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Month: July 2025

Ser mujer e inmigrante en la fuerza laboral de EE.UU. se ha convertido en un doble riesgo

Por Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español “He vivido el acoso, he vivido el robo de salarios, he vivido todas las injusticias”, cuenta Yesenia Acosta, inmigrante mexicana que trabajó durante años como cosechadora y empaquetadora de productos agrícolas en California. Ahora, desde la organización Líderes Campesinas, busca ayudar a mujeres que llegaron a Estados Unidos con

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‘We are not a TV show’: Family fights for justice in deadly shooting

By Erin Christy Click here for updates on this story     WESTVILLE, Oklahoma (KJRH) — A case out of Adair County is outraging many residents because prosecutors declined to file murder charges against the shooter—even referencing the TV drama, “Yellowstone” when explaining to family reasons why. Husband and grandfather Carl Hutchinson lived in rural Westville, near

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‘Shark Whisperer’ is the latest controversial entertainment to swim into our shark obsession

By Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — Netflix is taking a bite out of our cultural obsession with sharks with the new documentary, “Shark Whisperer.” The project focuses on free-diving conservationist Ocean Ramsey (her real name), who recounts her “fascination and kinship with one of the ocean’s most feared predators,” according to Netflix. “Her passion

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Senate GOP passes Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ after scramble to win over holdouts, setting up high-stakes House fight

By Sarah Ferris, Alison Main, Lauren Fox and Tami Luhby, CNN (CNN) — Senate Republicans narrowly approved President Donald Trump’s sweeping tax and spending cuts package Tuesday after a dayslong grind to secure the support of key holdouts. Some of the hardest work may still lie ahead, however, as Trump and GOP leaders must now

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US Senate votes to strike controversial AI regulation moratorium from Trump agenda bill

By Clare Duffy, CNN New York (CNN) — The US Senate has voted nearly unanimously to remove a 10-year moratorium on the enforcement of state artificial intelligence regulations from Republicans’ sweeping domestic policy bill. The provision in the Senate bill would have effectively prevented states from enforcing many proposed and existing AI-related laws — including

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