CNN Español Hola, lectores. Este martes nos adentramos en un tribunal de inmigración de EE.UU. donde niños pequeños comparecen muchas veces sin abogados. Además, detallamos el vuelo de prueba de la nave Starship de Spacex y exploramos la campaña de Trump para impulsar a sus candidatos en las elecciones intermedias.Suscríbete aquí para recibir el newsletter
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By Brad Lendon, CNN (CNN) — Four US Navy sailors aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower aircraft carrier were injured on Monday evening when an aircraft suffered a “mishap” while trying to land on the ship off the coast of Virginia, with two aviators ejecting from the plane, the Navy said in a statement.“At approximately
Continue Reading Por Elisabeth Buchwald y Matt Egan La prohibición del presidente Donald Trump a las bebidas alcohólicas canadienses entró en vigor este martes, una medida sin precedentes que pone de relieve el deterioro de una de las relaciones comerciales más estrechas del mundo.La prohibición, que afecta a bebidas alcohólicas canadienses por valor de US$ 800 millones
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By Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s order to levy 100% tariffs on certain patented pharmaceutical products and ingredients takes effect on Tuesday.But experts question the extent to which the move will achieve its goal of spurring more drug manufacturing in the US. That’s because the burden will fall most heavily on small
Continue Reading Por Sean Lyngaas, CNN El secretario de Defensa de EE.UU., Pete Hegseth, firmó un memorando en el que ordena a las fuerzas armadas defender las elecciones de mitad de mandato de la injerencia extranjera, informó este lunes el Pentágono.El Comando Cibernético de Estados Unidos, la unidad de guerra cibernética de las fuerzas militares, y las
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Iowa is the U.S. state with the most factory farms: 10,830 of them, to be exact. The massive scale of animal agriculture in Iowa produces staggering amounts of manure, more than its fields of corn, soy and other crops can absorb. This has a devastating effect on the state’s water. When too much manure is
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For years, a household budget had a little give. A slightly higher electric bill one month could be absorbed by a slightly cheaper grocery run the next. That cushion is gone for most U.S. consumers, and the bills doing the damage are the ones no family can opt out of. A new survey of 1,000
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Curious if wine goes bad? The answer—in short—is yes, and it happens rather quickly. Rarely does a bottle of wine go unfinished, but in the off-chance it does, Silver Oak Winery explains how to properly store the opened bottle, how long the wine can be enjoyed before it is past its drinking prime, and how
Continue ReadingJournalists need sources when writing an article. Tracking down sources to comment on a topic, like experts in a medical field or business owners affected by a policy decision, can be time consuming. This is where platforms like Help a Reporter Out (HARO) come in. It works like this: A journalist is writing an article,
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Are you guilty of “sharenting” — oversharing details about your child’s life on social media, like a birthday, pet’s name, school name, or photos of where they live or spend time? It may seem harmless, but those details and proud moments can help cybercriminals answer security questions, build a profile, or piece together a child’s
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This story starts with a sunset. Pavement gives way to a two-lane bridge that connects one side of Machias, Maine, to the other. From a distance, the bridge looks like it’s floating on the water underneath it. In reality, it’s built atop a dike that prevents the saltwater tides of Machias Bay from reaching the
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A few years ago, Eric Gil was living at his uncle’s place in Waterbury, Connecticut, where he shared a bedroom with his brother and cousin. With eight people in the house, it was crowded. He was trying to get out, but rental prices in Waterbury — which currently average $1,600 a month — were prohibitively
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In today’s increasingly data-driven world, real estate investors are searching in earnest for every competitive edge they can exploit. If you’re an investor whose livelihood depends on reaching motivated sellers before your competitors do, identifying absentee owners is one of the most important things you can do. Absentee ownership is an often-overlooked indicator of a
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Walk into three stores looking for a size 8, and you may leave with a 6, an 8, and a 10, all of which fit. Online, where shoppers cannot try garments on first, those discrepancies become harder to navigate. When shopping across apparel brands, including online, consulting brand-specific sizing information can help shoppers navigate differences
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Americans are lonelier than ever. The U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Vivek Murthy, declared a national epidemic in 2023, warning that about half of U.S. adults are experiencing considerable levels of loneliness. The problem had been building for years, and the pandemic only made it worse. Murthy has also been blunt about the fix: The most effective way
