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Por Sunlen Serfaty, CNN El arco triunfal de 250 pies (76 metros) propuesto por el presidente Donald Trump tendría efectos “adversos” en decenas de lugares históricos, determinó el Servicio de Parques Nacionales. No obstante, la agencia concluyó en un informe publicado el viernes que el arco debe permanecer en el lugar propuesto, a orillas del
Continue Reading Por Jacqueline Howard, CNN Los científicos están cada vez más cerca de comprender exactamente cómo se desarrolla el autismo en el cerebro y qué podría funcionar para tratarlo. Mediante inteligencia artificial y datos obtenidos de pequeños cerebros desarrollados en laboratorio, investigadores han trazado las formas en que ciertas mutaciones genéticas asociadas con el autismo pueden
Continue Reading Por Kit Maher, CNN El presidente Donald Trump dijo el viernes por la noche que Estados Unidos llegó a un acuerdo petrolero con Venezuela, una medida que, según afirmó, más que duplicará las reservas petroleras estadounidenses, aumentará el suministro de petróleo y reducirá los precios de la gasolina. “Bajo mis instrucciones, el secretario de Estado,
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By Kit Maher, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump said Friday night the United States has reached an oil agreement with Venezuela, a move he said will “more than double” American oil reserves, increase oil supply and lower gas prices. “At my direction, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, working
Continue Reading Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La presidenta encargada de Venezuela, Delcy Rodríguez, celebró este viernes el nuevo acuerdo petrolero establecido entre su Gobierno y el de Estados Unidos, con el argumento de que significará inversiones e ingresos para los venezolanos e impulsará “el renacimiento” de su país. El pacto, dado a conocer momentos antes
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LOS ANGELES (KESQ) – Two Chinese nationals living in the Inland Empire were sentenced to federal prison today for participating in a scheme in which counterfeit iPhones and iPads were imported from China and exchanged at Apple stores across the Southland for genuine devices, causing the tech company at least $16.2 million in losses. Wenhui
Continue Reading Por Mitchell McCluskey, CNN Canadá ha contratado a decenas de académicos procedentes de universidades estadounidenses mientras Estados Unidos intensifica sus medidas contra instituciones prestigiosas. El jueves, la ministra de Industria de Canadá, Mélanie Joly, anunció la contratación de 64 académicos, quienes recibirán el respaldo de más de 500 millones de dólares canadienses —más de US$
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LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) – Old Town Artisan Studios in La Quinta will soon hold a grand opening and ribbon-cutting for Art for All, the Valley’s first creative reuse center. The new initiative is dedicated to making art materials more accessible while reducing waste and supporting arts education. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on
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Carolina Garcia MEXICALI, Mexico (KYMA) – A pesar de que concluyó la canícula, las altas temperaturas continuan registrándose en la ciudad y con ello el número de muertes, las cuales han aumentado hasta 47 solo en Mexicali, mientras que en todo el estado se reportan 49. Las acciones para evitar más muertes continuan, con ello
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Carolina Garcia CALEXICO, Calif. (KYMA) – El 5 de agosto, Brianda Daniella emprendió un SUSHI POP CALEXICO, una tendencial viral de comer sushi, a través de un cilindro que se empuja a trabes de un tubo con salsa soya, lo que evita que se usen palillos, cubiertos y platos. Brianda buscó una oportunidad laboral que
Continue Reading Por Marshall Cohen, CNN Una corte federal de apelaciones determinó este viernes que los estados pueden regular los mercados de predicción como juegos de azar, un duro golpe para esta industria en auge. Todavía hay demandas relacionadas pendientes en todo el país, y expertos jurídicos creen que la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos terminará resolviendo
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Non-QM lending reached $239 billion in 2025, roughly 10% of all U.S. mortgage originations by dollar volume, according to a Griffin Funding analysis of Polygon Research’s loan-level HMDA data. A separate measure from Optimal Blue shows the trend continuing, with non-QM surpassing 10% of monthly rate-lock volume in July 2026. That growth continued through
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Scroll through social media or turn on the news, and you’ll see a story about a landlord being charged for negligence. You might even know someone who calls their landlord a “slumlord,” whether jokingly or not. The “slumlord” label isn’t an official legal accusation, but a landlord who has crossed into this territory may
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Many boaters appreciate bowriders for their versatility. With open bow seating, spacious cockpits and layouts designed for everything from watersports to leisurely cruising, they appeal to a wide range of boating enthusiasts. But when you start shopping, the options can feel overwhelming. Hull designs, engine configurations, seating arrangements, premium tech packages — the choices
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For college students, spring and summer break can feel far away when the fall semester begins. But for Gen Z travelers trying to coordinate school schedules, friends, budgets, and an international trip, starting the planning process early can make everything much easier to organize. College spring break and summer break dates vary widely by
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Today, homeowners have more financial opportunities than ever before. Rising property values are creating a powerful source—home equity. Tapping into that value, you’re likely to find two options—a home equity loan and a home equity line of credit (HELOC). You can use both to borrow against your home, but they work in different ways.
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Most employers know their hourly workers aren’t heads-down every minute of their shift. However, time-card discrepancies and adjusted hours have a way of quietly adding up. An OnTheClock survey of more than 830 hourly workers puts numbers on just how common these habits actually are. The survey found that 1 in 4 have clocked
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Blood work used to start with a doctor’s order, usually to diagnose or monitor disease. But people are increasingly using blood work to ask proactive questions like: How healthy am I? Is something beginning to change? Could I feel or function better? In a recent national survey of 1,000 U.S. patients who had undergone
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