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Month: September 2025

A truck driver not paying attention caused a chain-reaction crash that killed 6 people and injured 41, the NTSB found

By Alexandra Skores, CNN Washington (CNN) — A truck driver’s “inattention and failure to respond” to traffic slowing down in front of him caused a multivehicle crash that killed six people and injured 41, the National Transportation Safety Board concluded in a final report published Wednesday. On November 14, 2023, a Mid State Systems tractor

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Camp Mystic plans to reopen after flooding killed 27 people – and one girl’s body has yet to be found

By Holly Yan, Pamela Brown, CNN (CNN) — Two months after catastrophic flooding killed 27 girls and counselors at Camp Mystic, the famed Texas camp plans to reopen – shocking some family members who still don’t know where their loved one is. “The truth is, Camp Mystic failed our daughters,” CiCi Steward, whose 8-year-old daughter

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ABC says ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ racked up 6.3 million viewers on broadcast in his late-night return

By Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — The first new episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” since his suspension averaged 6.3 million viewers via traditional television, more than three times the show’s typical TV viewership, even though the show was blacked out in dozens of markets. In the key advertiser-friendly demographic of viewers ages 18 to 49,

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Marina de EE.UU. prueba misiles balísticos cerca de Florida en plena tensión con Venezuela: “Se vio desde Puerto Rico”

Por German Padinger y Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La Marina de Estados Unidos realizó cuatro pruebas con misiles balísticos con capacidad nuclear lanzados desde un submarino cerca de la costa de Florida, una maniobra que —según la institución armada— busca verificar la efectividad de estos sistemas de armas estadounidenses y que se produce en

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Planting seedlings for the future: Disaster-relief forest restoration grant helps landowners in post-wildfire recovery

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — The 2020 and 2021 fire seasons greatly impacted the state of Oregon, burning close to two million acres and having a particularly devastating effect on 650,000 acres of forested lands in Eastern Oregon. The Oregon Department of Forestry received a Disaster Relief–Fire Recovery Restoration Grant in 2022 from the USDA Forest

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In CNN interview, Schwarzenegger criticizes Trump for calling climate change a ‘con job’

By Elex Michaelson, David Wright, CNN (CNN) — Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Wednesday criticized President Donald Trump’s remarks at the UN General Assembly that the scientific consensus about climate change was a “scam” and “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world.” “Well, I’m not surprised that he said that,” Schwarzenegger told

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In CNN interview, Schwarzenegger criticizes Trump for calling climate change a ‘con job’

CNN By Elex Michaelson, David Wright, CNN (CNN) — Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Wednesday criticized President Donald Trump’s remarks at the UN General Assembly that the scientific consensus about climate change was a “scam” and “the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world.” “Well, I’m not surprised that he said that,” Schwarzenegger

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FAA awards Bend Municipal Airport $3.93 million to rebuild taxiways, complete lighting work

WASHINGTON (KTVZ) — Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden announced Wednesday that the Federal Aviation Administration is investing more than $18.3 million into five airports throughout Oregon through the Airport Improvement Program, including $3.93 million for Bend Municipal Airport projects. “Our regional airports are vital hubs for Oregonians, supporting local businesses and providing

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Experimental gene therapy found to slow Huntington’s disease progression, company says

By Jacqueline Howard, CNN (CNN) — An experimental gene therapy was found to slow the progression of Huntington’s disease in a “pivotal” Phase 1/2 study, according to drugmaker uniQure, marking a major step toward a potential first genetic treatment for the condition. The Amsterdam-based company announced Wednesday that patients who received a high dose of

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