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Month: June 2025

‘Come and help us’: Milwaukee parents fire back at Trump administration for denying federal aid amid lead crisis in schools

By Brenda Goodman, CNN Milwaukee (CNN) — The library at Starms Discovery Learning Center has cheerful peach and blue walls, and squat wooden shelves filled with books wrapped in thick plastic jackets to protect them from the touches and smudges of many small hands. On Monday, the library became a place to exchange other stories,

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Secretary of State Scanlan testifies in trial of man accused of using AI robocalls to influence primary

By Isabel Litterst Click here for updates on this story     MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (WMUR) — New Hampshire’s secretary of state testified Tuesday in the criminal trial of a political consultant accused of using an AI robocall to persuade people not to vote. Defense attorneys for consultant Steven Kramer called Secretary of State David Scanlan to

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Trump exagera el desorden para justificar el uso de militares en territorio estadounidense

Por Análisis Stephen Collinson, CNN Posando como un líder en tiempos de guerra, el presidente Donald Trump está construyendo un argumento político para desplegar soldados estadounidenses no en un conflicto extranjero, sino dentro del país, para reforzar sus redadas masivas de deportación. Pero el gobernador de California, Gavin Newsom, el demócrata que encabeza el estado

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Acusan de intento de asesinato a hombre que supuestamente lanzó un cóctel molotov en las protestas migratorias en Los Ángeles

Por Holmes Lybrand y Rebekah Riess, CNN Un hombre mexicano con antecedentes penales, que había sido deportado anteriormente, fue detenido y acusado de intento de asesinato después de que presuntamente lanzara un cóctel molotov a las fuerzas del orden durante las protestas contra el Servicio de Control de Inmigración y Aduanas (ICE, por sus siglas

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Greenville community discusses future of ‘public camping’ ordinance after vote postponed

By Rey Llerena Click here for updates on this story     GREENVILLE, South Carolina (WYFF) — The Greenville community is discussing the future of the city’s proposed “public camping” ordinance after the city council decided to postpone a vote earlier this week. The proposed ordinance, which could have prevented people from sleeping outdoors in public areas,

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Podcaster Alex Cooper accuses former Boston University soccer coach of sexual harassment

By Jamy Pombo Sesselman Click here for updates on this story     BOSTON (WCVB) — Social media influencer and podcaster Alex Cooper is accusing her former Boston University soccer coach of sexual harassment. Cooper makes the allegations in the docuseries “Call Her Alex,” which premieres on Tuesday. Cooper played soccer at Boston University from 2013 to

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Insurance CEO paid $50M as Florida homeowners struggle with soaring rates

By Dave Elias Click here for updates on this story     CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — As Florida homeowners grapple with soaring insurance premiums, newly obtained government filings show the CEO of one of the state’s fast-growing insurance companies collected tens of millions of dollars in compensation — igniting outrage among policyholders and consumer advocates alike.

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