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Month: July 2025

“Queremos una respuesta”: temen que cuerpos de familiares estén entre los 383 acumulados en un crematorio en Ciudad Juárez

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Norma Guardado Meraz acudió este miércoles a la Fiscalía de Chihuahua, en Ciudad Juárez, en busca de respuestas. Como ella, otras personas han ido a las instalaciones a lo largo de esta semana para pedir información sobre las investigaciones abiertas tras el hallazgo de 383 cuerpos acumulados en un

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Rusia se convierte en el primer país en reconocer al Gobierno talibán de Afganistán desde la toma de poder en 2021

Por Max Saltman y Nina Subkhanberdina, CNN Rusia se convirtió en el primer país en reconocer al Gobierno talibán de Afganistán desde que tomó el poder en 2021, al anunciar este jueves que ha aceptado a un embajador del grupo islamista. “Creemos que el acto de reconocimiento oficial del gobierno del Emirato Islámico de Afganistán

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Gobierno de Trump deporta a inmigrantes detenidos en Djibouti a Sudán del Sur, tras obtener el visto bueno de un juez

Por Katelyn Polantz, Priscilla Alvarez y Michael Williams, CNN El Gobierno de Trump envió a ocho migrantes retenidos en Djibouti durante semanas a Sudán del Sur, donde temen enfrentar violencia, tras una intensa actividad judicial el viernes. Un juez federal de Massachusetts denegó el viernes por la noche una solicitud de emergencia presentada por los

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Niegan el acceso a legisladores que intentaron visitar “Alligator Alcatraz ” por motivos humanitarios

Por Alisha Ebrahimji y Isabel Rosales, CNN A los legisladores de Florida, preocupados por “motivos humanitarios”, se les negó la entrada al nuevo centro de detención conocido como “Alligator Alcatraz” el jueves, pocas horas después de la llegada del primer grupo de detenidos. “Nos detuvieron casi de inmediato”, dijo la representante estatal de Florida, Anna

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Confusion over timing of a military flyover in March preceded a close call at Washington, D.C. area airport, NTSB finds

By Pete Muntean, Aaron Cooper, CNN Washington (CNN) — A change in timing of a military flyover at Arlington National Cemetery ended with four Air Force jets dangerously close to a Delta Air Lines Airbus A319 taking off from Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, according to a preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety board.

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United Way releases updated report on number of families facing financial hardship in Idaho

United Way has released its updated 2025 report cataloguing the number of people in Idaho classified as ‘asset limited, income constrained, and employed’ (ALICE) around the state.

Mikala Peterson, director of donor and community engagement with United Way of Southeastern Idaho, said ALICE households live above the Federal Poverty Line (and do not qualify for federal or state aid) but are at risk of financial ruin if faced with a major expense like an unexpected medical bill or car repair.

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Seasonal Mormon cricket swarms spotted in Southeast Idaho

Swarms of Mormon crickets are making their way through Southeast Idaho on their migratory routes, with insects spotted in areas of Fort Hall.

Mormon crickets (Anabrus simplex), are insects in the katydid subfamily native to the Western United States whose groups can grow to large numbers during migratory seasons in spring and summer and have potentially devastating impacts on agriculture.

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Park Rangers respond to drowning in Jackson Lake near Colter Bay

A 30-year-old man from El Paso, Texas, drowned in Jackson Lake near Swim Beach in the Colter Bay area of Grand Teton National Park on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 2.

Rangers responded around 5 p.m. after Teton Interagency Dispatch received a 911 call reporting a person in distress in the water. CPR had been initiated when rangers arrived on scene. Rangers continued CPR for approximately one hour but resuscitation efforts were unsuccessful.

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Local firefighters/Tunnel to Towers Foundation rally in support of fallen North Idaho heroes

Idaho Falls Firefighters are raising funds to support the families of the North Idaho firefighters gunned down while responding to a brush fire on Canfield Mountain, near Coeur d’Alene.

“Our thoughts are with those affected, and we stand with our fellow firefighters during this incredibly difficult time,” said the Idaho Falls Fire Department in a post on Facebook.

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Idaho Cleanup Project completes spent nuclear fuel project

Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) crews recently completed a significant achievement by successfully transferring 40 spent nuclear fuel baskets into safer, long term storage vaults.

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Environmental Management (EM) contractor Idaho Environmental Coalition (IEC) finished the final transfer — moving spent nuclear fuel from older, first-generation vaults to new, second-generation vaults — several months ahead of schedule.

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EE.UU. llama a consultas a su encargado de negocios en Colombia. Petro responde con la misma medida

Por Fernando Ramos y Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Gobierno de Estados Unidos llamó este jueves a consultas a su encargado de negocios en Colombia, John McNamara, en represalia por lo que consideró “declaraciones infundadas y reprobables de los más altos niveles del Gobierno de Colombia”. El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Marco

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EPA suspends and investigates around 140 employees who signed a letter critical of the agency

By Ella Nilsen, Rene Marsh, CNN (CNN) — The Environmental Protection Agency has placed roughly 140 employees on administrative leave days after they signed a public letter expressing concern about the treatment of federal employees and the Trump administration’s regulations on climate and public health. The EPA is conducting an “administrative investigation” into the employees,

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‘It’s really a game changer’: New California law gives hope to people struggling with infertility

By Adam Campos Click here for updates on this story     ENCINITAS, Calif. (KGTV) — Mali Shook has the plans set for her future child’s room, including 40 different versions of inspiration through Pinterest. “We would imagine having a Bali-esque kind of nursery here. I would keep that dream catcher there. It’s actually made from a

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Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. detained by ICE and on track to be deported just days after fighting Jake Paul

By Kyle Feldscher and Holmes Lybrand, CNN (CNN) — Days after fighting social media influencer Jake Paul in a high-profile bout in California, Mexican boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. was arrested by ICE agents on Wednesday and is in the process of being deported from the United States over alleged cartel ties and other infractions,

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Frustrations grow for the families of the missing people from the fireworks explosion

By Andres Valle Click here for updates on this story     ESPARTO, California (KCRA) — Officials are maintaining a large perimeter around the site of Tuesday’s fireworks facility explosion in Esparto, citing ongoing hazards and the need to preserve the scene for an investigation, which is being treated as a potential crime scene. Seven individuals remain

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Shane Reilly volunteers at the Douglas County jail on Saturdays.