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Budgeting is a key element of financial success at almost any income level. When it comes to budgeting—and ultimately saving—how much you earn doesn’t matter as much as how you manage your money. The thing is, people are not born knowing how to build a workable budget or save enough money for financial security. Both
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When you’re drowning in debt, it’s easy to get tunnel vision about paying it off. But while chipping away at that debt is necessary to secure a healthy financial life, you don’t want to sacrifice another key element: an emergency fund. An emergency fund, as the name implies, is a bucket of money you set
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A new formulation of the popular acne drug Accutane, the common brand name for isotretinoin, is entering the U.S. market. It promises fewer side effects and a gentler experience for patients. Some are calling it “topical Accutane.” More accurately known as topical isotretinoin, it is a cream that delivers the active ingredient in oral isotretinoin
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AI is already becoming part of how people research financial decisions. But when it comes to getting a mortgage, consumers appear willing to let it go much further than answering questions or comparing rates. To understand how far consumers are comfortable letting AI into the mortgage process, Lower surveyed 1,000 U.S. consumers about how they
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Switching employers in a short period of time (aka job hopping) used to be a recipe for success. During the so-called Great Resignation of 2021-2022, bouncing from job to job paid: A 2022 Pew Research Center report found 60% of job switchers saw real earnings gains, against 47% of those who stayed. Things have calmed
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Conforming mortgages accounted for nearly three-quarters of Optimal Blue’s rate-lock volume in July 2020. Six years later, they no longer make up half of it. Conforming mortgages fell below half of Optimal Blue rate-lock volume in April, the first time that had happened since at least January 2018. Conforming share was 47% in July and remained
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The regional differences between cost per square foot are an important metric for any real estate agent to understand. This information helps agents properly price properties while advocating for and advising their clients. Without having the data to back their decisions, agents will find themselves losing potential sales. Some U.S. metro areas give buyers access
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Fifty-one percent of the population of the U.S. has some kind of life insurance coverage in place, and the industry assets cover the equivalent of 41% of the country’s collective yearly personal income, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. Meanwhile, ACLI data shows that the annual voluntary surrender rate for individual policyholders
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If you assume the drivers stuck in the longest commutes are also paying the most to insure their cars, the data says otherwise. Drivers in Stockton-Lodi, California — home to the worst commute in the country, where nearly one in five car commuters spends an hour or more getting to work — actually pay slightly
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If you spent any time walking the conference floor at Dreamforce this year, you could feel the shift. The conversations felt different. Last year, everyone wanted to talk about how many AI prompts they could string together or how fast they could generate a cold email sequence. This year, the mood was a lot more
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Finding the right family SUV shouldn’t feel like a second job. Edmunds tested features like third-row access and infotainment ease of use to find today’s top SUVs for parents. The 2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid is the current gold standard, but taste and budget are personal. If the Palisade isn’t your speed, don’t worry — this
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CNN By Danya Gainor, Jason Carroll, Gloria Pazmino, Chris Boyette, Cindy Von Quednow, Avni Trivedi, CNN (CNN) — The former Cornell University student who says she was gang raped made an explicit accusation of sexual assault in an interview with university police in November 2024, but the district attorney said university police didn’t share that
Continue Reading By Danya Gainor, Holly Yan, Gloria Pazmino, Hanna Park, Jason Carroll, Linh Tran, Chris Boyette, CNN Ithaca, NY (CNN) — A former Cornell University student filed a lawsuit this month alleging she was drugged and gang raped inside a fraternity house in 2024, and the fresh scrutiny has prompted local prosecutors to reopen the investigation
Continue Reading Por los meteorólogos Dakota Smith y Briana Waxman El huracán Polo tocó tierra en Baja California Sur, México, a las 11:00 p.m. (hora del Pacífico) del lunes, según el Centro Nacional de Huracanes de EE.UU.El sistema era un huracán de categoría 2 de alta intensidad, con vientos máximos sostenidos de 177 km/h al momento de
Continue Reading UPDATE — Power has been restored to the area and all roads are now open. CANUTILLO, Texas (KVIA) — The El Paso County Sheriff’s Office has closed several streets due to live electrical wires being down. Second, Third and Fourth streets at La Mesa Street are currently blocked off. The clearing time is unknown. As
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