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Month: June 2025

A West Virginia prosecutor is warning women that a miscarriage could lead to criminal charges

CNN By Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — Amid a constantly changing reproductive landscape, one West Virginia prosecutor is warning people who have miscarriages in his state that they could get in trouble with the law. Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney Tom Truman says that although he personally wouldn’t prosecute someone for a miscarriage, he made the

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ADOT lab engineers test new road materials to forge the future of Arizona roads

By Adam Klepp Click here for updates on this story     PHOENIX (KNXV) — Arizona Department of Transportation engineers are working to develop more durable road materials that can withstand the state’s diverse climate conditions. In ADOT’s materials testing laboratory, engineers are conducting experiments on different asphalt blends to determine how they stand up to pressure

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Former soccer player sentenced to four years in prison after orchestrating the smuggling of around $800,000 worth of cannabis

By Ben Church, CNN (CNN) — Former soccer player Jay Emmanuel-Thomas has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role in orchestrating the smuggling of over 132 pounds (60 kilograms) of cannabis worth around $800,000, according to both the Chelmsford Crown Court and the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA). Emmanuel-Thomas – whose former

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Official overseeing the National Hurricane Center testified to Congress it’s fully staffed—it’s not

By Andrew Freedman, CNN (CNN) — The National Hurricane Center is “fully staffed” and any suggestion that the Trump administration fired meteorologists at the National Weather Service is “fake news,” “preposterous and silly,” Commerce Sec. Howard Lutnick testified to Congress this week. But the administration did fire meteorologists, and the nation’s top hurricane forecasting office

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Gustavo Carrara, presidente de Cáritas Argentina: “Habría que hacer un abordaje multidimensional de la pobreza”

CNN Radio Gustavo Carrara, arzobispo de La Plata y presidente de Cáritas Argentina, visitó este viernes los estudios de CNN Radio para conversar sobre la situación social en el país: dijo que “es necesaria una intervención inteligente del Estado” y aseguró que “deberíamos hacer un abordaje multidimensional de la pobreza”. “Cáritas tiene un modo de

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