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By John Towfighi, CNN New York (CNN) — Global bond yields rose Tuesday to their highest levels in decades as an escalation in the Middle East conflict pushed up oil prices and increased concerns that the Federal Reserve and other central banks could raise interest rates this month. In Japan, the 10-year government bond yield
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By Meteorologist Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — Another stormy stretch is underway in the Northeast, renewing flooding and storm damage concerns for a region that’s endured several bouts in recent weeks. ⛈️ Get your local forecast in the CNN Weather app ☔️ Repetitive rounds of rain and storms with little reprieve between them each day
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By Ivana Kottasová, Victoria Butenko, Kosta Gak, Svitlana Vlasova, CNN Kyiv (CNN) — As children arrived at the Ukrainian Global School in Kyiv for the start of a new school year on Tuesday, they went straight to the basement. Given the near-constant Russian attacks on the capital over the past few days, the school decided
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By Patrick Svitek, CNN Las Vegas (CNN) — Vice President JD Vance has in recent months given voice to a rising skepticism in America toward Israel, leaving some Jewish Republicans uncomfortable, if not openly concerned, about the expected GOP frontrunner in the next presidential election. Some Jewish GOP activists have expressed a preference for Secretary
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Por Laura Paddison, CNN Los narvales son conocidos como los “unicornios del mar” por sus largos colmillos en espiral —en realidad, dientes— que les confieren una apariencia mítica. Pero a un grupo de estos mamíferos marinos de aspecto sobrenatural se les asignó recientemente un papel decididamente terrenal: el de científicos del Ártico. Los investigadores equiparon
Continue Reading Por Joan Biskupic, analista principal de la Corte Suprema de CNN “La Casa Blanca no es un edificio cualquiera”. Así lo afirmó el presidente de la Corte Suprema, John Roberts, quien a menudo ha cedido a la autoridad ejecutiva de Donald Trump. Sin embargo, el lunes se distanció del presidente y de sus compañeros conservadores
Continue Reading Por Tierney Sneed, CNN El esfuerzo del Servicio Postal de EE.UU. (USPS, por sus siglas en inglés) para desarrollar un nuevo y amplio sistema de verificación de las boletas electorales enviadas por correo ha generado numerosas preocupaciones informáticas entre funcionarios de la agencia, algunos de los cuales han descrito internamente el proceso como un “des**dre”,
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A much improved forecast arrives along with the month of September. Temps will be well below normal through the week, and dew points have dropped nicely as well! Highs yesterday hit 105, just one degree below normal, but today will be even more pleasant. Through the afternoon, dew points will continue to dry out as
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THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – Della Lindley Elementary in Thousand Palms is bringing back Wellness on Wheels, a PSUSD program focused on supporting teacher and staff wellness. The program brings wellness tips and resources directly to school campuses, with student ambassadors helping share the information with teachers. Stay with News Channel 3 for the latest
Continue Reading Por Susana Erazo, CNN en Español Para David Panqueva y Santiago Páez, todo fue muy confuso. Llegaban al Aeropuerto Internacional Midway de Chicago cuando fueron detenidos por agentes del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés), quienes los subieron a una camioneta y, sin mayores explicaciones, los llevaron a
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By Amy O’Kruk, Annette Choi, Byron Manley, Soph Warnes, Becky Pinnington, Rosa de Acosta, Marco Storel, Grace Widyatmadja, Renée Rigdon, Yong Xiong, CNN (CNN) — Massive landslides and catastrophic flash floods have wreaked havoc at the Nepal-China border, destroying houses, wiping out bridges and killing more than 1,000 people. Additionally, thousands are still unaccounted for
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By Jessie Yeung, CNN (CNN) — Rescue crews and foreign specialists are racing to find scores of workers feared trapped alive inside hydropower tunnels in Nepal, after thick mud buried the facilities during last week’s devastating flash floods. Around 900 workers are missing at various hydropower projects that run along the Trishuli river, which winds
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A day of hiking, cycling, or kayaking somewhere far from home tends to leave travelers tired in the body, but also calmer in the head. Adventure travel often brings together three factors associated with well-being: sustained movement in natural environments, recovery practices such as hot springs and massages, and social connections formed through shared
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People have never had more information about their sleep. With smartwatches and sleep trackers, readiness scores, recovery metrics, and viral “sleepmaxxing” advice, Americans are constantly searching for the perfect night’s sleep. But for some people, that pursuit is actually making sleep worse. The condition is called orthosomnia, an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep.
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If TV shows are to be believed, there are communities in the U.S. where people just walk into each other’s homes for a coffee or to hang out, no call ahead needed While neighborhood potlucks and community get-togethers remain a steadfast part of American culture in some places, anecdotal evidence seems to indicate a
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Family researchers have spent decades taking a look at how far parents end up living from their adult children, yet very little research focuses on the relationship between siblings. Even though they are the ones typically splitting holiday hosting, dividing up a parent’s care as they age, and making calls when things go wrong,
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For years, concerns about social media were largely framed as a matter of personal responsibility: Parents could limit screen time, teenagers could put down their phones, and users could simply log off. That framing is changing as research, litigation and government action increasingly examine whether platform design itself can contribute to harm. That shift
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For years, the common understanding in the rent vs. buy debate was that buying was “building wealth.” Renting was “throwing money away.” In 2026, that script no longer matches the numbers. Mortgage rates sit near 6.6%. The median home costs more than $400,000. And on a monthly basis, renting now costs less than buying
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As long as employers continue to use online job boards to hire workers, fake job offers will continue to plague passive and active job seekers. What’s more, newer generative AI tools have started doing a lot of the heavy lifting for scammers. Between the proliferation of AI tools and the approaching fall season, now
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Shopping is the most popular leisure activity for overseas travelers, according to a 2025 survey from the International Trade Administration, and jewelry remains as a meaningful souvenir people bring home. According to a 2026 study by Jewelers Mutual about jewelry shopping trends, 40% of travelers purchased jewelry on their adventures during the past year,
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