By Stephanie Yang, Anna Cooban, Hanna Ziady, CNN (CNN) — The United States plans to impose a 25% tariff on some Brazilian imports from next week, after a yearlong investigation concluded that the country had engaged in “unfair” trade practices. It’s one of the first new tariffs to be imposed since President Donald Trump pledged
Continue ReadingAnálisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN El presidente Donald Trump ha desaprovechado múltiples oportunidades para explicar a los estadounidenses cómo su última escalada ganará la guerra en Irán o cómo aliviará los precios perpetuamente altos de los alimentos, la vivienda y el combustible. Ahora planea centrar su discurso nacional del jueves por la noche en una
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By Zachary Cohen, CNN (CNN) — The investigation into a US strike that hit a school in Iran has sat for months with a military command while leaders have held off on ordering a critical, standard intelligence review to help determine what happened, according to three sources familiar with the matter. Within a week of
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High-interest debt can be difficult to get ahead of, especially when there are credit card balances involved. Federal Reserve data shows more than $1 trillion in revolving credit card debt is currently outstanding across U.S. households, so you’re far from alone if you’re looking for ways to manage large balances. If you own your
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The ways in which Americans connect vary widely by state. A range of factors contribute to a place’s overall character, but the time residents spend socializing, volunteering and helping people outside their own homes can shape how friendly it feels. SmartAsset analyzed the 50 states by the number of minutes per day residents spend
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AI is changing how people work. For HR leaders, the question is whether that change will reduce burnout or quietly add to it. Leaders play a crucial role in whether AI becomes a source of relief or another demand on employees. What stands out most is the tension leaders are navigating. AI can free
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If you have plans to travel, you might be thinking about how you’ll pay for expenses while globetrotting. You have more than a few options — credit cards, prepaid travel cards and cash — but one of the safest and most convenient is your debit card, Ally Financial reports. Benefits of using a debit
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Americans aren’t tied to their savings accounts anymore, and a new survey from Credit One Bank confirms it. According to the data, a majority of banking adults actively monitor and move their money to maximize their yields. Traditional banks, which have previously depended on long-term customer retention, may have to rethink their strategies. The
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More American adults than ever have an attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder diagnosis. A 2024 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report found that, in 2023, roughly 15.5 million U.S. adults, about 6% of the adult population, had a current ADHD diagnosis, with about half diagnosed for the first time in adulthood. Many of those adults are
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At first glance, Lent Hill Dairy Farm in Steuben County, New York, looks like most other industrial dairies. There are red buildings that house some 4,000 cows, a staggering manure pit and two gigantic domelike structures that serve as anaerobic co-digesters. These giant machines break down manure and local food waste to produce biogas.
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Jennifer Brooks, a history professor at Auburn University, had barely unpacked from a trip out of town in early June when the messages started blowing up her phone. Texts from colleagues and rumors on social media delivered the unsettling news: The Auburn Board of Trustees had voted to dissolve the school’s faculty senate and
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Divorce is one of the most financially consequential events a person can go through. The legal fees and court costs get most of the attention, but they rarely tell the full story. From filing a petition to splitting retirement accounts to maintaining two households where there was once one, the total price tag of
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Rent is usually the single biggest payment renters make each month, and how it gets paid can shape whether that due date is routine or stressful. Unlike a lot of smaller recurring charges, paying rent still often requires active effort: logging into a portal, writing a check, or remembering to hit send before a
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Artificial intelligence has spent the past few years learning how people click and buy. Now it is moving closer to the harder part of commerce, where a late shipment or missed delivery window can become a customer problem before a retailer has time to react. A 2025 PwC operations survey found that 53% of
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A recently released Warehouse Specialists Inc, LLC (WSI) survey of 306 supply chain, operations, and logistics leaders at U.S. manufacturing companies found that 75% agree their warehouse network evolved organically over time rather than being designed strategically. Another 73% say their current warehouse model was built for a different operating environment than the one
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AI has been a fixture in business headlines for years. The pitch is always the same: Do more and spend less. That promise is what attracted many small business owners. What they’re finding on the other side is more complex, and the data shows both sides of that story. According to a new survey
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By Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — The New York Times has taken legal action to challenge unusual subpoenas issued to several of its reporters last week. The subpoenas, which attempt to compel the reporters to testify before a grand jury about their anonymous sources, were “abusive and improper” and should be quashed by a court,
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By Ramishah Maruf, CNN New York (CNN) — Elon Musk’s xAI sued a user on Tuesday, alleging he used the Grok chatbot to create child sexual abuse materials. It’s one of the first lawsuits filed by a tech company against users who allegedly create explicit content with AI. Musk’s company alleged in the lawsuit that a
Continue ReadingPor Alejandra Jaramillo, CNN El vicepresidente J. D. Vance dijo que el Gobierno de Trump “metió la pata por completo” con la estrategia de comunicación sobre los archivos de Jeffrey Epstein y que debió publicar toda la información de inmediato, aunque insistió en que el Gobierno no estaba intentando ocultar información. “Lo digo con toda
Continue ReadingPor Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español El próximo 16 de agosto se celebrará en Miami el concierto benéfico “Unidos por Venezuela”, una iniciativa para recaudar fondos destinados a las personas afectadas por los terremotos que sacudieron al país el pasado 24 de junio. El evento es organizado por Cárdenas Marketing Network (CMN), PIMIENTO Entertainment,
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