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Month: September 2025

Officer duo works to provide resources, long-term solutions homeless population in Cathedral City

CATHEDRAL CITY, Calif. (KESQ) – The Cathedral City Police Department has a Homeless Liaison Program consisting of two officers, Mark Novy and Phillip Garcia, who help address the challenges associated with homelessness in the city. The officers continue to see homelessness impact their city and they work to provide resources to those in need who

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Incendios, disturbios y protestas en Francia mientras Lecornu asume el cargo de primer ministro

Por Saskya Vandoorne y Joseph Ataman, CNN Estallaron este miércoles disturbios a nivel nacional en toda Francia cuando los manifestantes bloquearon carreteras, causaron incendios y se enfrentaron con la policía, que respondió con gases lacrimógenos, mientras crece la ira contra la clase política del país. El ministerio del Interior dijo que 327 personas habían sido

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Embajada de EE.UU. en México advierte a migrantes por presunta ruta de “viajes ilegales” para cruzar al país

CNN en Español La Embajada de Estados Unidos en México alertó a migrantes por una presunta ruta de “viajes ilegales” para cruzar desde Puebla a Los Ángeles. “No caigas en la trampa, eso solo pone tu vida en peligro”, advirtieron las autoridades. “Un video en TikTok muestra la ruta migrante de Puebla a Los Ángeles.

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Trump appeals ruling blocking his attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook

By Dan Berman, Bryan Mena, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge late Tuesday blocked President Donald Trump’s unprecedented effort to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook. The Trump administration said Wednesday it will appeal to the DC US Circuit Court of Appeals. “President Trump has not identified anything related to Cook’s conduct or job performance

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iPhone Air: el último intento de Apple por hacer que los teléfonos inteligentes vuelvan a ser emocionantes

Análisis por Lisa Eadicicco, CNN Durante buena parte de la última década, las cámaras más nítidas, las pantallas más grandes y la mayor duración de la batería han definido las actualizaciones anuales de los teléfonos inteligentes. Pero eso puede que ya no sea suficiente para deslumbrar a los consumidores, al menos en opinión de Apple.

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A man splashes his face at a fountain at Trafalgar Square in London in July 2022.

Scientists trace heat waves back to individual fossil fuel companies, with potentially sweeping courtroom implications

By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — For the first time, scientists have quantified the causal links between worsening heat waves and global warming pollution from individual fossil fuel and cement companies, pushing the boundaries of extreme weather event research in multiple surprising ways. The new study, published Wednesday in the journal Nature, looks at a

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A closely watched inflation gauge is expected to show that prices were on the rise for US businesses in August – though not as much as in July when some services costs drove the monthly gain to this highest since 2022.

Wholesale inflation cooled in August as businesses absorb tariff costs — for now

By Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — US inflation cooled off at the wholesale level in August, bolstering hopes that high tariffs aren’t yet causing prices to spiral out of control, fresh data showed Wednesday. However, economists caution, the better-than-expected reading could be a sign of a slowing economy and that shrinking businesses’ margins could foretell

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