Por Aaron Cooper y Taylor Galgano, CNN Pasajeros de un avión inmovilizaron con esposas flexibles a un viajero conflictivo y lo ataron con cinta adhesiva a un asiento mientras su vuelo fue desviado para realizar un aterrizaje de emergencia en Baltimore el jueves por la noche, según mostraron fotos y videos. Richard Olenick y Juan
Continue ReadingPor Bhadra Sharma y Kathleen Magramo, CNN El número de muertos por las catastróficas inundaciones repentinas de la semana pasada en Nepal y China aumentó a 1.375, según las autoridades de ambos lados de la frontera. En Nepal, la policía informó el sábado por la mañana, hora local, que 1.344 personas murieron y otras 4.898
Continue ReadingBy Lauren Kent, Sebastian Shukla, CNN (CNN) — The Alternative for Germany (AfD) party is speeding into state elections in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday with a sizeable lead in the polls. If the party gets an outright majority, it will put the far right in charge of a state for the first time since World War
Continue ReadingBy John Fritze, Ethan Cohen, CNN (CNN) — Missouri officials urged the Supreme Court on Friday to reinstate a congressional map that includes an additional seat for the Republican Party, the latest emergency case tied to President Donald Trump’s nationwide redistricting fight to reach the high court. The emergency appeal comes a day after the
Continue ReadingBy Aaron Cooper, Taylor Galgano, CNN (CNN) — A disruptive passenger was restrained with flexible handcuffs and duct-taped to a seat as his flight was diverted to make an emergency landing in Baltimore Thursday night, photos and video from other passengers showed. Richard Olenick and Juan Mejia were more than halfway through the flight when
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Three years ago, a handful of Maine school districts struggling to meet students’ mental health needs applied for a federal grant to help them hire school counselors and social workers. The grant applications included a commitment to hiring staff that represented their particular community and understood its needs, Maine Morning Star reports. The grant
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As soon as Islamic extremists were identified as having carried out four deadly, coordinated attacks on U.S. soil in the early morning of Sept. 11, 2001, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta started hearing calls from the public to ban Arab Americans and Muslims from all flights — and even to round them up
Continue ReadingDonal Gooch is not pleased about the trash on his arena floor. “It’s pitiful,” he says, speaking with the The Economic Hardship Reporting Project and The Guardian. Donal leans back against the stage of the Gooch Sports Arena, the centerpiece of a family-held 12-acre plot in Eagle Rock, North Carolina, an unincorporated community at
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When wildfire smoke blanketed northern Michigan skies in July, Kasey Wierzba thought the vineyard at Shady Lane Cellars in Suttons Bay looked like a different planet. “That kind of pinky, peachy haze really was filtering through the whole vineyard. The visibility was really minimal,” said Wierzba, the general manager and executive winemaker at Shady
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For years, the used market served as a reliable alternative for first-time buyers, consumers looking to avoid steep new-car depreciation, and shoppers priced out of the new-car market. But second-quarter 2026 data from Edmunds shows a used market that has fundamentally repriced itself, and the entry level is where the squeeze is hurting consumers
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The last time an online order showed up late or wrong, the brand probably took the blame before the carrier did. From the shopper’s side of the screen, the order came from the retailer, so the delay feels like the retailer’s problem. And McKinsey & Company research supports that notion, finding that shoppers rank
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There’s a member of the household nobody thinks about during the back-to-school period, and right now, somewhere in America, he is lying on a kid’s empty bed, wondering what went wrong. The dog had a great summer. Let’s be honest about that. Three months of kids home all day, snacks falling from the sky,
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For enterprise brands with large physical footprints, localization creates an uncomfortable trade-off. Centralize too much and media loses the local context that makes it engaging and effective. Push too much control into individual markets and the result is duplication, inconsistent measurement, and an operating model that becomes increasingly difficult to manage as the business
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While nothing can replace the excitement of tailgating in the parking lot of your favorite team’s stadium, between tickets, parking, fuel, food and an obligatory giant foam finger, the humble tailgate has morphed into a wallet-draining test of patience. The average NFL game-day outing for a family of four hit roughly $1,340 in 2025,
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“Freedom doesn’t ring, it revs!” That was the tagline of the first-ever IndyCar street race held in Washington, D.C., over the weekend of Aug. 22-23. From UFC fighters knocking each other out on the White House lawn to ongoing fitness face-offs between Cabinet leaders, the Freedom 250 Grand Prix represents the latest high-profile political
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Football has long carried serious physical risks, but few have drawn more public scrutiny than concussions. Over the past decade, the NFL has made measurable changes to how it identifies, manages, and tries to prevent head injuries, driven by medical research, player advocacy, on-field incidents, and rule overhauls that have reshaped how the game
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Every company wants to lower transportation costs. For many, that starts by negotiating better freight rates. While competitive pricing matters, it’s only one piece of a much larger puzzle. The most successful shipping operations know that meaningful savings come from improving the entire shipping process, not just the final price on the invoice. That’s
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As a controller at a growing company, you spend a disproportionate share of your close week on invoice coding. You assign general ledger (GL) accounts, cost centers, and dimensions to vendor bills that move through accounts payable (AP). The work is mechanical, but it carries real consequences for the ledger and the close. Invoice
Continue ReadingMost people who take out a home equity line of credit (HELOC) are borrowing against the house they live in, and most of them borrow a fairly modest amount. The typical draw looks like a kitchen renovation or a consolidated credit card balance. Real estate investors are doing something different. When they open a
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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) A section of Butler Market Road officially re-opened today after months of construction. The road between NE Brinson Boulevard and Broken Bow Drive is now open to westbound traffic. The change comes as crews wrap up major work on the Butler Market Corridor Project. The project includes a new roundabout at Butler
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