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Month: April 2025

Marco Rubio y Nayib Bukele han estado en contacto sobre Kilmar Ábrego García, según fuentes

Por Priscilla Álvarez, Katelyn Polantz, Paula Reid y Alayna Treene, CNN El secretario de Estado de EE.UU., Marco Rubio, y el presidente de El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, han estado en contacto directo sobre la detención de Kilmar Ábrego García, a quien Estados Unidos deportó por error a la infame megaprisión salvadoreña, según múltiples fuentes familiarizadas

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Election watchdog loses its enforcement powers as Trump seeks to exert more control over its decisions

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — The agency charged with policing federal campaign finance laws is losing its enforcement and policy-making powers with the resignation of a Republican commissioner. Allen Dickerson’s departure Wednesday — combined with President Donald Trump’s February firing of long-serving Democratic Commissioner Ellen Weintraub — leaves the Federal Election Commission with just

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What is SF’s strategy after 400+ fentanyl overdoses in 2024? Many are asking for a drastic approach

By Luz Pena Click here for updates on this story     SAN FRANCISCO, California (KGO) — Tuesday was National Fentanyl Awareness Day, highlighting the dangers of the drug that is killing thousands of people throughout the country. It’s been hard for local cities to tackle this crisis. The fentanyl crisis is nothing new for San Francisco

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Iran woos Trump with a ‘trillion-dollar’ opportunity. But will a nuclear deal make America rich?

By Abbas Al Lawati, CNN (CNN) — Iran is crafting a potential nuclear agreement with the United States, wrapping it in language designed to flatter US President Donald Trump’s favorite persona: the dealmaker-in-chief. Officials in Tehran have seized on Trump’s anti-war, pro-business image to pitch an Iran-US nuclear agreement as a way to help Trump

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Supreme Court’s conservative majority open to endorsing the use of state funds for a Catholic charter school

By John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority on Wednesday seemed open to backing the creation of a Catholic charter school in Oklahoma, a decision that would expand the availability of taxpayer money for religious education in school systems across the nation. During more than two hours of at times feisty arguments

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Charges filed after 80-year-old woman says her son stole more than $240,000 from her, ‘took over’ her home

By JoBeth Davis Click here for updates on this story     GRAIN VALLEY, Missouri (KMBC) — A Grain Valley, Missouri, man faces charges after his mother says he stole more than $240,000 and pushed her out of her home. The Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office said Michael C. McLin faces charges of financial exploitation of the elderly

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