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Month: September 2025

Michigan judge dismisses charges against fake electors who signed papers saying Trump won the state in 2020

By Hannah Rabinowitz, Marshall Cohen, CNN (CNN) — A Michigan state judge on Tuesday dismissed charges against the fake electors who signed certificates falsely claiming President Donald Trump won Michigan in the 2020 election, saying that the state failed to prove the 15 men and women were knowingly trying to break the law. The group

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Oregon Department of Forestry says thousands of fires have sparked statewide so far this year

Oregon Department of Forestry says thousands of fires have sparked statewide so far this year

OREGON (KTVZ) — The Oregon Department of Forestry shared an update on the state’s active wildland fires. Right now, two active large fires are burning on ODF-protected land and eight others are burning statewide. So far this year, 945 fires have burned on ODF-protected land and another 2,464 statewide. The department is reminding Oregonians that despite precipitation

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Ukraine says Russian missile that hit government building is packed with US and European parts

By Ivana Kottasová, Daria Tarasova-Markin, Victoria Butenko, CNN (CNN) — A Russian cruise missile that hit a government building in central Kyiv on Sunday was filled with dozens of foreign parts, including chips and other electronic components made in the United States, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday. The Iskander 9M727 missile that struck the building

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Histórico decomiso de combustible en México deja primeras detenciones. Expertos dicen que sería solo la punta del iceberg

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español El decomiso histórico de 10 millones de litros de gasolina en México, anunciado por las autoridades locales, destapó una compleja red de contrabando que involucra a marinos en actividad, exfuncionarios aduanales y empresarios en un momento clave para la cooperación en seguridad entre México y Estados Unidos. El caso

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Mt. Bachelor announces lift upgrades, new passholder perks as it gears up for 2025-26 season

Mt. Bachelor announces lift upgrades, new passholder perks as it gears up for 2025-26 season

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Snow sport enthusiasts–Mt. Bachelor has some exciting news! While winter may seem far away, the resort is gearing up for another great season, and has announced upgrades to the Northwest Lift as well as a variety of new passholder perks. In a recent press release, Mt. Bachelor said it’s working to improve Northwest’s efficiency

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Inmigrantes prefieren que sus hijos tengan clases virtuales por miedo a redadas: “Es como el covid, no sé cuánto durará esto”

Por Gonzalo Alvarado y Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN en Español El miedo que sienten muchos padres inmigrantes cuando dejan o buscan a sus hijos en la escuela en Los Ángeles hace que cada trayecto sea angustioso. Por ello, varias familias han expresado que prefieren una educación a distancia y así reducir el riesgo de ser detenido

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Florida’s surgeon general said he didn’t calculate the costs of ending vaccine mandates in the state. But scientists have.

By Brenda Goodman, Deidre McPhillips, CNN (CNN) — Florida’s surgeon general said Sunday that he had not weighed the cost – in terms of infections, hospitalizations or deaths – of ending vaccine mandates in his state. But scientists who have done those calculations say those costs may be high. Asked by CNN’s Jake Tapper whether

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