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Month: January 2026

Mientras Venezuela se doblega bajo el Gobierno de Trump, Irán ve un paralelo incómodo

Por Mostafa Salem, CNN Los focos de protesta que estallaron en todo Irán durante la última semana han intensificado la presión sobre un Gobierno disfuncional que lucha por gestionar una crisis económica en espiral. Pero una dramática operación militar estadounidense a más de 11.000 kilómetros de distancia se cierne aún más sobre la República Islámica.

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Las razones del interés de Trump en Groenlandia

Análisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN La próxima conquista de Estados Unidos podría ser Trumpland. El presidente Donald Trump busca nuevas adquisiciones para su proyecto de construcción del imperio del siglo XXI después de remover al jefe del “odioso” Gobierno de Venezuela. Durante su primer mandato, los planes de Trump para Groenlandia fueron considerados una broma:

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Trust, transparency and tough questions: Deschutes Sheriff hopeful Ty Rupert makes his pitch to voters

SUNRIVER, Ore. (KTVZ) — Deschutes County Sheriff Ty Rupert used a Sunriver town hall to highlight his focus on rebuilding trust, transparency and community engagement as he heads toward the 2026 sheriff’s race.​ Sunriver town hall focus Interim Sheriff Ty Rupert met with Sunriver-area residents Tuesday night in Sunriver, inviting questions and concerns about public

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A campaign poster uses the park's Indigenous name

Plans for $2.3 billion stadium ignite debate in 2032 Olympics host city

By Oscar Holland, CNN (CNN) — Officials in Brisbane, Australia, have revealed plans for 2032’s Olympic stadium: a $2.3 billion venue inspired by the state’s typical suburban homes, known as “Queenslanders” — residential architecture that may be familiar to fans of Brisbane-based cartoon, “Bluey.” Digital images of the proposed stadium — encircled by a walkable

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Snow in the forecast could mean difficulties with schools; how school districts prepare for winter weather

(UPDATE: adding video and quotes from Bend-LaPine Schools Director of Communications, Scott Maben) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Snow, Sleet, Ice, all conditions making it difficult to drive around. With students back from break, schools are preparing for winter weather. So what does the preparation look like?  “We have our maintenance team, all prepared and kind of on standby to to

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