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Mueren más de 400 personas por inundaciones repentinas en Pakistán, Cachemira administrada por India y Nepal

Por Rhea Mogul, Sana Noor Haq y Sophia Saifi, CNN Las inundaciones repentinas como consecuencias de las fuertes lluvias han provocado más de 400 muertos en partes de Pakistán, Cachemira administrada por la India y Nepal, mientras decenas de personas siguen desaparecidas, según dijeron las autoridades. En el noroeste de Pakistán, al menos 321 personas

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Se esperan más de 200 eventos en EE.UU. para protestar contra los planes de redistribución de distritos respaldados por Trump

Por Zoe Sottile, CNN Cientos de personas han sido convocadas este sábado para reunirse en parques, cafeterías, iglesias y edificios gubernamentales de todo Estados Unidos con un mensaje simple: “Detengan la toma de poder de Trump”. Las manifestaciones buscan combatir los planes republicanos de rediseñar los distritos congresionales. El evento principal tendrá lugar en Texas,

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Fracasan las negociaciones para un Tratado Global de Plásticos y los países siguen divididos sobre cómo abordar la crisis

Por Laura Paddison, CNN Las conversaciones para finalizar el primer tratado global sobre la contaminación por plásticos en Ginebra, Suiza, fracasaron este viernes debido a que los países permanecieron profundamente divididos sobre cómo abordar la crisis. La cumbre, celebrada en la sede de las Naciones Unidas y con la participación de delegados de más de

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When magazines ruled the world

CNN By Scottie Andrew, Leah Asmelash, Harmeet Kaur, CNN (CNN) — John F. Kennedy Jr. launched his magazine “George” 30 years ago, when it felt like publications in New York City were the most powerful and glamorous thing imaginable. Gossiped-about editors prowled the city in black cars and flew above the world on the Concorde,

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When magazines ruled the world

By Scottie Andrew, Leah Asmelash, Harmeet Kaur, CNN (CNN) — John F. Kennedy Jr. launched his magazine “George” 30 years ago, when it felt like publications in New York City were the most powerful and glamorous thing imaginable. Gossiped-about editors prowled the city in black cars and flew above the world on the Concorde, gleefully

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Demócratas de California presentan mapa como respuesta a la redistribución de distritos en Texas

Por Molly English y Arlette Saenz, CNN Los demócratas de California presentaron este viernes su propuesta de redistribución de distritos, con el objetivo de sumar hasta cinco escaños demócratas adicionales en la Cámara de Representantes de EE.UU., en respuesta a la redefinición de distritos impulsada por los republicanos de Texas a petición del presidente Donald

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Hombre grita por ayuda mientras supuestos agentes del ICE lo sacan de tribunal de Los Ángeles y lo suben a un vehículo

Por Chris Boyette y Cindy Von Quednow, CNN Un hombre gritó pidiendo ayuda mientras un grupo de hombres —uno de los cuales dijo pertenecer al Servicio de Control de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas en inglés)— lo levantaba y empujaba a un vehículo afuera de un tribunal de Los Ángeles el miércoles, según

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Tristan Rogers, who played super spy Robert Scorpio on ‘General Hospital,’ has died at 79

By The Associated Press (AP) — Tristan Rogers, who played legacy character Robert Scorpio on ABC’s “General Hospital,” died Friday, less than one month after he made a special appearance on the soap opera. He was 79. “The entire ‘General Hospital’ family is heartbroken to hear of Tristan Rogers’ passing,” said Frank Valentini, the show’s

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NIH director lays out agency’s research and funding priorities in new strategy statement

By Deidre McPhillips, CNN (CNN) — The director of the US National Institutes of Health outlined on Friday a “unified strategy” to align the agency’s priorities and funding, a move he said was meant to offer clarification following sweeping changes at the agency, including massive budget cuts, grant cancellations and plans for reorganization. In Friday’s

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México y Guatemala quieren llevar el Tren Maya a Centroamérica e inician negociaciones con Belice

Por Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español Los gobiernos de México y Guatemala acordaron este viernes impulsar el inicio de negociaciones en conjunto con Belice para llevar el Tren Maya —uno de los proyectos de infraestructura insignia del sexenio de Andrés Manuel López Obrador— a esos países de Centroamérica. “Valoramos muchísimo las iniciativas de México que

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La Premier League arranca la temporada con un emotivo homenaje del Liverpool a Diogo Jota

Por David Close, CNN La tan esperada nueva temporada de la Premier League comenzó en Anfield este viernes, con algunos aficionados aún secándose las lágrimas en un día soleado. Las emociones fueron evidentes antes del partido inaugural entre Liverpool y Bournemouth, mientras los seguidores rendían homenaje al fallecido delantero de los “Reds”, Diogo Jota, quien

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Viral allegedly leaked Bryan Kohberger prison videos spark IDOC investigation

The Idaho Department of Correction (IDOC) is investigating several videos that appear to show convicted killer Bryan Kohberger inside a prison cell. One video, which has circulated on social media platforms like X, TikTok, and YouTube, shows a person resembling Kohberger in a cell wearing a white t-shirt and black pants.

The IDOC has not confirmed the video’s authenticity but stated that if it is verified, it would be a “clear violation of IDOC policy.” The department warned that some of the videos might be “fake or AI-enhanced.”

