Por Anabella González y Iván Pérez Sarmenti, CNN en Español La familia Hurtado llevaba una vida tranquila en Florida. Desde 2023, cuando dejaron su Venezuela natal para establecerse en Estados Unidos, sus rutinas fueron simples: estudiar, trabajar, reunirse por las noches para cenar, disfrutar de algún paseo. Pero esa calma se perturbó cuando el Servicio
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By Andy Scholes, CNN (CNN) — Five weeks into the NFL season, three teams remain unbeaten, a Super Bowl favorite is suddenly struggling and one high-profile head coach is already feeling the heat.With division rivalries, a Sunday night shootout and a crucial London showdown on tap, Week 6 could tell us a lot about which
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By John Towfighi, Hanna Ziady, CNN New York/London (CNN) — A global rout in semiconductor chip stocks sent investors rushing into different sectors and government bonds on Thursday as they looked for safety in other corners of the market.The S&P 500 bounced back from an initial decline and rose 0.33%, led by gains in health
Continue Reading Por Laura Paddison, CNN El glaciar más ancho del planeta se está derritiendo “más agresivamente” de lo previsto, lo que significa que su impacto en el aumento global del nivel del mar podría duplicar las estimaciones actuales, según una nueva investigación de un equipo de glaciólogos.El glaciar Thwaites, en la Antártida Occidental —apodado el Glaciar
Continue Reading Por Tyler Ory, CNN El huracán Trudy se formó a unos 480 km al sur-suroeste de Acapulco, México, a las 5 a.m. hora de Miami, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes de Estados Unidos.Trudy presenta vientos sostenidos de 120 km/h y se espera que se intensifique rápidamente hasta convertirse en un huracán mayor —de categoría
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By Leah Asmelash, CNN (CNN) — In the past few weeks, five high school seniors have told college application consultant Robert Schwartz that they’re changing their plans, he said. The students, all girls, told him they were no longer going to apply to Cornell University.Schwartz, the founder of YourBestCollegeEssay, has been helping students prepare for
Continue Reading By Lianne Kolirin, CNN London (CNN) — The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have made their first joint public appearance in Britain since moving back to the country.Prince Harry and Meghan were greeted by well-wishers as they arrived at the Community Recording Studio (CRS) in Nottingham on Thursday morning.Crowds gave the couple balloons and flowers,
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Continue Reading By Laura Paddison, CNN (CNN) — The planet’s widest glacier is melting “more aggressively” than previously projected, meaning its impacts on global sea level rise could be double current estimates, according to new research by a team of glaciologists.Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica — nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier because of the catastrophe its collapse would
Continue Reading Por Blake Ellis, Melanie Hicken y Curt Devine, CNN En los años previos al fatal accidente de esta semana en su parque temático de Georgia, Six Flags ha sido acusada de no mantener adecuadamente sus establecimientos, en medio de cientos de informes de lesiones y fallas peligrosas en sus atracciones anticuadas, según un análisis de
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By Annie Grayer, CNN (CNN) — When House Speaker Mike Johnson decided in September to send lawmakers home early to their districts ahead of the midterm elections, House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan quietly made clear that he would have handled the situation differently, according to a source close to Jordan.In a private conversation with one
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By David Mack, CNN (CNN) — Michael Packard wants you to know he wasn’t swallowed by a whale — he was inside one. Yes, he knows what the crush of a whale’s jaw feels like as it clenches down, and how dark it is inside there once it does. He knows what a whale’s tongue
Continue Reading By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — Fewer health insurance plans. Higher out-of-pocket costs. Skimpier supplemental benefits.This upheaval is what senior citizens will have to contend with when Medicare Advantage open enrollment for 2027 coverage begins on Thursday. That’s why it’s even more important that enrollees review their plan options so they aren’t hit with unexpected
Continue Reading Por Sophia Saifi y Billy Stockwell, CNN Treinta y dos niños y una profesora murieron y decenas resultaron heridos cuando el techo de una escuela en el norte de Pakistán se derrumbó el jueves por la mañana, informaron las autoridades.Las fuertes lluvias caídas durante la noche provocaron que el techo de un edificio de dos
Continue ReadingFewer than 2 million American households rank among the top 1% of earners. When examined by state, the income needed to join this group varies dramatically. In some places, households can enter the top 1% at income levels that fall well below the threshold elsewhere, reflecting an uneven landscape of wages and wealth. SmartAsset analyzed
Continue ReadingIf you ask a real estate investor to name their portfolio’s single largest expense, they’ll most likely point to mortgage interest or ongoing maintenance. But if you take a closer look at your quarterly income statements, another cost silently erodes your net operating income (NOI) year after year. Property taxes. Unlike fixed financing rates, property
