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Month: September 2025

These are the North American airports that travelers find the most satisfying

By Francesca Street, CNN (CNN) — Long lines, delays and record passenger numbers might not scream “satisfaction,” but while these remain frequent hallmarks of air travel in North America, a new study has revealed flyers are increasingly pleased with their experience of the region’s airports. Overall passenger satisfaction scores are marginally up from last year,

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Philanthropist and environmentalist Robert Redford’s legacy goes far beyond Hollywood

By CNN Impact Your World and Lindsay Benson (CNN) — While Robert Redford made his mark with Hollywood films such as “All the President’s Men,” “Barefoot in the Park” and “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” the lifelong environmentalist and philanthropist was also committed to sparking change, protecting the earth and supporting up-and-coming filmmakers. “I’m

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Tropical Storm Gabrielle has run into an atmospheric road block, but it’s still forecast to strengthen

By CNN Meteorologists Mary Gilbert, Chris Dolce, CNN Tropical Storm Gabrielle is struggling to organize after it formed Wednesday in the central Atlantic Ocean and put an end to an unusual nearly three-week stretch with no storms during the peak of hurricane season. Gabrielle was churning around 700 miles east-northeast of the Caribbean’s northern Leeward

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Trump wants to target liberal groups and protesters with a decades-old law once used against the mob

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — As President Donald Trump threatens legal action against his adversaries, particularly after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, he’s repeatedly talked about using one federal law: the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO. Trump wants to bring racketeering charges against left-wing groups he’s accused of promoting violence. Some influential Republicans

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El rey de España condena el “sufrimiento indescriptible” en Gaza en unas declaraciones públicas poco habituales

Por Jessie Yeung y Rubén Correa, CNN El rey Felipe de España condenó el “sufrimiento indescriptible” de los palestinos en Gaza durante una visita a Egipto esta semana, una reprimenda pública poco habitual por parte de un monarca europeo que suele evitar las intervenciones políticas. “El último episodio de este conflicto, desencadenado por el brutal

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La fiscalía solicita la pena de muerte para el sospechoso del asesinato de Charlie Kirk. Conclusiones clave sobre los cargos

Por Danya Gainor, CNN Los fiscales acusaron este martes a Tyler Robinson, sospechoso de matar al destacado activista político conservador Charlie Kirk, de homicidio agravado y anunciaron que buscarían la pena de muerte. El asesinato de Kirk hace seis días durante un evento en la Universidad del Valle de Utah conmocionó a todo el país

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Jerry quits Ben & Jerry’s

By John Liu, CNN (CNN) — Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Jerry Greenfield has quit the ice cream brand he started in 1978 amid a dispute with its British owner Unilever, according to a post by the company’s other co-founder, Ben Cohen. Cohen shared a statement from Greenfield that said quitting was “one of the hardest

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El calor generado por el cambio climático causó 16.500 muertes adicionales en Europa este verano, según un nuevo estudio

Por Laura Paddison El cambio climático provocó el brutal calor que sufrió Europa este verano y causó 16.500 muertes adicionales en 854 ciudades, lo que supone más del triple de la cifra de fallecidos, según un análisis publicado este miércoles por el Imperial College de Londres y la London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

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