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Month: August 2025

North Korea has a secret missile base that poses a ‘potential nuclear threat’ to the US, new report says

By Jessie Yeung, CNN (CNN) — North Korea has a secret, previously unreported missile base near its northern border with China, which could pose a “potential nuclear threat” to much of East Asia and the United States, according to a new report released Wednesday. The Sinpung-dong missile base is located just 27 kilometers (about 17

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What the Gaza blockade looks like through the eyes of Egyptian truck drivers and aid workers

By Mostafa Salem, CNN Rafah, Egypt (CNN) — For nearly two years, Egyptian truck drivers have braved the only land crossing into Gaza outside Israel to deliver vital aid, but long delays, Israeli rejections and harsh border conditions are testing their resolve to continue serving Palestinians in the war-torn enclave. The drivers spend weeks parked

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China’s military prepares to unveil its latest weapons in parade celebrating end of World War II

By Brad Lendon, CNN (CNN) — They roll down Beijing streets, some covered from prying eyes by huge tarpaulins, but the silhouettes of missiles, tanks and undersea vehicles are unmistakable as China prepares for its most revealing military parade in six years. For military watchers, the procession of veiled armaments is offering valuable clues to

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California resident tests positive for plague

KTVN By Nadia Kounang, CNN (CNN) — A Lake Tahoe area resident has tested positive for plague, California health officials said Tuesday. Officials said they believed the resident was infected after being bitten by an infected flea while camping in the South Lake Tahoe area. The person is recovering at home and under the care

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Thailand’s former leader acquitted in royal insult case, but the list of those ensnared by lese majeste laws keeps growing

By Helen Regan, CNN (CNN) — Arnon Nampa’s youngest child runs toward the sound of shackles. The 3-year-old’s only memories of his father, a prominent human right lawyer and activist, are from seeing him in a courtroom – not from his work defending others, but from the numerous lese majeste cases against him, Thailand’s notoriously

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Un antiguo templo en Bolivia podría revelar secretos de una sociedad perdida que existió antes del imperio Inca

Por Gina Park, CNN Arqueólogos afirman haber descubierto las ruinas de lo que consideran los límites de un antiguo templo perteneciente a la enigmática sociedad andina de Tiwanaku, que desapareció alrededor del año 1000 d.C. El equipo de investigación halló el extenso complejo en el altiplano del actual municipio de Caracollo, Bolivia. El sitio se

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Cámara de Representantes de Texas aprueba proyecto de ley de redistribución de distritos y lo envía al Senado

Por Eric Bradner, Arlette Saenz, Arit John, Steve Contorno y Andi Babineau, CNN La Cámara de Representantes de Texas aprobó un proyecto de ley de redistribución de distritos electorales, allanando el camino para que los mapas elaborados por los republicanos, que podrían sumar al Partido Republicano hasta cinco escaños en la Cámara de Representantes de

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‘You never want to leave:’ TikTok employees raise concerns about the app’s impact on teens in newly unsealed video

By Clare Duffy, CNN New York (CNN) — Current and former TikTok employees have raised concerns internally about how the app’s popular algorithm could hurt young users’ mental health, a newly unsealed video presented as evidence in a North Carolina lawsuit against the company shows. The comments stand in contrast to repeated public statements by

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Las tres caídas de Julio César Chávez Jr.: del ring a su detención en México por supuestos vínculos con el narcotráfico

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Hijo de una leyenda del boxeo mexicano, Julio César Chávez Jr. parecía destinado a escribir su propia historia dentro del ring. Pero en las últimas semanas, el pugilista ha protagonizado una sucesión de caídas que lo llevaron del cuadrilátero a enfrentar a la justicia por supuestos vínculos con el

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“Los tratan como si fueran basura”, dice hija de uno de los dos inmigrantes mexicanos arrestados en Connecticut

Por María Santana y Anabella Gonzalez, CNN en Español “¿Por qué, por qué? ¡Díganme la razón! ¡¿Qué están buscando?!” Los gritos de desesperación de Leonel Chávez, un inmigrante mexicano de 42 años, quedaron registrados en un video que logró grabar momentos antes de que agentes federales lo detuvieran el viernes junto a su hermano en

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Tribunal de apelaciones avala que el Gobierno de Trump ponga fin temporal al TPS para personas de Honduras, Nicaragua y Nepal

Por Devan Cole, CNN Un tribunal federal de apelaciones permitió que el Gobierno de Trump ponga fin temporal al Estatus de Protección Temporal (TPS) para miles de inmigrantes indocumentados de Honduras, Nicaragua y Nepal. En una breve orden, un panel unánime de tres jueces del 9º Circuito de Apelaciones de EE.UU. acordó suspender el fallo

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University of California president’s office promises return of Native American remains by 2028

By Michelle Bandur Click here for updates on this story     SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — Native American tribal leaders and lawmakers are urging California universities to accelerate the repatriation of human remains and cultural items that have been stored for decades, following a third state audit criticizing the slow efforts. “There’s thousands upon thousands, rows upon

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ISU’s KISU radio station making programming changes to survive fallout from federal funding cuts

Managers of Idaho State University’s KISU public radio station say they have already started to pull back on programming and staff hours to keep the station running following federal budget cuts to public broadcasting.

“We got word from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting that they would start to wind down their services and have a presence until the end of this year; after which, their offices would be closed,” said Jamon Anderson, general manager of KISU.

