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Month: June 2025

Driver charged in deadly Little Havana hit-and-run faces judge, denies telling police ‘it was just a homeless person’

By Julie Calhoun, Rubén Rosario Click here for updates on this story     WEST MIAMI-DADE, Florida (WSVN) — A woman charged in a horrific hit-and-run in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood denied telling police that it was “just a homeless person.” Ivana Gomez appeared before Miami-Dade Circuit Court Judge William Altfield, Saturday afternoon. The judge read the

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Twins, one with cerebral palsy, compete together at Massachusetts track event. “This is the happiest kid.”

By Courtney Cole Click here for updates on this story     HOLLISTON, Massachusetts (WBZ) — Twins, one of them with cerebral palsy, competed together at a statewide Massachusetts track event for athletes of all abilities, bringing joy to their parents’ eyes and tears to others. Sam Faria, a junior at Holliston High School, and his brother

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Small businesses struggle under Trump’s tariff whiplash: ‘I’m so angry that my own government has done this to me’

By Lisa Eadicicco, CNN New York (CNN) — For some small businesses, the last week brought even more twists and turns to the past two months of President Donald Trump’s chaotic tariffs. The situation was already confusing, with stops and starts of tariffs at different levels. Then on Wednesday, a US court said Trump overstepped

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Patti Lupone apologizes for ‘disrespectful’ comments made about fellow Broadway actors during New Yorker interview

By Alli Rosenbloom, CNN (CNN) — Patti Lupone has issued an apology after making what she now describes as “demeaning and disrespectful” comments about two fellow Broadway stars in an interview with the New Yorker last week. The “Evita” star’s apology comes after hundreds of performers from the Broadway and theater communities issued an open

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Ucrania dice que su ataque a gran escala contra bases aéreas de Rusia causó daños por US$ 7.000 millones

Por Mariya Knight y Mitchell McCluskey Ucrania estima que su operación contra bombarderos estratégicos en bases aéreas de Rusia causó daños por US$ 7.000 millones, según informó el Servicio de Seguridad Ucraniano (SBU) este domingo. La operación, denominada “Telaraña”, implicó ataques con drones a gran escala contra bases aéreas en el interior de Rusia. Los

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Gustavo Puccini: “La Argentina de hoy necesita realmente que trabajemos y que podamos llevar adelante políticas públicas”

CNN Radio Argentina Gustavo Puccini, ministro de Desarrollo Productivo de Santa Fe habló este domingo con CNN Radio sobre la unión que han tenido las provincias más productivas del país. En CNN Campo con Martín Melo indicó: “Somos provincias importantes. Toda la zona núclea, obviamente, de la producción del país, la que empuja el motor

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Matías Corradi sobre la inteligencia artificial: “Es una herramienta que no contábamos hace algunos años”

CNN Radio Argentina Matías Corradi, gerente general de D.I.E. habló este domingo con CNN Radio sobre el trabajo que su empresa realiza actualmente en el país. En CNN Campo con Martín Melo indicó: “Estoy totalmente de acuerdo que la inteligencia artificial es una herramienta que no contábamos hace algunos años, fue de último desarrollo, pero

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Commerce secretary says ‘tariffs are not going away’ as Trump’s trade plans face legal battles

By Auzinea Bacon, CNN (CNN) — Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said Sunday that “tariffs are not going away” after a federal appeals court last week paused a block on many of the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs. President Donald Trump “has so many other authorities that even in the weird and unusual circumstance where this was

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California firefighters keep cows cool after truck breaks down amid triple-digit heat

By Brandon Downs Click here for updates on this story     EL DORADO HILLS, California (KOVR) — Northern California firefighters helped keep cows cool by spraying them with water after the truck that was transporting them broke down on Saturday. With triple-digit temperatures in the forecast, the El Dorado Hills Fire Department responded to Latrobe Road

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Pride Month brings boost to local businesses

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ)  – Pride month is giving a colorful boost to local businesses, with many saying they’re seeing a rise in customers drawn to LGBTQ+ events, merchandise and inclusive spaces. Drew Fowler, general manager at Oscar’s Palm Springs, said it’s an exciting time. “We have the Bitchiest Brunch, which has been the longest

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