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Month: July 2026

When a traditional school setting isn’t working for an autistic child: What families can do next

When a traditional school setting isn’t working for an autistic child: What families can do next

  As summer comes into full swing, some families are looking ahead to the next school year with questions about whether their child’s school environment is providing the support they need for success. Specifically for autistic students with more complex needs, changes in behavior, limited progress toward individualized goals, or increasing difficulty navigating the school

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Big Bear bald eagle receives successful life-saving transfusion; condition remains critical

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KESQ) – The injured Big Bear bald eagle believed to be Jackie successfully received a life-saving transfusion earlier this week, according to the Ojai Raptor Center. The eagle remains in critical condition, and she continues to receive intensive care in the nonprofit’s urgent care unit. “A treatment plan has been developed to ensure

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Guests await the beginning of a news conference with then-Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm at the Department of Energy headquarters to announce a breakthrough in fusion research on December 13

New warnings that Russian operatives are targeting the emails of US nuclear scientists and defense contractors

By Sean Lyngaas, CNN (CNN) — A group of Russian hackers has spent the last year targeting nuclear scientists, defense contractors, and government employees in a cyber-espionage campaign, according to private-sector researchers and warnings from spy agencies released Thursday. Their targets suggested an interest in nuclear fusion technology and intelligence that may aid in the

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Argentina recibió a sus subcampeones como héroes. Pero la final abrió las puertas a una ola de acusaciones contra el país

Por Cecilia Domínguez, CNN en Español En Argentina no hubo silencio de derrota. En cambio, miles de hinchas cantaron en el Obelisco de Buenos Aires, con banderas en el aire, orgullo nacional y hasta un presidente dispuesto a declarar feriado nacional y abrir las puertas de la Casa Rosada para recibir al equipo, en una

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When prices rise, does theft follow?

PALM DESERT, CALIF. (KESQ)- A new LendingTree survey found 30% of Americans say they’ve shoplifted, up from 23% in 2024. Among those who admitted to shoplifting, 90% said inflation or financial hardship played a role, with many saying they stole necessities like food and personal hygiene products rather than luxury items. Indio police say that

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The control tower at Logan Airport in Boston Massachusetts

Two planes nearly collided in Boston after a false alarm and a controller forgot who he cleared for takeoff, the NTSB reports

By Aaron Cooper, CNN (CNN) — Two planes ended up on a collision course last month after an erroneous warning light slowed a takeoff and an air traffic controller got confused, according to a preliminary report from the National Transportation Safety Board. On June 20, Delta Air Lines Flight 2351 was cleared to land on

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