‘I’d want to do good’: Man, formerly incarcerated says new mental health facility is needed

By Quanecia Fraser Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — A new mental health facility is being built at the Douglas County jail. Douglas County Corrections hopes to serve people with acute mental health crises, those undergoing drug and alcohol detox or incarcerated people in danger of harming themselves. County officials

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Lawmakers who tried to visit ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ amid humanitarian concerns were denied entry

By Alisha Ebrahimji, Isabel Rosales, Devon M. Sayers, Dalia Faheid, CNN (CNN) — Florida lawmakers worried about “humanitarian concerns” were denied entry into the new detention center dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” Thursday, just hours after the arrival of its first group of detainees. “They stopped us pretty immediately,” said Florida state Rep. Anna Eskamani, one of

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Trump logra su primera gran victoria legislativa tras la aprobación del Congreso de su ambicioso proyecto de ley

Por Sarah Ferris, CNN Los legisladores republicanos le han otorgado al presidente Donald Trump su primer gran logro legislativo de su segundo mandato, tras una feroz campaña de presión por parte de los líderes republicanos para unir a un partido profundamente dividido en torno a su amplia agenda nacional. Los republicanos de la Cámara de

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Officer arrested on multiple counts of rape, assault charges involving minor, records show

By Jake Shindel, Kate Amara Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE, Maryland (WBAL) — A Baltimore police officer is suspended without pay on multiple felony rape and assault charges involving a 16-year-old girl, online court records show. Officer Curlon Edwards, 34, has been suspended without pay, according to city police. In court charging

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Trump lands first major legislative win after Congress passes his massive domestic policy bill

By Sarah Ferris, CNN (CNN) — Republican lawmakers have handed President Donald Trump the first major legislative achievement of his second term, following a fierce arm-twisting campaign by GOP leaders to unite a deeply divided party behind his sweeping domestic agenda. House Republicans voted Thursday afternoon to approve Trump’s massive package of tax and federal

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Cleveland Guardians pitcher placed on leave hours before his start as MLB reportedly investigating gambling

By Kyle Feldscher, CNN (CNN) — Major League Baseball placed Cleveland Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz on indefinite leave on Thursday, with multiple reports indicating he is facing a gambling-related investigation. MLB said in a statement that Ortiz was being put on “non-disciplinary leave through the end of the All-Star break” for the investigation. The announcement

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Reverting records, a written apology and policy changes: How UPenn reached a deal with the White House over trans athletes and $175 million in federal funding

By Danny Freeman, CNN Philadelphia (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s alma mater recognized early on it could be under threat. A week after the University of Pennsylvania alumnus’ inauguration, the university president composed a message to the school community: “Like you, I am closely monitoring recent developments from Washington that directly affect higher education.” “Together

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Idaho GOP releases statement responding to threats against party leaders and members

In light of credible threats made against members of the Idaho Republican Party and its leadership, Idaho GOP Chairwoman Dorothy Moon issued the following statement:
“In recent days, our party has been subjected to disturbing threats, including a direct message left on my home phone promising a personal visit and a public post on social media calling for the murder of Idaho Republicans. These threats follow the horrific assassination of a state senator and her family in Minnesota, a tragedy that underscores just how seriously we must treat acts of political intimidation and violence…

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Multi-state ground search called off for Idaho teens feared abducted by FLDS Church

The Uvalde Foundation For Kids has ended its 10-day multi-state ground search for missing Idaho teens Allen Larand Fisher and Rachelle “Shelly” Leray Fischer. The foundation announced this morning that new information suggests the teens are being hidden in one location by members of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (FLDS), who are suspected of abducting the children.
“At this juncture, new information we have received, coupled with an exhaustive multi-state ground search… has led us to end our active ground search for the moment,” Daniel Chapin, founder and national director of the Uvalde Foundation, told reporters. “We do not believe these kids are being transported anywhere at this point.”

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American Falls Mayor Rebekah Sorensen resigns

American Falls Mayor Rebekah Sorensen has announced she is stepping down to focus on her family while completing a new home in the county. Her resignation, effective immediately, comes at a complex time, but Sorensen says she’s confident City Council President Gilbert Hofmeister will do “a fantastic job as mayor.”

“I support him wholeheartedly and extend congratulations to Mayor Hofmeister and Councilman Perez,” Sorensen wrote in a post on Facebook announcing her resignation. “I am rooting for you and cannot wait to see what the future holds for American Falls!”

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Del tigre de Tasmania al dodo: los animales que los científicos quieren “revivir”

Por CNN Español El “lobo terrible”, el mamut lanudo, el tigre de Tasmania, el dodo: la exótica lista de especies perdidas que los científicos buscan “desextinguir” —un término que debería utilizarse con comillas cautelosas— suele despertar una catarata de preguntas. Qué son estos animales que para algunos parecen salidos de leyendas, cómo se puede intentar

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