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Month: April 2026

Hegseth destituye al jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejército de EE.UU. y a otros dos generales en medio de la guerra con Irán

Por Haley Britzky y Natasha Bertrand, CNN El secretario de Defensa de EE.UU., Pete Hegseth, destituyó este jueves al jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejército estadounidense y a otros dos generales, en el marco de la continuación de la guerra con Irán. Hegseth ordenó al jefe del Estado Mayor del Ejército estadounidense, el general Randy

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Bend Police Officer Zachary Childers

There’s Good News: Bend Police Department and Officer Zachary Childers receive top Oregon DUII enforcement honors

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Bend Police Department announced Thursday that it’s been awarded the 2025 Enforcement Agency of the Year by the Oregon DUII Multi-Disciplinary Training Task Force.   In addition, Bend Police Officer Zachary Childers was named the 2025 DUII Officer of the Year. Officer Childers has been a Bend officer since 2017 and in law enforcement for

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Quién es Roberto Velasco, el especialista en la relación con EE.UU. que Sheinbaum propuso como canciller de México

Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, anunció este miércoles que propondrá a Roberto Velasco Álvarez como el nuevo canciller del país, luego de que Juan Ramón de la Fuente informó el martes que dejará el cargo por problemas de salud. Velasco, quien aún debe ser ratificado por el Senado,

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Trump’s new role for USPS in mail balloting is unconstitutional, three lawsuits say

By Tierney Sneed, CNN (CNN) — Democrats compared President Donald Trump’s latest attempt to overhaul elections to George Orwell’s “1984,” in one of three lawsuits now challenging Tuesday’s executive order, which instructs the US Postal Service to determine who does and doesn’t receive a mail ballot. Democratic congressional leaders and organizations, as well as two

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Potet Laureate Ellen Waterston

Governor Kotek appoints Bend’s Ellen Waterston to a second term as Oregon’s poet laureate

SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Governor Tina Kotek has appointed Ellen Waterston of Bend to a second term as Oregon’s poet laureate, Oregon Humanities announced Thursday. A celebrated poet/writer, educator and speaker who founded the Writing Ranch and the Waterston Desert Writing Prize, Waterston will serve a second two-year term, ending in August 2028.  Waterston is

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EE.UU. respalda “firmemente” la soberanía de Panamá mientras critica a China por “socavar” el comercio global

Por Anabella González y Elizabeth González, CNN en Español El Gobierno de Estados Unidos insistió este jueves en criticar las acciones de China, a quien acusa de detener buques con bandera panameña en el canal de Panamá como parte de una serie de “represalias” tras la suspensión de contratos en dos puertos del Canal que

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Car theft MGN

Auto thefts plummet in Oregon and across the U.S.; there’s still simple steps you can take to avoid being a victim

PORTLAND, Ore. (KTVZ) – New data from the National Insurance Crime Bureau shows a sharp drop in vehicle thefts across Oregon and nationwide, marking a continued downward trend in recent years.  According to NICB’s 2025 Vehicle Thefts Trends report, auto thefts across the U.S. fell again by 23 percent from 2024 to 2025, following a 17 percent decrease the previous year. 

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El presidente de la Corte Suprema dejó un mensaje contundente a Trump sobre la ciudadanía por nacimiento

Análisis de Joan Biskupic, CNN Cuando el presidente de la Corte Suprema, John Roberts, y los ocho jueces asociados tomaron sus asientos en el estrado este miércoles para un debate fundamental sobre la identidad estadounidense, no hicieron mención alguna a la presencia de Donald Trump en la sala. No fue algo inesperado: el miércoles fue

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Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin listens during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on March 26.

Markwayne Mullin has started making policy changes at DHS. Some GOP lawmakers want him to do more

By Annie Grayer, Michael Williams, CNN (CNN) — During his confirmation hearing last month, Markwayne Mullin promised to make changes at the Department of Homeland Security if he were to be confirmed as its next secretary. He called the controversial policy under outgoing Secretary Kristi Noem that required her approval of contracts exceeding $100,000 “micromanaging.”

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