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Por Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español La acumulación de temblores y terremotos en los últimos meses en América Latina desató especulaciones y nerviosismo en una región de gran actividad sísmica, con los temores de que cualquier movimiento de la tierra sea el comienzo de una nueva tragedia. Cuando se cumplían dos meses del doble terremoto
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Highs will climb today, heading into the lower one-teens through the week and into the weekend. We remain under an Extreme Heat Warning until Friday evening, and that warning has expanded. Highs today will hit 113 and be even hotter tomorrow. Humidity was heavy yesterday, but began to dry out a bit late last night.
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Few things are more frustrating than sitting down to a familiar task and realizing the mind is no longer keeping up with what is going on. People call it brain fog, and growing concern about trouble thinking clearly has drawn closer attention from researchers. Researchers led by Yale School of Medicine examined more than
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Engaged in some gig work in the garage, merch-making from the basement, or another home-based enterprise? If you’ve recently started a side hustle, you’re not alone: Nearly 1 in 3 Americans have done so to supplement their earnings. And around 19 million U.S. businesses operate out of the owners’ homes. That’s little surprise, considering
Continue ReadingYou’ve probably heard the statistic: Generating just one email with ChatGPT consumes an entire bottle’s worth of water. It’s not true. While AI does require water, the actual water footprint of a single chatbot query is usually small. For example, a simple ChatGPT request, like writing an email, is 6mL or around a teaspoon
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If you’ve spent any time on social media, you’ve probably seen people talking about peptides. Some claim they can help you lose weight, build muscle, and slow aging, among other alleged health benefits. And interest has only grown as discussions around compounded versions of certain experimental peptides have entered the mainstream. But with so
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Debt is a way to cover an expense and pay for it over time. Sometimes it can be exciting to go into debt (think new car or a home). It’s not so fun to struggle with credit card bills that never seem to end. In a perfect world, debt is a tool that helps
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Being an adult comes with a never-ending list of responsibilities: Cook dinner. Scrub the bathroom. File taxes. The tasks grow even longer when sharing a household with a partner, building a family, or taking care of others. No matter how you define “adulting,” getting life insurance tends to be one part of the to-do
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Creatine is not a new product. It’s a commodity ingredient that every supplement brand on earth already sells, and it’s been that way since the early 1990s. This makes what’s happening on Amazon right now genuinely strange: The creatine subcategory is up 90% over the last 12 months. That’s $57.5 million per month, $721
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Lead generation, along with cold-calling qualified leads, is not the most enjoyable part of any sales job. Real estate, an intensely competitive industry, is no different. However, there’s no way to eliminate the need for real estate lead generation. If you are new to the industry or don’t have many personal connections in your
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Mindfulness and emotional regulation often go hand in hand. Emotional regulation is the ability to identify and manage your emotions in healthy ways. Research shows that regular mindfulness practice can help improve emotional regulation skills, perhaps even more than psychoeducation (classes designed to teach you how to regulate your emotions). With mindfulness, you can
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Social media accounts from the past can be a thorn in your side for a host of reasons. Old photos, snapshots of old relationships, or representations of your past self can be embarrassing reminders of the permanence of your digital footprint. In addition to being embarrassing, these accounts can be a threat to your
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As the summer season comes to a close, families with school-aged children start to think about upcoming back-to-school expenses: laptops, notebooks, clothing and shoes, water bottles, backpacks, and all of the other classics. While most families consider initial purchases, many fail to include the various other costs that usually begin a few months into
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As health care costs rise and consumers take greater ownership of their well-being, prevention is emerging as a defining force in modern health. Shifting Attitudes Toward Health Care Interest in preventive health care is steadily increasing. Many Americans today find themselves without insurance or access to quality care, often due to rising health care
Continue Reading Por Susana Erazo, CNN en Español Grace Cabanilla dice entre lágrimas que solo quiere volver a escuchar las voces de su hija y su nieta. “Me dicen: ‘Están bien, mami’, porque ellos están allá, pero, como madre, yo quiero oírlas”. Han pasado solo unos días desde que su hija, Grace Calero, y su nieta, Giulianna
Continue Reading Por Andrew Freedman, CNN En febrero de 1998, cayó en el centro de Los Ángeles la cantidad de lluvia equivalente a casi un año, debido a una serie de poderosas tormentas del Pacífico que azotaron California en medio de un fenómeno de El Niño “superior”. Deslizamientos de tierra devastadores afectaron el sur y el centro
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By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday vowed an “economic D-Day” for countries that buy oil from Iran. Experts say that means one country in particular: China. Bessent didn’t name China on Monday, but he left little room for doubt. “We find that the best way to
Continue Reading Billy Stockwell El largo mes de agosto suele ser una de las épocas más ajetreadas del año para la policía, ya que las escuelas están de vacaciones de verano y muchos jóvenes tienen tiempo libre. Desde las llamadas “tomas de control por parte de adolescentes” que provocan toques de queda en todo Estados Unidos, hasta
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By Lianne Kolirin, CNN (CNN) — A French tourist has died after he and his traveling companion became stranded while driving through California’s Death Valley in sweltering temperatures. Pierre Michel Formosa, 68, and the second Frenchman – who has not been named – were driving on West Side Road on August 17 when their vehicle
Continue Reading Por Whitney Wild y Katelyn Polantz, CNN Una jueza federal de Minnesota investigará esta semana si existen motivos para desestimar el caso del Departamento de Justicia contra el periodista Don Lemon. Este es el ejemplo más reciente del creciente escepticismo de los jueces sobre si el departamento actúa con ética en los procedimientos de jurados
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