hunting for any mention of tree nuts or shellfish. They don’t find it and send a message out to the group chat saying, “Not sure I can eat here.” Ten minutes later, the plan has shifted to a different
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Teams evaluating CRM solutions typically follow a similar process, including assessing features, pricing, and integrations, booking a demo, and testing through a free trial. A key component that’s often overlooked is whether the company behind the CRM will be the same or better a few years down the line. The worldwide CRM software market
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Greece’s Golden Visa grants renewable residence permits to qualifying non-EU investors and eligible family members, most commonly through property investment. At the end of May 2026, the country still had 33,051 related applications awaiting a decision, Movingto reports. That was 2,618 fewer than the 35,669 pending at the end of March, a 7.3% reduction
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“We do a lot of wonderful work with onions,” is a phrase you don’t hear often while reporting on artificial intelligence. But using algorithms to help farmers improve yields while reducing chemical usage is Swiss startup Ecorobotix’s bread and butter, according to Abbey Flury, global marketing and communications manager at the company. “Our onion
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An approaching talent cliff is on a collision course with technology shifts in public-sector finance offices. Across the U.S., retirements are accelerating, and recruitment pipelines are thin, with younger professionals less likely to remain in one organization for long periods. Meanwhile, pressure to provide faster reporting, stronger transparency, and deeper analytics continues to increase
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Americans’ bond to their pets is reshaping how they spend their money, organize their lives, make daily decisions and care for their own well-being, according to new research from PerkyPet AI. The findings also point to growing opportunities to better support pet parents between veterinary visits. A July 2026 survey of 1,250 U.S. pet
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Short-term rental investors confront a dual threat: cooling returns and tightening regulations that squeeze profitability while raising loan qualification hurdles. Platforms like Airbnb have democratized vacation rental investing, but they’ve also triggered state and local crackdowns on tax compliance, licensing, and occupancy caps. For investors already holding properties or considering new purchases, miscalculating revenue
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Doctors from other countries can and do practice medicine in the United States. In fact, foreign-born physicians make up roughly 1 in 4 U.S. doctors, with an estimated 325,000 trained abroad and now working here as of late 2025. The challenge is that practicing legally in the U.S. requires two separate things: a state
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This year, more and more people flying private won’t touch down at JFK, LAX, or O’Hare. Instead, they will land at airports most travelers haven’t even heard of, places such as Teterboro, Westchester County, Van Nuys, and Opa-locka. An underlayer of aviation infrastructure carries the bulk of the country’s business jet traffic, and an
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The car care industry is reaping the benefits of long-term planning focused on automation, efficient capital usage, and migrating its business to subscription models. Americans are keeping their cars longer. According to Mobility Global, the average age of a passenger car in the U.S. is 14.5 years old. This should come as no surprise,
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Families face mounting pressure to consolidate wealth across generations while estate planning remains fragmented and vulnerable to legal disputes. Multigenerational living arrangements create immediate practical demands—but they also offer landowners a strategic path to preserve and compound family wealth through property improvement. The challenge: knowing which investments deliver legacy value versus those that drain
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