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Month: June 2025

From student advocate to Capitol Hill, South Florida man credits The Children’s Trust for helping him find purpose

By Betty Nguyen Click here for updates on this story     MIAMI, Florida (WFOR) — The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is going after big invasive snakes in a big way. On Monday, they announced a record-breaking Burmese python season. The group said it removed 6,300 pounds of the invasive snake, marking a milestone for the conservancy’s

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Man wielding double-edged spear killed by police after reportedly stabbing brother in Maryland

By Adam Thompson Click here for updates on this story     COUMBIA, Maryland (WJZ) — A 23-year-old man wielding a large double-edged spear was shot and killed by officers after he reportedly stabbed his brother Monday evening in Maryland, according to Howard County Police. Police said a 26-year-old man reported that he was stabbed multiple times

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Judge denies Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ second request for mistrial, likens cross-examination to ‘Perry Mason moment’

By Elizabeth Wagmeister and Lauren del Valle, CNN (CNN) — The judge overseeing Sean “Diddy” Combs’ criminal trial has denied the defense’s second request for a mistrial over their claims of “prosecutorial misconduct.” Over the weekend, defense attorneys for Combs filed a letter renewing their request for a mistrial, accusing the prosecution of presenting false

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A look at the ‘less lethal’ weapons authorities used to crack down on Los Angeles protests

By Dakin Andone, CNN (CNN) — As protesters against federal immigration raids have clashed in recent days with law enforcement, the Los Angeles Police Department’s Central Division sent out a warning: “Less Lethal munitions have been authorized,” officials wrote on X, ordering crowds in Downtown Los Angeles to disperse. “Less lethal munitions may cause pain

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La bandera mexicana se ha convertido en un símbolo definitorio de las protestas en Los Ángeles

Por Lex Harvey La bandera roja, blanca y verde de México se ha convertido en un símbolo definitorio de las protestas en Los Ángeles. Los manifestantes ondearon banderas de México y otros países latinoamericanos, así como banderas estadounidenses, para expresar solidaridad con los inmigrantes y denunciar las redadas del Gobierno de Trump, provocando la ira

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Financial constraints big driver of global ‘fertility crisis,’ UN finds

By Amarachi Orie, CNN (CNN) — Job insecurity and unaffordable housing are among the biggest reasons why millions of people worldwide can’t have the number of children they want, the United Nations said Tuesday, calling for “urgent action” to address the “fertility crisis.” Together with market research firm YouGov, the UN’s sexual and reproductive health

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Smithsonian says it’s committed to being free from ‘partisan influence’ after Trump tries to remove gallery director

By Shania Shelton, CNN (CNN) — The Smithsonian Institution on Monday emphasized its “nonpartisan stature” and said “all personnel decisions” are made by its secretary more than a week after President Donald Trump said he would remove the director of the National Portrait Gallery. The institution said in a statement on Monday that “all personnel

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La mayoría de trabajadores en EE.UU. tiene dificultades con sus horarios. Por qué los empleadores deberían preocuparse

Por Kameryn Griesser Después de siete años como vendedora en una gran tienda en Virginia, Alicia Costello todavía no tenía un horario consistente semana a semana, y solicitar tiempo libre pago era un fastidio. Durante un tiempo, Costello se las arregló, hasta que se embarazó de su primer hijo. Las citas médicas debían programarse con

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‘It was a form of healing’: How traveling to every country helped this American cope with a mental health disorder

By Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN (CNN) — He’d struggled with obsessive compulsive disorder since childhood, but Cameron Mofid says that there was one thing that helped him cope — traveling the world. Mofid, who is originally from San Diego, found that he was constantly replaying and overanalyzing conversations or “obsessively needing closure or certainty.” But the

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Las negociaciones entre Rusia y Ucrania son una “farsa, un teatro destinado a un único espectador, que es Donald Trump”

Por CNN Radio Argentina Juan Rodríguez Garat, almirante retirado español y analista de defensa, se refirió a la guerra entre Rusia y Ucrania y el rol de Estados Unidos en las negociaciones de paz. En CNN Primera Mñana, afirmó que “todas las conversaciones obedecen a las presiones de Donald Trump, que tenía un compromiso con

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El aumento del tiempo en pantalla es tanto causa como consecuencia del mal comportamiento de los niños, según investigación

Análisis por Kara Alaimo, CNN Nota del editor: Kara Alaimo es profesora asociada de Comunicación en la Universidad Fairleigh Dickinson. Su libro “Over the Influence: Social Media Is Toxic for Women and Girls — And How We Can Take It Back” fue publicado en 2024 por Alcove Press. Síguela en Instagram, Facebook y Bluesky. ¿No

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