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Month: November 2025

Turkey issues ‘genocide’ arrest warrants against Netanyahu and other Israeli officials

By Hira Humayun, Betül Tuncer, Tamar Michaelis, CNN (CNN) — Turkey on Friday issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and dozens of other Israeli officials on “genocide” charges. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office said it has issued warrants against 37 people. Besides Netanyahu, warrants target Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz, National

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Miami International Airport is one of the 40 airports where the Federal Aviation Administration is limiting flights due to air traffic controller shortages exacerbated by the federal government shutdown.

The FAA is limiting flights at big airports. But passengers at small airports will feel the most pain

By Chris Isidore, CNN (CNN) — The federal government is ordering flight cuts at 40 major airports because of the shutdown – but it’s flyers in places like Pensacola, Florida; Moline, Illinois; Waco, Texas; and Shreveport, Louisiana who will have it the hardest. That’s because small feeder flights are largely the ones getting canceled, not

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Desert Heat Lingers Through Pride Weekend

Sunny skies and above average temperatures across the Coachella Valley through the weekend, just in time for Pride celebrations. Temperatures are running about 10 degrees above average, with highs in the low 90s. We’ll see temperatures peak Sunday and Monday around 93 degrees before a gradual cooldown next week. We still stay above average for

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Muere James Watson, famoso genetista y coganador del Premio Nobel por la estructura del ADN, a los 97 años

Por Christina Zdanowicz, CNN James Watson, un renombrado biólogo molecular y uno de los ganadores del Premio Nobel por descubrir la estructura del ADN, murió el jueves después de una breve enfermedad, según una declaración de su antiguo empleador. Tenía 97 años. Su muerte fue confirmada por un portavoz del Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, donde

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Israel denuncia presunto plan de Irán para atentar contra su embajadora en México. Teherán asegura que es mentira

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La Embajada de Israel en México dijo este viernes que el Gobierno de Irán tenía un plan para atentar contra su embajadora en el país, Einat Kranz Neiger, y que este fue neutralizado por autoridades de seguridad e inteligencia mexicanas. La Embajada de Irán en México rechazó los señalamientos,

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Senior U.S. Border Patrol official Greg Bovino speaks to Associated Press reporters during an interview

Federal judge says border patrol chief admitted he lied, in ruling limiting federal agents’ use of force in Chicago

By Bill Kirkos, Priscilla Alvarez, Nayeli Jaramillo-Plata, CNN Chicago (CNN) — A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction restricting the use of force by federal agents in Chicago, finding the Trump administration’s version of recent events involving agents was not credible. One of the incidents in question was a confrontation between federal agents and protestors,

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The U.S. flag and Department of Education flags whip in the wind outside the department's headquarters on March 6 in Washington

Editing federal employees’ emails to blame Democrats for shutdown violated their First Amendment rights, judge says

By Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — A federal judge ruled Friday that the Department of Education violated the First Amendment rights of some agency employees when it sent out-of-office messages on their behalf that blamed Democrats for the government shutdown. The ruling from US District Judge Christopher Cooper is the latest court rebuke of controversial

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‘Professional marksmen’ kill flu-exposed ostrich herd in Canada, ending legal saga that attracted RFK Jr.’s attention

By Max Saltman, CNN (CNN) — The Canadian Food Inspection Agency said Friday that it used “professional marksmen” to kill a flu-exposed ostrich herd in British Columbia, bringing to an end a nearly year-long legal saga that had attracted attention from conservatives in the United States, including US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. “As

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Matan de un disparo a mujer guatemalteca que se presentó a trabajar en la casa equivocada en EE.UU.

Por Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español María Florinda Ríos Pérez de Velásquez, una mujer guatemalteca de 32 años, falleció después de recibir un disparo fatal en la cabeza al presentarse a trabajar en el domicilio equivocado en Whitestown, Indiana, según autoridades locales. El miércoles por la mañana, Ríos Pérez y su esposo, que forman parte

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