By Laura Sharman, CNN (CNN) — Award-winning actress Susan Sarandon and Hacks star Hannah Einbinder were among dozens of protesters detained Thursday in New York during a demonstration against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he visited the United Nations. NYPD said it took 103 people into custody as it tried to break up a
Continue ReadingPor Katie Bo Lillis, Zachary Cohen, Kylie Atwood y Haley Britzky, CNN Las imágenes satelitales y el apoyo de inteligencia proporcionados por grupos chinos han ayudado a Irán a amenazar a los barcos en el estrecho de Ormuz y a lanzar ataques de precisión contra bases militares de EE.UU. en Medio Oriente, lo que forma
Continue ReadingAnálisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN Existe una forma sencilla de comprender la aparente difícil situación de los republicanos de cara a las elecciones de mitad de mandato. Las nuevas encuestas de CNN/SSRS muestran que los votantes tienen cada vez más claro lo que quieren. Y el presidente Donald Trump no puede o no quiere dárselo.
Continue ReadingBy Lex Harvey, CNN (CNN) — A teen guitar hero who was recently busking night markets in her native Thailand will open for one of America’s biggest metal bands, after taking the crown at America’s Got Talent and becoming an icon back home. Nene Royal, 16, is set to open for Avenged Sevenfold at their
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By Dalia Faheid, Alisha Ebrahimji, CNN (CNN) — A Pittsburgh pediatrician was killed and his wife was critically injured after a man broke into their home and stabbed them in their bed while their young children escaped to a neighbor’s home, according to authorities. Dr. Idris Evans and his wife woke up to a man
Continue ReadingBy Katie Bo Lillis, Zachary Cohen, Kylie Atwood, Haley Britzky, CNN (CNN) — Satellite imagery and intelligence support provided by Chinese groups have helped Iran threaten ships in the Strait of Hormuz and launch precision strikes on US military bases in the Middle East, part of a dramatic improvement in Iranian targeting capabilities over the
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While cancer continues to be a major global health challenge, it is also a rapidly changing area of medicine. Targeted therapies, immunotherapy, genomic testing, biomarker-driven treatments, and artificial intelligence tools are contributing to the medical community’s ability to diagnose and treat cancer. The American Cancer Society estimated a total of 2,041,910 new cancer cases in
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Financial planner Rich Arzaga never expected to spend so much money on his 11-year-old, Leo. Especially since Leo isn’t his son, but a flat-coated retriever. A recent medical battle for Leo led to two different hospitalizations, adding up to a total of $20,000. That’s a lot of money for a furry friend well into his
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When the smell of pumpkin spice fills the air at your local Starbucks, you know autumn has arrived. Since the Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL) debuted in 2003, it’s gained a cult-like following, boosting Starbucks’s foot traffic by 25% upon its seasonal launch on August 25, reportedly the coffee chain’s biggest Tuesday of the year. Watching
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In mid-2025, Pokémon cards reached values they hadn’t seen in over 20 years, but is investing in them a good idea? Pokémon cards may have made some people wildly rich, but many people who invest in them still lose money. There are a lot of people who collected Pokémon cards as kids, but lately, things
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In late October 2024, Apple made 16GB the standard memory configuration across every Mac it sold. The move was widely read as preparation for Apple Intelligence, which needed more memory than the old 8GB baseline could spare. Apple did it without raising prices. For the first time in the company’s history, the entry-level Mac and
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A few weeks ago, after a grueling day of harvesting tobacco in eastern North Carolina, Zapata returned to the house he shared with other farmworkers and began to vomit uncontrollably. He recalls how his chest hurt, how his muscles ached and how he began sweating profusely — all established signs of severe heat illness that
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Nearly two-thirds of American adults have had an idea for a business they never launched. More than 60% have seen someone else succeed with the idea they had first, and for nearly 1 in 4, that experience hurt. Those are some of the eye-opening results from Founder Reports’ survey of 1,014 U.S. adults about the
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On Oct. 10, the reigning national champion Indiana University Hoosiers head to Lincoln, Nebraska, for a college football showdown against the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers, and United Airlines is planning to help with the fan frenzy. United plans to offer a rare flight between Indianapolis and Lincoln on the game weekend. Normally, it wouldn’t connect
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The Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Sept. 16 for the first time since 2023. For rental property investors, the bigger issue is how long borrowing costs stay elevated while rents grow slowly. A Griffin Funding scenario analysis shows how small changes in mortgage pricing can outpace years of rent growth. On a $300,000 loan,
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Boston is heading into its most expensive month. October hotel rates there hit $458 a night, up from $166 in January, the widest swing of any major U.S. market. New York is doing the same thing, $458 in September and $541 by December. In cities like these, the month on the calendar changes the hotel
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The national vacancy rate for multifamily properties currently sits at 7.9%, while asking rents have increased by 1.3% over the past year. As renters continue to search for affordable apartments across the country, understanding where they have the most negotiating power is more important than ever. After analyzing vacancy rates, absorption rates, rent concessions, and
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Have you ever taken a prescription to the pharmacy only to find out that your pharmacist can’t fill it? The chances of this happening are low. But when it does, it’s usually for a good reason, like protecting you from potentially dangerous health risks. The good news is that there are steps you can take
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Staying healthy takes time, and most people have to fit that effort around work and family responsibilities. But with only so many hours available, people have grown used to saving time wherever they can, including how they shop for and prepare food. Circana reports that half of all meals now take less than five minutes
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Sleep has become something to optimize. Consistent bedtimes, blue-light glasses, white noise machines, supplements, and wearable trackers all promise to improve rest. The interest makes sense: In 2024, 30.5% of U.S. adults reported sleeping less than seven hours a night. But a better nighttime routine cannot address every reason someone sleeps poorly. Sleep apnea, insomnia
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