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Alcaldesa de Los Ángeles dice que la ciudad “está unida al 100 %” en contra de la política migratoria de Trump

Por Lizbeth Padilla La alcaldesa de Los Ángeles, Karen Bass, dijo el martes que su administración no mantiene comunicación con el Gobierno Federal en medio de la ofensiva migratoria del presidente Donald Trump, y aseguró que la ciudad está “unida al 100 %” en su oposición a la política migratoria de la Casa Blanca. “No,

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Human remains consistent with missing woman found, boyfriend charged with murder, Bristol DA says

By Imani Clement Click here for updates on this story     REHOBOTH, Massachusetts (WCVB) — Human remains consistent with those of a missing woman have been found, and her boyfriend will be charged with murder, the Bristol County District Attorney’s Office said. The human remains of Kylee Monteiro were found Tuesday evening, and her boyfriend, Gregory

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Utah County norovirus outbreak potentially caused by frozen oysters from South Korea

Utah health officials are investigating a norovirus outbreak in Utah County connected to frozen half-shell oysters from South Korea.

In July, the Food and Drug Administration announced the potential norovirus contamination of frozen oysters from Korea. At the time, restaurants and consumers were advised not to sell or eat frozen oysters harvested between Dec. 30, 2024, and Feb. 6 from 11 lots in the country.

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Taylor Stanberry has made history as the first woman to win the ultimate grand prize for the Florida Python Challenge

Woman makes history in python challenge

By Alexa Velez Click here for updates on this story     COLLIER COUNTY, Florida (WBBH) — Taylor Stanberry has made history as the first woman to win the ultimate grand prize for the Florida Python Challenge, capturing a record 60 pythons during the 10-day event across South Florida. “There’s so many awesome female hunters out there.

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Bonneville County Budget Debate: Prosecutor warns of “Tipping of the Scales,” Commissioners explain revenue limits

Bonneville County Prosecuting Attorney Randy Neal is sounding the alarm over the proposed county budget for fiscal year 2026, warning that a lack of funding for his office could cripple the local justice system. In a newly released public commentary, Neal criticized county commissioners for failing to increase the number of prosecutors over the past two decades, a trend he says has only worsened recently.

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PE teacher charged after alleged inappropriate behavior, comments toward students

By Chloe Godding Click here for updates on this story     PLATTE COUNTY, Missouri (KMBC) — A physical education teacher in the Park Hill School District is facing charges after several middle school students alleged that he made inappropriate comments and advances toward them. Isaiah Washington, 39, of Liberty, Missouri, has been charged with three counts

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Evacuations ordered in Colorado for some Eagle County residents due to Derby Fire growth

By Jennifer McRae Click here for updates on this story     Eagle County (KCNC) — Evacuations have been ordered for some Eagle County residents on Wednesday as the Derby Fire experienced “significant growth overnight.” According to Eagle County Emergency Management, all residents of Sweetwater Road and areas of the Colorado River Road from Sweetwater to Red

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Douglas County Prosecutors charged an Omaha caretaker with five felonies in the homicide of a 67-year-old woman.

‘Beyond deplorable:’ Prosecutor describes caretaker neglect that ended in homicide charges

By Beth Carlson Click here for updates on this story     OMAHA, Nebraska (KETV) — Douglas County Prosecutors charged an Omaha caretaker with five felonies in the homicide of a 67-year-old woman. 53-year-old Nicky Budlong was booked into the Douglas County Jail on charges that included manslaughter, abuse of a vulnerable adult, and three counts of

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Obama calls Newsom’s redistricting plan ‘a responsible approach’ in response to Texas Republicans redrawing maps

By David Wright, CNN (CNN) — Former President Barack Obama said Tuesday that he supported a proposal by California Democrats to redraw congressional lines in response to a Republican-led push in Texas to gain additional US House seats but expressed unease with the broader effects of political gerrymandering. “On this California issue, I want to

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Detienen a 13 personas presuntamente relacionadas con homicidio de colaboradores de la jefa de Gobierno de Ciudad de México

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Autoridades mexicanas detuvieron la madrugada de este miércoles a 13 personas presuntamente relacionadas con el homicidio de Ximena Guzmán y José Muñoz, dos cercanos colaboradores de la jefa de Gobierno de la Ciudad de México, Clara Brugada, informó la propia funcionaria en un mensaje a medios. Brugada dijo que,

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Gobierno de Trump amplía requisito de “buena conducta moral” para obtener la ciudadanía estadounidense

Por Michael Williams, CNN El Gobierno de Trump amplió el requisito para que los inmigrantes que buscan la ciudadanía estadounidense demuestren “buena conducta moral”, una medida que abogados de inmigración califican como preocupante porque añade incertidumbre al proceso de naturalización. El Servicio de Ciudadanía e Inmigración de Estados Unidos (USCIS, por sus siglas en inglés),

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What went wrong at Target

By Nathaniel Meyersohn, CNN (CNN) — Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down after 11 years amid struggles at one of America’s most prominent retail chains. Cornell helped engineer a turnaround at Target, but it’s been a rocky few years for the retailer. Incoming Target CEO Michael Fiddelke, a veteran leader at the company, will

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Trump’s ‘chilling effect’ is coming for museums, historians warn

By Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — Historians and researchers are expressing “grave concern” about President Trump’s push to purge museums of information he dislikes. “Such political interference stands to impose a single and flawed view of American history onto the Smithsonian, placing at risk the integrity and accuracy of historical interpretation,” Sarah Weicksel, executive director

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