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Four years after far-right Republicans helped elect Monae Johnson as South Dakota secretary of state, she’s backing a Democrat to replace her. The cross-party endorsement is unusual. But the more interesting story is how Johnson got to this point, Votebeat reports. Johnson ousted a GOP incumbent in 2022 with support from activists who distrusted electronic vote-counting
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The baby girl had been born healthy. Eight pounds, eight ounces. Then came the vomiting and crying. She wasn’t gaining weight. Her parents took her to the hospital, and again a few days later for diarrhea. Each time, the doctors sent her home with a new formula mixture, first substituting skim milk for evaporated milk,
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As companies compete for talent, employee engagement, and customer loyalty, workplace recognition is becoming more than an occasional thank you. Compensation, management, flexibility and advancement remain fundamental, while gestures ranging from a personal note to corporate chocolate gifts can provide another way to acknowledge employees, clients and business partners. Compartés helps explain why corporate holiday gifting can
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In the 12 months before midterm elections, U.S. stocks have returned an average of just 2.9%, compared with 8.9% across all years. In the 12 months after, they have averaged 12.4%. With the November 3, 2026 midterms 29 days away, investors are asking whether that pattern can be trusted. Plus500 looks at what 100+ years of
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“It would go right about … there.” Joaquin Peña nods under a straw hat, motioning to a piece of pipe sticking out of his land roughly 100 feet from the banks of the Rio Grande. Leggy sunflowers bob in the wind against a mountainous backdrop that resembles an old Western movie set. Two dogs named
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When you get behind the wheel, you feel more secure strapping on your seatbelt and knowing that you have a car insurance policy in place. But what about all those other motorists around you? What happens if one of those drivers damages your vehicle but doesn’t have sufficient insurance protection, or any coverage at all?
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Twelve months ago, most states were still competing to land the next hyperscale data center. That’s no longer true. In 2026, Ohio and Illinois paused their data center tax breaks. Texas paused new data center grid connections pending a statewide audit. Virginia, home to the world’s largest data center market, imposed a new tax on data center electricity
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Couches are the furniture people most often move, according to on-demand moving and delivery service Lugg’s analysis of more than 1.5 million completed bookings since 2016. But among furniture leaving a home, beds and mattresses are much more likely to be headed for disposal. About 85% of bed and mattress trips were headed for disposal in
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Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. This can be achieved physically, like using one of our body scrubs, or chemically, with alpha or beta hydroxy acids. Exfoliating helps to unclog pores, prevent acne, and allows your skin to better absorb skincare products. By regularly exfoliating,
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Leasing a truck or a Jeep feels a little like renting an apartment: it’s yours to live in, but you don’t get to knock down walls. So, can you modify a leased truck? Yes — within limits. Leasing companies care about one thing above all else: getting the vehicle back in a condition they can
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The Gothic aesthetic isn’t just for spooky season — it’s becoming a year-round travel trend. In Unpack ’27, the annual travel trends report from Hotels.com, the brand said travelers are increasingly interested in staying at hotels that are moody and atmospheric. Think neo-Gothic and Victorian-inspired architecture, candlelit corridors, and rich, color-drenched rooms. Sixty-five percent of travelers want to book a
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Choosing a domain name can feel like a small decision next to building a new product. But domain registration is an important part of starting a business. Yes, you can change your domain later, but doing so after you’ve already acquired an audience can create more work for your already-busy team and cause confusion among your
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As the colder seasons approach, many people start preparing for fall and winter routines. For most people, this should include getting a yearly flu shot. The flu vaccine is effective and safe and provides protection against flu illness — both for you and for those around you. Getting a flu vaccine can keep you from missing work
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Most people experience common foot issues like bunions, stiffness, or a sore heel. These problems are often more inconvenient than painful, but if they persist, they can impact daily movement. When a foot problem seems benign, people often choose to work around it instead of treating it. Going to the doctor may not feel necessary,
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