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Month: June 2026

Juan Orlando Hernández, a CNN sobre su indulto: “Trump lo hace porque se da cuenta de que se cometió una injusticia”

Por María Santana y Rocío Muñoz-Ledo, CNN en Español Cinco meses después de recuperar su libertad gracias a un indulto otorgado por el presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, el exmandatario hondureño Juan Orlando Hernández no se aparta de la narrativa que ha sostenido desde las acusaciones que lo llevaron a una prisión federal en

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5 things to know for June 3: Election night results, NBA Finals, shaky ceasefire, unruly passengers, ‘60 Minutes’

By Alexandra Banner, CNN More shoppers are pausing in the grocery store to take a closer look at ingredient lists, especially since many products nowadays contain mysterious additives. A new poll suggests those concerns are widespread, with 77% of Republicans, Democrats and Independents now calling for large warning labels on ultraprocessed foods. Here’s what else

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Growing worries over the safety of ultraprocessed foods has Americans calling for action

Ultraprocessed food scientists say Americans are ‘fed up’ with industry and government inaction

By Sandee LaMotte, CNN (CNN) — The ultraprocessed food industry is yet again under attack, and it’s not just MAHA moms or scientists who study food calling for change. Some 77% of frustrated Republicans, Democrats and Independents are now calling for mandated “large warning labels” on all packages of ultraprocessed foods, or UPFs, according to

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Ucrania ataca San Petersburgo con drones horas antes de la inauguración del “Davos de Putin”

Por Kosta Gak, Anna Chernova y Helen Regan, CNN Ucrania atacó San Petersburgo con drones la noche del martes, impactando infraestructura e hiriendo a varias personas, apenas unas horas antes de la inauguración del foro económico convocado por el presidente ruso Vladimir Putin. Cientos de drones impactaron otras ciudades rusas. Kyiv afirmó haber alcanzado un

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Caldera softball reaches first state championship game in program history; Summit baseball falls

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)– Caldera punched its ticket to the first state championship game in program history with a thrilling 7-5 comeback victory over Crater in the 5A semifinals. The top-seeded Wolfpack fell behind 5-1 after two innings as the Comets’ offense came out swinging, but Caldera’s powerful lineup responded immediately. RBI hits from Elle Morton,

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California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra speaks during an election night event in Los Angeles on June 2.

Why the count will go on in California

By Fredreka Schouten, CNN (CNN) — California’s elections are never quite over on Election Day, and this year is no different. The state’s big population and its universal vote-by-mail system add to the time it takes to count the large volume of ballots counties will receive. In the 2024 general election, for instance, mail ballots

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Smoke is seen over the port of St. Petersburg after a Ukrainian drone attack.

Ukrainian drones strike St. Petersburg, hours before ‘Putin’s Davos’ opens

By Kosta Gak, Anna Chernova, Helen Regan, Sana Noor Haq, CNN (CNN) — Ukrainian drones rained down on St. Petersburg overnight, striking key infrastructure and wounding several people, just hours before Russian President Vladimir Putin’s signature economic forum drawing thousands of attendees opened in the city. Hundreds of drones hit several Russian cities, with Kyiv

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Eve Arnold was one of the few women to photograph Monroe

Marilyn Monroe through the female gaze

By Sheena McKenzie, CNN (CNN) — The world’s most famous blonde bombshell, perched on playground equipment, absorbed in a book. The studio make-up and lighting is gone; as are her shoes. It’s 1955 and a summery glow radiates from her exposed limbs. The photo is playful — she wears a multi-colored romper in a children’s

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