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Charity organization’s statewide tour stops in Pocatello to present grant to local nonprofit

“In Idaho, we rely a lot upon our nonprofit organizations to make their communities run and to take care of people’s needs and to make Idaho a better place to live,” said Rich Ballou, East Idaho Representative for the Idaho Community Foundation. “We feel it’s our job to grow the culture of philanthropy in Idaho and encourage more people to give back, and we help them do that to make sure their money gets to the right place and accomplishes their objectives.”

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El duro relato de un argentino detenido más de 80 días en Estados Unidos antes de su deportación: “Me sentí humillado”

Por Manuela Castro, CNN en Español Nicolás Emmanuel Fernández quería tener una vida entre Estados Unidos y Argentina: “Ir y venir, sin problemas, quedarme unos meses acá, unos meses allá”, dice a CNN. “Ese era el sueño”, repite, pero algo salió mal. “Me volví con las manos vacías”, se reprocha. El Servicio de Inmigración y

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Gov. Little signs executive order to further streamline government, support public schools

Governor Brad Little signed Executive Order 2025-05 today, “The Idaho Act,” creating even more efficiencies in state government to balance the budget and make way for President Donald Trump’s tax cuts while supporting public schools.

“Idaho’s economy is the strongest in the nation, and we continue to move in the right direction. It’s in our DNA here in Idaho to balance the budget, cut taxes, and right-size government so we can continue to make public schools our top priority. My executive order today delivers on our promise to Idahoans that we will implement President Trump’s tax cuts for Idahoans and make the best use of their hard-earned money while putting public schools first,” Governor Little said.

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Emotional, electrifying start to Premier League season as Liverpool wins 6-goal bonanza after honoring Diogo Jota at Anfield

By David Close, CNN (CNN) — The highly anticipated new Premier League season kicked off at Anfield on Friday, with some supporters still wiping away tears from their eyes on a bright, sunny day. Those same supporters likely wiped very different tears away once the final whistle sounded following a six-goal affair that saw the

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Beslan School Siege Fast Facts

CNN Editorial Research (CNN) — Here is a look at the Beslan school siege. On September 1, 2004, armed Chechen rebels took approximately 1,200 children and adults hostage at a school in Beslan, North Ossetia, Russia, at approximately 9am local time. The siege ended on September 3, 2004, with more than 330 killed, including 186

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Texas at the Crossroads: Fighting Gerrymandering and the GOP’s Power Grab

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     August 15, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — While Texas families juggle skyrocketing grocery bills, health care costs, and an unforgiving housing market, Governor Greg Abbott and his MAGA-aligned allies — still bowing to Donald Trump’s shadow — are laser-focused on something else entirely: rigging

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Pacific Grove nursing assistant arrested for alleged sexual assault against elderly patients; Attorney General

By Jeanette Bent Click here for updates on this story     MONTEREY, Calif. (KION) — California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s office announced Thursday that Paul Nkoy Lumbi, Jr. of Monterey County was arrested on felony charges of alleged sexual assault of three elderly patients at Forest Hill Manor in Pacific Grove. They said that Lumbi Jr.

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Man charged with 84 counts of animal cruelty after nearly 80 horses rescued from Montrose property

By Sadie Buggle Click here for updates on this story     MONTROSE, Colo. (KRDO) — A Montrose County man is facing 84 counts of animal cruelty after authorities removed nearly 80 horses and several other animals from his rural property, many of them suffering from what officials describe as severe neglect. According to the Montrose County

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Draft ‘Make America Healthy Again’ report treads lightly on pesticides, processed foods

By Meg Tirrell, Sarah Owermohle, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration’s strategy to “Make America Healthy Again” will bypass aggressive action on farm-used pesticides or regulatory crackdowns on ultraprocessed foods, according to a draft document obtained by CNN. The MAHA Commission, led by US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is set

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Rigby named “JustServe City,” Honoring commitment to volunteerism

Rigby, Idaho, has officially been recognized as a JustServe City, a designation that formalizes the community’s commitment to volunteerism. The global service organization, JustServe, presented a plaque to the Rigby City Council to celebrate the new partnership.

“Just Serve is the perfect partner to help the people of Rigby become active and engaged citizens,” said Councilman Mike Wilder. “I believe that as we service one another, our efforts will foster a stronger and more connected community and continue to make Rigby one of the greatest cities in the country.”

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Tras despliegue militar de EE.UU. en el Caribe, México dice que está a favor de la “autodeterminación de los pueblos”

Por Uriel Blanco, CNN en Español La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, reaccionó este viernes al despliegue militar de Estados Unidos en el Caribe, diciendo que su gobierno está a favor de la “autodeterminación de los pueblos”. “Tienen desplegados en aguas internacionales, en el sur (del Caribe), entre Panamá y Sudamérica, es decir, entre Centroamérica

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Obama Rallies Texas Democrats Against GOP’s Gerrymandering Power Grab

By Francis Page, Jr. Click here for updates on this story     August 15, 2025 (Houston Style Magazine) — At a critical crossroads for voting rights and fair representation, former President Barack Obama lent his voice—and unwavering support—to Texas House Democrats who’ve taken an extraordinary stand. Joining their virtual gathering from an undisclosed location, he praised

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Idaho records first West Nile virus death of the year in Twin Falls county

Idaho’s first reported death caused by West Nile virus this year was identified in a Twin Falls County resident over the age of 65. West Nile virus is spread by the bite of an infected mosquito.

This year, West Nile virus activity in mosquitoes has been detected in seven southern Idaho counties and neighboring Malheur County, Ore. Not all counties collect and test mosquitoes.

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