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Month: September 2025

Fireworks in Himalayas spark outrage, forcing outdoor brand Arc’teryx to apologize

By Chris Lau, Kloe Zheng, CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — The sight of a multi-colored fireworks exploding in the foothills of the Himalayas has sparked a furious environmental backlash, prompting a local government investigation in China and forcing global outdoor apparel brand Arc’teryx to issue an apology. The Canadian-headquartered, Chinese-owned, brand teamed up with artist

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5 things to know for Sept. 22: Charlie Kirk memorial, Jimmy Kimmel, Super typhoon, Immigration, Middle East

CNN By Alexandra Banner, CNN Today marks the official arrival of fall, yet lingering heat across the US reminds us that the seasons rarely follow the calendar’s script. Rising temperatures from fossil fuel pollution are pushing the first freeze later across much of the country, impacting agriculture, allergens and more. Here’s what else you need

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5 things to know for Sept. 22: Charlie Kirk memorial, Jimmy Kimmel, Super typhoon, Immigration, Middle East

CNN By Alexandra Banner, CNN Today marks the official arrival of fall, yet lingering heat across the US reminds us that the seasons rarely follow the calendar’s script. Rising temperatures from fossil fuel pollution are pushing the first freeze later across much of the country, impacting agriculture, allergens and more. Here’s what else you need

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5 things to know for Sept. 22: Charlie Kirk memorial, Jimmy Kimmel, Super typhoon, Immigration, Middle East

By Alexandra Banner, CNN Today marks the official arrival of fall, yet lingering heat across the US reminds us that the seasons rarely follow the calendar’s script. Rising temperatures from fossil fuel pollution are pushing the first freeze later across much of the country, impacting agriculture, allergens and more. Here’s what else you need to

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“Como Prime, pero con seres humanos”: cómo la administración Trump usa la IA para reforzar la aplicación de leyes migratorias

Por Angélica Franganillo Díaz, CNN La administración Trump está ampliando drásticamente el uso de inteligencia artificial en la aplicación de leyes migratorias, utilizando la tecnología no sólo para rastrear a los migrantes sino también para ayudar a determinar quiénes son objeto de deportación. Para impulsar la aplicación de las leyes migratorias —una prioridad política fundamental

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La tormenta más poderosa del planeta este año azota Filipinas. Hong Kong, Taiwán y el sur de China en alerta

Por Helen Regan y Briana Waxman La tormenta más fuerte del año hasta ahora ha caído sobre el norte de Filipinas con vientos destructivos y lluvias torrenciales, causando la evacuación de miles de personas y preparativos en las cercanas Hong Kong, Taiwán y China continental. El tifón Ragasa, conocido en Filipinas como Nando, tocó tierra

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Las 5 cosas que debes saber este 22 de septiembre: Estado palestino, visas H-1B, huracán Gabrielle, balón de oro y más

Por CNN en Español Más países reconocen un Estado palestino. Se reactiva la temporada de huracanes en el Atlántico. Maduro envía carta a Trump. Esto es lo que debes saber para comenzar el día. Primero la verdad. Suscríbete aquí para recibir el newsletter cada mañana en tu correo 🎙 Escucha las 5 cosas de CNN

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Rural health clinics are closing after Trump’s ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ raising the legislation’s political risks

By David Wright, Eva McKend, CNN (CNN) — Exactly two months after President Donald Trump signed his policy megabill in a July 4 celebration at the White House, a Virginia health care company blamed the law for the closure of three rural clinics serving communities along the Blue Ridge Mountains. The closures, Augusta Medical Group

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Travis Kelce and Andy Reid have heated exchange in Chiefs win, Eagles make thrilling late comeback: NFL Week 3 Sunday review

By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — Between division rivalries, playoff rematches and cross-country affairs, Week 3 in the NFL had everything you could want. Sunday’s action was blighted by a host of quarterback injuries, though, which meant that a number of star players were absent; Washington’s Jayden Daniels, Minnesota’s JJ McCarthy, Cincinnati’s Joe Burrow and

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When an ex-employee with a prior assault charge opened fire at a country club, bystanders jumped in to help

By Lauren Mascarenhas, Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — Sky Meadow Country Club, nestled against sprawling greenery at the highest peak of Nashua, New Hampshire, boasts a beautiful backdrop for recreation and special occasions – a golf course, ballroom, fine-dining restaurant, patio, bar and more. That beautiful backdrop turned into a bloody scene Saturday night, when

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When an ex-employee with a prior assault charge opened fire at a country club, bystanders jumped in to help

WCVB, FAMILY PHOTO, CNN By Lauren Mascarenhas, Chris Boyette, CNN (CNN) — Sky Meadow Country Club, nestled against sprawling greenery at the highest peak of Nashua, New Hampshire, boasts a beautiful backdrop for recreation and special occasions – a golf course, ballroom, fine-dining restaurant, patio, bar and more. That beautiful backdrop turned into a bloody

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India sends more skilled workers to the US than any other country. Trump’s visa hike has sparked panic

By Rhea Mogul, John Liu, CNN (CNN) — A wave of panic and confusion has spread through Indian communities and the global tech industry, following US President Donald Trump’s surprise order imposing a $100,000 fee for the H-1B visa, impacting the largest group of beneficiaries of the skilled-worker program. The initial announcement on Friday ignited

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