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Month: September 2025

A Metropolitan Police Department officer directs a vehicle to a secondary inspection at a checkpoint in the Ivy City neighborhood of Washington

House passes DC crime bills focused on juvenile crime as part of bid to bolster Trump’s federal crackdown

By Veronica Stracqualursi and Ellis Kim, CNN (CNN) — The House has passed two bills that Republicans say would combat crime in Washington, DC, but that also limit the city’s self-governance as the GOP seeks to bolster President Donald Trump’s federal crackdown. The bills passed on Tuesday are among more than a dozen being considered

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei speaks in San Francisco

AI CEO says technology ‘moving very quickly,’ could soon replace more jobs

By Samantha Delouya, CNN (CNN) — Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei doubled down on his warning that artificial intelligence could soon cause mass unemployment, even as the technology’s current capabilities lag behind many predictions. Amodei, who runs one of the world’s leading AI labs, warned that the technology is advancing “very quickly” and has already begun

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CPUC set to vote Thursday on Edison rate hike that would add about $17 to average monthly bills

SAN FRANSISCO, Calif. (KESQ) State regulators are scheduled to vote Thursday on whether to let Southern California Edison raise residential power bills by nearly 10 percent starting Oct. 1, an increase the California Public Utilities Commission estimates would add about $17 a month, or roughly $200 a year, for a typical household using 500 kilowatt

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Former CDC Director Dr. Susan Monarez is set to appear before the Senate Committee on Health

Ex-CDC director tells senators that RFK Jr. required political sign-off on decisions, called for firings without cause

By Jacqueline Howard, Jamie Gumbrecht, Sarah Owermohle, CNN (CNN) — Dr. Susan Monarez, former director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said in a Senate committee hearing on Wednesday that US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. put politics before public health when he required that all CDC policy

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

¿Por qué esta crisis es diferente a cualquier otra que vivió Maduro en Venezuela? Estas cinco claves lo explican

Por German Padinger, CNN en Español Amenazas militares y el fantasma de una invasión de Venezuela; tensiones crecientes en el Caribe, que parece convertirse otra vez en un polvorín; posicionamientos esperables y también sorpresivos de países vecinos, que sopesan escenarios; y declaraciones cruzadas —e incendiarias— de Donald Trump y Nicolás Maduro. Parece que ya estuvimos

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Jury finds Winchester man guilty in Riverside County’s second fentanyl-related murder conviction

RIVERSIDE, Calif. (KESQ) – A convicted drug dealer who supplied a deadly dose of fentanyl to a 30-year-old Temecula man was convicted today of murder. It is the second fentanyl-related murder conviction in Riverside County. After deliberating less than a day, a Riverside jury on Wednesday found Quinn Aaron McKellips, 39, of Winchester guilty in

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Varios agentes resultaron heridos en un tiroteo en el centro de Pensilvania, según una fuente. El sospechoso está muerto

Por Amanda Musa, Danya Gainor y Josh Campbell, CNN Varios agentes resultaron heridos durante un tiroteo en el centro de Pensilvania y al menos dos fueron trasladados al hospital, dijo a CNN una fuente familiarizada con la situación. El sospechoso del tiroteo está muerto, agregó la fuente. El incidente parece haber ocurrido mientras los agentes

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Machu Picchu está en riesgo de perder su designación como una de las Nuevas Siete Maravillas del Mundo. ¿Qué pasó?

Por Jimena De La Quintana, CNN en Español Fue en 2007 cuando se anunció que, tras un concurso mundial y más de 100 millones de votos, Machu Picchu se había convertido en una de las Nuevas Siete Maravillas del Mundo. Ahora, el proyecto New7Wonders, que organizó la votación, advierte que “la permanencia, justificable y creíble,

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DOJ struggles to build mortgage fraud case against Trump adversary Letitia James, sources tell CNN

By Kristen Holmes, Hannah Rabinowitz, Kara Scannell, CNN (CNN) — Justice Department prosecutors in Virginia believe they have not gathered enough evidence to indict Letitia James, the New York Attorney General and long term adversary of President Donald Trump, for mortgage fraud, according to a source familiar with the matter and another person briefed on

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