The city where free buses changed everything
Reasons to be Cheerful reports Dunkirk’s free bus initiative boosted ridership by 165%, reduced pollution, and improved urban mobility for residents.
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Everything you need to know about sticky bras
Honeylove reports sticky bras offer backless support, featuring adhesive materials for lift and comfort, ideal for various outfits.
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Why have student test scores been declining for a decade in America?
Chalkbeat reports U.S. student test scores have declined for over a decade, particularly in math and reading, raising concerns about education equity.
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A ghost town revival
The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and Oxford American report on Picher, Oklahoma’s annual Christmas parade, reviving community spirit in a ghost town impacted by toxic mining.
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The ‘it’ cities are out in 2025: The 2025-2026 migration report
moveBuddha reports South Carolina leads in migration searches for 2025, with Myrtle Beach attracting the most interest; Alaska is emerging as a new hotspot.
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8 key benefits of a business bank account you should know
Brex reports that a business bank account provides legal protection, credibility, simplifies bookkeeping, aids tax prep, and enhances security.
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When love feels hard, here’s a therapist’s way of helping couples reconnect
LifeStance Health reports that narrative therapy and love maps help couples reconnect by reshaping their relationship stories and enhancing emotional intimacy.
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Your Google ads playbook won’t work for ChatGPT ads. Here’s what will.
WebFX reports that OpenAI plans to introduce ads in ChatGPT for U.S. free and Go-tier users, requiring a different marketing approach than Google Ads.
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3 big signals will shape the 2026 housing market after a volatile 2025
NewHomeSource reports consumer confidence, mortgage rates, and federal policies as key factors shaping the 2026 housing market after a volatile 2025.
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The housing ‘singles tax’: Why married buyers are coming out ahead
Redfin Real Estate reports that single people face greater housing affordability challenges than married couples, largely due to lower incomes and higher costs.
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Why so many people live paycheck to paycheck, even high earners
CreditNinja reports many high earners live paycheck to paycheck due to rising costs, lifestyle inflation, and increased debt, highlighting financial instability.
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Tras reunirse con Putin, el canciller de Cuba agradece el “invariable apoyo de Rusia frente al bloqueo y el cerco energético”
Por Sol Amaya, CNN en Español El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Cuba, Bruno Rodríguez, se reunió este miércoles en el Kremlin con el presidente de Rusia, Vladimir Putin, en medio de la creciente crisis que afronta la isla por la presión de Estados Unidos. Tras el encuentro, Rodríguez manifestó un profundo agradecimiento al mandatario
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5 things to know for Feb. 19: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Board of Peace, Iran, Social media trial, California avalanche
By Alexandra Banner, CNN More than three weeks into the search for Nancy Guthrie, investigators are now using genetic genealogy in the hopes of identifying a suspect. The technology has previously achieved major successes in solving high-profile cold cases by tracing family trees through DNA databases. Here’s what else you need to know to get
Continue Reading Kevin Hassett pide “disciplinar” a autores de informe que revela que los ciudadanos de EE.UU. son quienes pagan los aranceles
Por Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN El director del Consejo Económico Nacional, Kevin Hassett, declaró este miércoles que los investigadores de la Reserva Federal de Nueva York que redactaron un estudio que concluyó que las empresas y los consumidores estadounidenses están soportando el 90 % del costo de los aranceles del presidente Donald Trump deberían ser “disciplinados”.
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Skating backwards in an all-white suit: Meet the accidental star of this year’s Winter Olympics
By Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Dressed in his all-white tuxedo and matching skates, camera operator Jordan Cowan has become an accidental star at this year’s Olympic figure skating events in Milan. Videos of the 35-year-old filming skaters as they leave the ice have gone viral, in part due to his attire but also the
Continue Reading Bad Bunny alcanza el primer puesto de la cartelera Billboard y anuncia fecha de su concierto debut en Asia
Por Gonzalo Jiménez, CNN en Español El éxito del premio Grammy a mejor álbum y del Halftime Show del Super Bowl LX impulsó la música de Bad Bunny, que logró insertar tres canciones en el Top 5 de la cartelera Billboard esta semana, incluyendo su primer tema #1 en solitario. En la cartelera Top 100
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Your car could be ratting you out to your insurance company
By Chris Isidore, CNN (CNN) — The day before Philip Siefke went shopping for a new car insurance policy, he happened to hit his brakes hard while driving. Not 24 hours later, when he priced a policy with Progressive, he was shocked to find the insurer already knew about that mundane experience. “I’m like, how
Continue Reading Escalador acusado de dejar morir a su novia en la montaña más alta de Austria va a juicio
Por Sophie Tanno, CNN Un hombre acusado de dejar a su novia congelada hasta morir en la montaña más alta de Austria fue a juicio el jueves en un caso que podría tener importantes implicaciones para los escaladores de montaña y su responsabilidad por la seguridad de sus compañeros. El hombre de 36 años, identificado
Continue Reading Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 19 de febrero
Por CNN en Español EE.UU. estaría listo para atacar Irán, pero Trump no ha tomado una decisión final. Interrogan a Zuckerberg sobre si Instagram fue diseñado para ser adictivo. La vida en Cuba se paraliza bajo la presión de Washington. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad. Suscríbete aquí
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He drew a line with Trump. Now Oklahoma’s governor is facing the president’s ire again
By Eric Bradner, CNN (CNN) — Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt arrived in Washington this week with invitations to two White House meetings from an angry President Donald Trump. Trump and Stitt, chair of the National Governors Association, were at odds over whether all the nation’s governors should be invited to the White House for what’s
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