Story by AP BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s federal prosecutor’s office said a former foreign intelligence chief was arrested Tuesday on espionage allegations.August Hanning, 80, served as president of the Federal Intelligence Service, or BND, from December 1998 to November 2005.He is “strongly suspected of treasonous espionage, spying out state secrets, attempted treason, and espionage,” the
Continue Reading By Issy Ronald, Katie Hunt, CNN (CNN) — The 2026 Nobel Prize in physics has been awarded to Francis Halzen, a pioneering Belgian astrophysicist whose work developing a massive observatory in Antarctica to detect “ghostly” cosmic particles laid the foundations for an “entirely new type of astronomy.”These tiny, high-energy particles from space, known as neutrinos,
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CNN, WSTM, MEGAN ZEREZ , ITHACA VOICE, NY OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR, Megan Zerez / Ithaca Voice By Gloria Pazmino, Maria Sole Campinoti, Holly Yan, Hanna Park, CNN Ithaca, New York (CNN) — A former Justice Department official will delve into Cornell University’s response to a student’s allegations of gang rape as outrage over the
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By John Towfighi, CNN New York (CNN) — Wall Street rolled into 2026 on a hot streak and continued with a booming first half.Profits surged, fueled by massive spending on artificial intelligence, elevated trading activity in a volatile market and dealmaking that has benefited from a relaxed regulatory environment under the Trump administration.Wall Street hauled
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If it seems like there’s a new scam popping up every day, you’re not imagining it. Between email phishing campaigns, fraudulent calls or web popups, scams are increasingly common, especially in the day and age of artificial intelligence. In fact, a 2025 Pew survey found that 73% of U.S. adults have been the victim of
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It’s a sight that stops Florida boaters and beachgoers in their tracks: a thick green sludge coating the water, smelling of rotten eggs and dead fish. Ashley Smyth, a coastal biogeochemist at the University of Florida, likens the color and consistency to guacamole. “I used to say pea soup, but then I moved to Florida,
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After federal immigration agents ended their aggressive enforcement blitzes in the streets of Minneapolis and Chicago, President Donald Trump promised mass deportations with “a little bit of a softer touch.” Less focused on targeted cities, this quieter approach has led to a surge in immigration arrests across the country, The Marshall Project reports. Arrests began
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For decades, the assumption has been simple: Serious outdoor living happens in California and Florida. Sunshine, the thinking goes, is the only requirement that matters. A new state-by-state ranking compiled by The Luxury Pergola complicates that view. Weighed against U.S. Census data on homeownership and household budgets, and active interest in outdoor living based on
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As millions of Americans around the country begin their freshman year at university, they are encountering many firsts on campus: Their first dorm room, their first college cafeteria and often, their first credit card. College is famously fertile ground for banks looking for new customers. Students starting out on their own need credit access, are
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According to a new survey of women who recently graduated from college, nearly two-thirds (64%) often felt that talking openly about periods could lead to embarrassment or judgment. The poll of 2,000 women who graduated from college in the last five years also found 61% think more open conversations about periods would have made their
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Family vacations create memories that last a lifetime — the first time your kids see the ocean, the campfire stories under the stars or laughter during a road trip sing-along. But when you’re budgeting for a family, that dream getaway often feels out of reach. Rising costs for flights, hotels and daily expenses make even
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You’ve seen the hotel. You’ve Googled the airfare. Maybe you’ve even contemplated spending your entire vacation budget on a pilgrimage to Sicily because The White Lotus made it look irresistible. Welcome to the age of “set-jetting,” wherein the places seen on screen become the places people want to go in real life. HexClad examines the
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Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is brought on by the changing seasons. It can be an overwhelming, jarring type of depression. Most people, when first dealing with it, aren’t sure how to cope with seasonal depression. They begin feeling sapped of energy and interest during the fall, and their condition continues to worsen as winter progresses.
