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Month: July 2026

Budgeting for the school year: How rising costs are reshaping back-to-school shopping

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) — School is just weeks away, but recent economic challenges are changing how families approach which supplies are essential. A new analysis by Groundwork Collaborative and The Century Foundation, using NielsenIQ data, found families will spend about $4,000 per child on school supplies and food during the school year, up 10.7%

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German police near the white vehicle involved in last night's attack against revelers of the Christopher Street Day Berlin pride parade on Sunday.

Berlin Pride attack suspect shot dead by police after manhunt. Here’s what we know so far

By Laura Sharman, Chandler Thornton, Sophie Tanno, Jonny Hallam, CNN (CNN) — The suspect in what German authorities described as an “Islamist terror attack” at Berlin’s Pride celebrations was shot dead by police following a major manhunt Sunday. At least one person was killed and 29 others injured in Saturday’s vehicle-ramming and stabbing attack at

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Los votantes negros podrían decidir las principales primarias demócratas. Muchos se oponen a la opción más progresista

Por Eric Bradner y David Wright, CNN Larry Nix llegó el domingo a una barbacoa organizada por la campaña de Abdul El-Sayed, bajó la ventanilla y le dijo al candidato progresista al Senado que necesitaba respuestas. Nix, un veterano del Ejército de 63 años, comparte algunas de las preocupaciones de El-Sayed sobre el rumbo del

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