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Month: June 2025

“Fue una forma de curación”: viajar a todos los países ayudó a este estadounidense a lidiar con un trastorno de salud mental

Por Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN Había luchado contra el trastorno obsesivo compulsivo desde la infancia, pero Cameron Mofid dice que hubo una cosa que lo ayudó a sobrellevar la situación: viajar por el mundo. Mofid, quien es originario de San Diego, descubrió que constantemente repetía y analizaba en exceso las conversaciones o “necesitaba obsesivamente un cierre

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Education Dept. considering cuts for California universities while making ‘progress’ with Harvard and Columbia, McMahon says

By Betsy Klein, Danya Gainor, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration is turning its ire from the Ivies in the East to public universities in California as it continues its crusade to remake higher education in the United States. Education Secretary Linda McMahon affirmed the administration is considering significant slashes to federal funding for universities

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ICE protests nationwide come as agency scrambles to meet Trump’s immigration arrest quotas

By Priscilla Alvarez, CNN (CNN) — Protests unfolding nationwide against President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda come as Immigration and Customs Enforcement races to meet White House arrest quotas. Since Trump took office, ICE, which had previously been operating with a set of guidelines focused on public safety and national security threats, has had to pivot

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Qantas to close low-cost arm Jetstar Asia

Story by Reuters (Reuters) — Australia’s Qantas QAN.AX said on Wednesday it will close Jetstar Asia, the group’s Singapore-based budget airline, as it reels with rising supplier costs, higher airport fees and intensifying competition among low-cost carriers. The move will free A$500 million ($326.40 million) in capital for the flag carrier to invest in its

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Tribunal de apelaciones dictamina que los aranceles más elevados de Trump pueden mantenerse por ahora

Por Ramishah Maruf y Devan Cole, CNN Los aranceles más elevados impuestos por el presidente de EE.UU., Donald Trump, superaron un obstáculo judicial por ahora, luego de que un tribunal federal de apelaciones dictaminara este martes que pueden entrar en vigor mientras se resuelven los desafíos legales. La decisión se produjo después de que la

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