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Por Eric Levenson, CNN Cuando competía para el equipo de Canadá, Ryan Wedding terminó en el puesto 24 del mundo en la modalidad de eslalon gigante paralelo de snowboard en los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de 2002. Ahora, más de dos décadas después, forma parte de otro grupo selecto: los 10 fugitivos más buscados del
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By Natasha Bertrand, CNN (CNN) — The alleged drug traffickers killed by the US military in a strike on September 2 were heading to link up with another, larger vessel that was bound for Suriname — a small South American country east of Venezuela – the admiral who oversaw the operation told lawmakers on Thursday,
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SoFi reports on the 50 safest U.S. cities, focusing on low crime rates, law enforcement, and community initiatives for homebuyers.
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Finder.com reports 10 creative financial gift ideas, from stocks and bonds to budgeting apps and charitable donations, for thoughtful giving.
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The Conversation reports that the South has the highest HIV rates in the U.S., hindered by cultural barriers, stigma, and mistrust in healthcare.
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Reasons to be Cheerful reports on how rice farmers have changed strategies to work with migratory birds, enhancing their crops and reducing fertilizers.
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Floodlight reports Trump’s new two-year exemption for petrochemical plants may allow 5.3 million tons of additional pollution in Texas and Louisiana.
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The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Nation report on the unseen burdens women, especially of color, bear when supporting incarcerated loved ones, highlighting financial and emotional struggles.
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The 74 reports that 25% of U.S. young adults are functionally illiterate, despite a rise in high school diploma attainment, indicating a literacy crisis.
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Grist reports that Arizona’s fight against coccidioidomycosis (valley fever) faces challenges due to climate change and Trump’s health policies, risking vital research and public health efforts.
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Chalkbeat reports on delays in Philadelphia’s early intervention services, hindering vulnerable kids’ access to mandated support. Families face exhaustion navigating the broken system.
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The Narwhal reports Canada’s government is reconsidering anti-greenwashing laws after fossil fuel companies claimed they hinder environmental transparency.
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Life Extension reports 11 tips to prevent holiday burnout, emphasizing planning, delegation, self-care, and stress management for a joyous season.
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Alma reports financial anxiety spikes during the holidays. To cope, focus on values, set gift boundaries, and practice self-care.
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Motley Fool Money reports that most Americans plan financial resolutions for 2026, mainly focused on debt repayment, but confidence in achieving them is low.
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Sveston Watches reports choosing an everyday watch involves considering comfort, durability, and style to fit your lifestyle and fashion.
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GoodRx reports that millions may drop health insurance in 2026 due to rising costs, but cash-pay options exist to manage healthcare expenses.
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By Leah Asmelash, CNN (CNN) — The “Wicked” musical and its offshoot movies are meant to celebrate diversity and preach radical acceptance in the face of rising fascism. The protagonist, the witch Elphaba, is consistently misjudged for her bright green skin. As “Wicked: For Good” has filled theaters and its publicity tour has circled the
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By Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s endorsement of how Texas Republicans redrew the state’s congressional map is offering hope to California Democrats as they prepare to defend their map in court this month – and emboldening other states to move ahead. The high court allowed Texas to use a congressional map giving
Continue Reading Por Michael Williams, CNN Agentes federales desplegados durante el aumento de efectivos policiales del Gobierno de Trump en ciudades estadounidenses dispararon a dos clérigos cristianos en la cabeza con sustancias químicas o proyectiles. Uno meditaba con un cartel en la mano, y el otro tenía los brazos extendidos en señal de oración. El Gobierno afirma
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