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Month: August 2025

BLM reminds the public to prevent wildfire over a hot and dry Labor Day Weekend

Campfire ban and other fire prevention measures are still in effect statewide PORTLAND, Ore. — As fire risk remains high and the holiday weekend approaches, the public is urged to prevent human-caused wildfires. Recent high temperatures and continued dry conditions increase the potential for fire starts and rapid spread. “Roughly 85% of wildfires nationwide are caused by human activities,” said Fire Prevention Specialist Adam Johnson, “Those visiting public

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Construction underway on 178-unit multifamily community in Bend

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) – Developers have officially broken ground on Britta Ridge, a 178-unit, Class-A multifamily development located at 20300 Halfway Road in Bend, Oregon. The project is being developed on behalf of a family based in Oregon and reflects a long-term commitment to building high-quality housing in one of the state’s fastest-growing markets. Once complete, Britta Ridge will feature three

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Noem fires two dozen FEMA employees over alleged cybersecurity gaps

By Gabe Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has fired two dozen Federal Emergency Management Agency IT employees, including top leaders, for allegedly neglecting security protocols and compromising sensitive data. A DHS press release Friday claims a routine cybersecurity review uncovered major vulnerabilities that allowed a “threat actor” to breach FEMA’s network.

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The St. George’s flag is springing up around England. Is it a symbol of proud patriotism or weaponized nationalism?

By Olivia Kemp, CNN London (CNN) — In the United States, the Stars and Stripes are everywhere: on porches, lawns and pickup trucks. The national flag is part of the scenery, almost invisible in its ubiquity. In England, flags are rarer. They usually surface only for royal jubilees, military commemorations or major sporting events. But

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Trump weighs whether to deepen his involvement in Ukraine war talks – or leave things to Putin and Zelensky

By Alayna Treene, CNN (CNN) — Two weeks after his high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Donald Trump is growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of tangible progress he’s made to end the war in Ukraine and is contemplating how involved he should be personally in brokering a meeting between Kremlin and Ukrainian

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Tribunal de apelaciones determina que Trump utilizó indebidamente poderes de emergencia para imponer aranceles

Por Devan Cole, Katelyn Polantz, Ramishah Maruf y Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN Un tribunal federal de apelaciones determinó este viernes que el presidente Donald Trump utilizó indebidamente poderes de emergencia para imponer aranceles generalizados a principios de este año. “Debido a que coincidimos en que la Ley de Poderes Económicos de Emergencia Internacional no otorga al

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Appeals court strikes down many Trump tariffs, saying he overstepped his authority

By Devan Cole, Katelyn Polantz, Ramishah Maruf, Elisabeth Buchwald, CNN (CNN) — A federal appeals court Friday struck down many of President Donald Trump’s historic tariffs, saying he unlawfully leaned on emergency powers to impose the import taxes. The International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize tariffs like the ones Trump used the law

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A 20 años del paso del huracán Katrina por EE.UU., tres historias de supervivencia y resiliencia en medio de la tragedia

Por Gustavo Valdés, CNN en Español Este viernes se conmemora el 20º aniversario del paso del huracán Katrina por el sureste de Estados Unidos, dejando un saldo de 1.392 muertos, cientos de miles de evacuados y miles de millones de dólares en daños. Katrina devastó especialmente a Nueva Orleans, una ciudad que no olvida los

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