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If you’re spending hours chasing down receipts, categorizing expenses, reviewing purchases, and reconciling transactions at month-end, adopting another platform or feature may feel like more hassle than it’s worth. But today’s AI-powered spend-management software is designed to reduce manual effort, and it can help streamline your company’s spend management processes. In this article, Mercury, a
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Skin elasticity refers to your skin’s ability to stretch and bounce back to its original shape. When the skin loses its structural proteins—collagen and elastin—it struggles to do this. It’s a sign of healthy, youthful skin, and maintaining it is key to achieving firmer skin. As we age, skin elasticity naturally decreases, but with the
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Learning how to manage your money is a little like learning how to cook a new dish. You might be a little intimidated by the ingredients or the fancy instructions using French words you’ve never heard of. But you enjoy the end result, and the next time you make the dish, it’s even easier. The
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There’s one official source for free credit reports online, and that’s annualcreditreport.com. You can pull reports from all three major consumer credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. It’s simple, it’s free, and you can do it up to once a week. Your credit score is something else worth checking. Credit scores are generated using information
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Visit any retail store on a Saturday in November. Between the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping, you’ll see employees ringing up customers, heading to the backroom to grab requested items, and keeping everyday essentials stocked — all while they’re trying to keep the checkout line moving. On top of that, they’re answering the same
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Fitness, nutrition, sleep, mental health, longevity — the wellness industry is vast and lucrative. The market reached $6.8 trillion in 2024, with the Global Wellness Institute projecting that figure will hit $9.8 trillion by 2029. Much of it serves ordinary needs. But wherever people are willing to spend heavily on feeling better, you can bet
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The tech industry is finally acknowledging what parents and educators have known for years: Screen fatigue is real, and it directly impacts educational outcomes. For families shopping for tablets, laptops and monitors this back-to-school season, the landscape looks fundamentally different. In this article, consumer electronics company TCL covers why the focus on digital screens is
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Fall is the ideal time to prepare your home for colder temperatures, heavy rain, high winds, and other seasonal weather. Fall provides an opportunity to get ahead of seasonal problems instead of waiting for wintry conditions that force you to complete urgent maintenance and repairs. Your fall home maintenance checklist should cover your heating system,
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When an order is delayed, or a card has been charged twice, do shoppers prefer typing their question to the AI agent on the website, or do they go looking for a phone number to ask a human? For most shoppers, it depends on the question. Ahead of the busiest shopping period of the year,
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Some people taking a GLP-1 medication who also take thyroid medication describe symptoms such as fatigue, constipation, feeling cold, hair thinning and stalled weight loss. This can result in self-questioning that is difficult to answer without looking further: Is it the GLP-1 medication or is it my thyroid? Many of these patients have Hashimoto’s thyroiditis,
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Historically, national security reviews were not a topic of conversation in biotech licensing deals. Things are changing. The bipartisan Biotech Investment National Security Act of 2026 would amend the COINS Act by adding biotechnology as a covered sector, expand reviewable transactions to include licensing deals, and give the U.S. Treasury a year to write rules
Continue Reading By Laura Paddison, CNN and Masoud Popalzai (CNN) — Shazia knows what life will be like in a major city that’s run out of water because she’s already living that reality — and it’s unbearable.The 34-year-old lives in the Khair Khana neighborhood of Afghanistan’s capital Kabul with her three children and her husband, who ekes
Continue Reading Por Gloria Pazmino, Hanna Park, Maria Sole Campinoti, CNN Miembros del Senado Académico de la Universidad de Cornell presentaron una resolución para un voto de censura contra la administración universitaria por su gestión de la presunta violación en grupo ocurrida en el campus en 2024, mientras que los llamados a la reforma y la rendición
Continue Reading Melissa Bell Francia se enfrenta a grandes dificultades para contener las mayores protestas estudiantiles de las últimas décadas. Lo que comenzó como una manifestación en apoyo a los profesores en huelga en un instituto de las afueras de París se ha convertido en una crisis nacional.Cientos de escuelas se han visto obligadas a cerrar y
Continue Reading Por Ronnie Glassberg, CNN El telepredicador Jim Bakker, que alcanzó gran notoriedad nacional en las décadas de 1970 y 1980 antes de abandonar su ministerio en medio de un escándalo, falleció a los 86 años.“Con el corazón roto les comunico que mi amado esposo, Jim Bakker, partió a la presencia del Señor esta noche”, anunció
Continue Reading CNN By Zoe Sottile, CNN (CNN) — Tarana Burke thinks those asking if anything has changed since MeToo are posing the wrong question. The political organizer, who in 2006 started the hashtag that would take off in 2017 amid a mass reckoning with sexual violence, has seen it before. A high-profile episode sparks a new
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