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Aida Karimi y Tim Lister En los últimos meses, en medio de la agitación bélica y la renovación del liderazgo de línea dura del país, ha resurgido una división cultural en Irán: cómo y si se debe imponer el uso del hiyab a las mujeres. En el punto álgido del conflicto con Estados Unidos este
Continue Reading Por Caleb Hellerman A Sabina McMahon le diagnosticaron osteosarcoma, un tipo de cáncer de hueso, cuando tenía 12 años. Tras quimioterapia, radioterapia y cirugía para extirpar el hueso de la pierna afectado, estuvo libre de cáncer durante más de un año, pero finalmente el cáncer se extendió a sus pulmones, la primera de cinco recaídas.
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By Chris Lau, Junko Ogura, CNN Tokyo (CNN) — A man who left his tired 7-year-old son to wait alone on Japan’s Mount Fuji while he continued a family hike has been reprimanded by police. The boy was spotted sitting on his own at a hut about 8,200 feet (2,500 meters) above sea level –
Continue Reading Por CNN Mientras observaba cómo el líquido amarillo pálido goteaba en la vena de su madre, Ge Lan sintió el peso de cada gota. Su madre, que se recuperaba de una cirugía por cáncer de estómago, dependía de infusiones diarias de albúmina humana para restablecer sus niveles de proteínas en sangre. Con un precio aproximado
Continue Reading Por Steve Contorno, CNN Log Cabin Republicans, una destacada organización de gays conservadores, dejará de defender los derechos de las personas transgénero, una ruptura significativa dentro del movimiento LGBTQ en momentos en que el Partido Republicano convierte la oposición a esos derechos en una prioridad política y legislativa. El influyente grupo incorporó hace más de
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By Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — Amid the gentle slopes of Greenville, Kentucky’s historic West End Cemetery, Tasia Fortune was to be buried Saturday, her family hoping she’s remembered for her intelligence, talent and faith, even as investigators in Mississippi continue to probe how the 29-year-old Black woman came to be found dead hanging from
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THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – The first week of high school football is in the books, and it’s time for the first edition of Inside the Win with Kendall Flynn. Friday night play was headlined by Rancho Mirage on the road against Yucca Valley. A matchup of two teams going through rebuild years. The Trojans
Continue Reading Por Faye Chiu, CNN La presión arterial alta es una afección común que se presenta durante el embarazo. Una de sus formas, la hipertensión gestacional, se ha vuelto considerablemente más frecuente en Estados Unidos, según un nuevo informe. La tasa de hipertensión gestacional aumentó un 73 % entre 2016 y 2024, y más de una
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By Laura Paddison, CNN (CNN) — Arizona, California and Nevada will be forced to make deep cuts to the water they draw from the imperiled Colorado River under a new two-year operating plan published Friday, intended to help stave off an escalating crisis in the beleaguered waterway. The long-awaited plan from the Department of the
Continue Reading Por Rebekah Riess, CNN Lindsay Clancy admitió haber matado a sus tres hijos pequeños. Sus propios abogados no niegan que lo hizo, pero dicen que no debería ser penalmente responsable de sus acciones, argumentando que Lindsay sufría de psicosis posparto y una enfermedad mental extrema en ese momento. Presentó una demanda contra sus proveedores de
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By Aleena Fayaz, Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — Spectators began pouring into the center of Washington, DC, on Saturday to catch the first day of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, a two-day street racing event whose revving engines will echo amid the nearby US Capitol and the city’s neoclassic national museums. The portion of 3rd
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Summer spending can add up through higher utility bills, groceries, gas and activities. CreditFresh research found that 70% of 2,000 Americans surveyed in June 2026 spend more during the summer, adding an average of $1,859 over a typical 13-week season. As summer winds down, reviewing recurring charges, food waste, convenience spending and small daily
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Postpartum psychosis is one of the most serious (but most misunderstood) perinatal mental health conditions. It’s a psychiatric emergency that requires urgent care, yet many people don’t recognize what it can look like. Unfortunately, lack of knowledge, stigma, and fear often delay diagnosis and treatment. What matters most is that it is treatable, and
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Over the last few years, people have grown more careful about what they put into their bodies. Before a consumable product goes into the cart, many shoppers examine the ingredient panel to see what a brand is willing to show: A March 2026 survey by the International Food Information Council found that 79% of
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Ask financial advisors whether their clients have noticed the AI assistant sitting in on their planning meetings, and the honest answer is no — but clients are noticing the benefits. Emotionally intelligent advisors drive nearly two times the sentiment lift of their peers (17.5% vs. 9%), according to Jump‘s 2026 Financial Advisor Insights Report.
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For most of the last century, American classrooms looked roughly the same, whether you were in Seattle or rural Mississippi. A teacher stood in the front of the room, textbooks were open, and students took notes. Today, technology is reshaping how many students learn, but that transformation isn’t happening equally across the country. Many
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Hurricane season in the Atlantic Ocean runs June 1 through Nov. 30, and the financial toll it leaves behind is staggering. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), hurricanes have caused more than $1.5 trillion in damages in the United States since 1980, averaging $23 billion per hurricane. In 2024, Hurricanes Helene
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Treating ADHD isn’t a “one size fits all” journey — there’s no one treatment that works for everyone. Medication remains one of the most effective options for kids and adults. Stimulants are the most common type of medicine for ADHD. Research shows that about 70% of children and adults taking stimulants notice an improvement
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Someone walks away from a collision, waves off the ambulance, and drives home sore but more or less functional. Then morning comes with a headache that won’t quit, a hand that’s gone numb, or a stomach that feels tight and wrong. But those injuries didn’t appear overnight: They were slowly coming to the surface
Continue Reading Por Aleena Fayaz y Michael Williams, CNN Los espectadores comenzaron a llegar en masa al centro de Washington este sábado para presenciar el primer día del Gran Premio Freedom 250, un evento de carreras callejeras de dos días cuyos motores rugirán entre el cercano Capitolio de Estados Unidos y los museos nacionales de estilo neoclásico
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