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Month: February 2026

Todos tienen algo que decir en la Corte Suprema de EE.UU. ¿Por qué el fallo sobre aranceles tenía más de 160 páginas?

Por Joan Biskupic, Analista jefe de CNN de la Corte Suprema La extraordinaria cantidad de opiniones encontradas en el caso de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de EE.UU. sobre los aranceles del presidente Donald Trump, que dejó al descubierto las divisiones entre los jueces, también se convirtió en la base de un chiste. Esta semana,

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Protestors hold an anti-ICE rally outside Columbia University after federal agents detained a student Thursday.

Columbia says ICE agents used false pretenses to enter a university residence and detain a student. Here’s what we know

By Emma Tucker, Alaa Elassar, Holly Yan, CNN (CNN) — Ellie Aghayeva spent Wednesday night buried in books at a Columbia University library, documenting an intense 10-hour study session for her social media following — a window into the discipline and determination of student life. Little did she know at the time, she would spend

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Chief Justice John Roberts

Everyone has something to say at the Supreme Court. Why the tariffs ruling had more than 160 pages

By Joan Biskupic, CNN Chief Supreme Court Analyst (CNN) — The extraordinary number of dueling opinions in the Supreme Court’s tariff case, laying bare divisions among the justices, also became the basis for a punch line. At the courtroom lectern this week in a dispute between an energy-pipeline company and the state of Michigan, lawyer John

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Trump presiona por ley de identificación de votantes. Su partido no reúne votos para cambiar el obstruccionismo en el Senado

Por Morgan Rimmer, Lauren Fox, Ted Barrett y Ellis Kim, CNN A pesar de que el presidente Donald Trump exige que el líder de la mayoría del Senado, John Thune, encuentre alguna manera de aprobar un proyecto de ley de identificación de votantes, los republicanos de la cámara alta sostienen que no tienen el apoyo

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The report estimates that the average selling price of smartphones will rise 14% this year to an all-time high of $523.

AI is gobbling up the world’s memory chips, sending smartphone prices to record highs, report says

By Stephanie Yang and Wayne Chang, CNN Taipei, Taiwan (CNN) — A global shortage in memory chips sparked by artificial intelligence has dealt a “tsunami-like shock” to the smartphone industry, pushing prices to all-time highs, according to a new report. A worsening shortfall of memory components is expected to put phone manufacturers out of business

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El Pentágono derriba un dron de la CBP de EE.UU. con un sistema láser, dicen legisladores

Por Pete Muntean, Alexandra Skores y Katherine Dautrich, CNN Las Fuerzas Armadas de Estados Unidos utilizaron un controvertido sistema láser antidrones para derribar una aeronave no tripulada operada por la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza (CBP, por sus siglas en inglés) en Texas, según representantes del Congreso. “Nos explota la cabeza con la noticia

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Por qué la terrible experiencia de los Clinton podría acabar perjudicando a Trump

Análisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN Cuando el expresidente Bill Clinton testifique este viernes ante una comisión del Congreso sobre el escándalo de Jeffrey Epstein, quedará sentado un precedente del que el presidente Donald Trump podría llegar a arrepentirse. La declaración del exmandatario de 79 años sigue al testimonio a puerta cerrada de su esposa, la

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St. Charles Health System funds food insecurity programs in Central Oregon

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Saint Charles Health System is providing grant funding to community organizations to help Central Oregonians access affordable healthy food. The initiative aims to support local groups that target food insecurity throughout the region. According to a survey by the health system, 24% of Central Oregonians said better access to affordable healthy

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Afghan men gather near a damaged car after an overnight Pakistani airstrike hit a residential area at the Girdi Kas village in Bihsud district

Pakistan’s defense minister says latest clashes with Taliban mean ‘open war.’ What’s happening?

By Sophia Saifi, Masoud Popalzai and Rhea Mogul, CNN Islamabad (CNN) — Afghanistan and Pakistan are fighting again, trading deadly shelling and mortar fire across their rugged border, with Islamabad’s defense minister saying his country’s patience had “run out” and declaring “open war” on its Taliban-run neighbor. It’s the latest flare-up in an on-off conflict

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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in Davos

Trump administration orders military contractors and federal agencies to cease business with Anthropic

By Hadas Gold, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration ordered federal agencies and contractors that work with the military to cease business with Anthropic after the company refused to allow the Pentagon to use its artificial-intelligence technology without restrictions. Government agencies, including the Pentagon, have six months to phase out use of Anthropic’s products, President

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Por qué las opciones de ataque de Trump sobre Irán se agotan pese al despliegue militar

Análisis de Nick Paton Walsh Mientras intenta mantener abiertas sus opciones respecto a Irán, el presidente Donald Trump puede estar viendo cómo se le estrechan. Tras la tercera ronda de conversaciones en Ginebra, que terminó con un aparente acuerdo para otra reunión de “nivel técnico” en Viena la próxima semana, la Casa Blanca debe evaluar

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