Por Gonzalo Jiménez, CNN en Español La debutante “Widow’s Bay”, estrenada recién este año, dominó la edición 78° de los premios Emmy entregados el lunes en el Peacock Center de Los Ángeles, al ganar 14 estatuillas, incluyendo mejor serie de comedia y mejor actor principal. Con estos 14 premios, “Widow’s Bay” rompió el récord impuesto
Continue ReadingPor Nick Paton Walsh, CNN Realmente no importa si lo hicieron a propósito. El ataque con drones rusos contra un tren cerca de la frontera de Ucrania con Polonia, mientras un grupo de exfuncionarios occidentales viajaba fuera del país, representa una clara escalada por parte de Moscú. La red ferroviaria ucraniana indicó que cree que
Continue ReadingAnálisis por Stephen Collinson, CNN Esto es lo que necesitan los candidatos republicanos a medida que se acercan las elecciones de mitad de mandato: Precios de la gasolina que no supongan un golpe demoledor. Un alivio en los costos récord del diésel que actualmente castigan a los agricultores y disparan los precios de los alimentos.
Continue ReadingBy Maggie Hiufu Wong, CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — My father’s very first memory of dining out was as a penniless child in rural China. A few older boys in his village took him to the only eatery in town for a “free meal” — which, unbeknownst to him, was a euphemism for the classic
Continue ReadingBy Kathleen Magramo, CNN (CNN) — Whether it’s while waiting for the train or chilling solo at a cafe, a tiny nation in Southeast Asia is nudging its people toward an increasingly elusive habit: reading. Singapore this month launched a novel five-year national campaign to nurture reading habits, with incentives including small payments to citizens
Continue ReadingSix years ago, homes listed under $400,000 made up most of the market across major U.S. cities. Today, they make up less than 30%. Real estate portal Movoto by Lower recently analyzed active single-family home listings across U.S. cities with populations of at least 100,000 to see how much inventory remains below five price
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“Mom lets me use my phone at night. Why can’t I here?” If you’re co-parenting, you’ve likely heard some version of this, and it rarely leads to a simple answer. One household allows late-night scrolling. The other says phones get turned off at nine. One parent says yes to social media. The other isn’t
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Australia’s capital is historically layered and closer to the bush than most visitors might expect, as VisitCanberra reveals below. Here are 11 facts to bring you up to speed on Australia’s capital, Canberra. 1. It’s not Sydney Richard Poulton for VisitCanberra This surprises more Americans than Australians would like to admit. Australia’s capital is Canberra,
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California just became the first state to address a problem most people don’t know they have: inefficient tires. When automakers design a new vehicle, low rolling resistance tires are one of the least expensive ways to improve fuel economy. But they must eventually be replaced, and experts say replacements are often less efficient. This
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Every fall brings the same rhythm: new backpacks, first-day-of-school photos, and a fresh round of expenses that seem to grow a little more each year. Whether it’s packing lunches for a kindergartner, writing tuition checks for a college freshman, or somewhere in between, the cost of raising a child in the U.S. has reached
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Suicide is a leading cause of death in the U.S. and around the world. Research from 2023 found that one person died by suicide every 11 minutes in the U.S. Despite this, suicide is considered preventable — especially when you’re familiar with suicide warning signs. Most people who take their own life exhibit warning
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Fuzozo looks like a plush toy small enough to clip onto a bag. But the little robot has become a big hit: it costs 399 yuan ($55) and has sold nearly 300,000 units in China since launching in July 2025. Robopoet, the Shanghai company behind it, says many users talk to Fuzozo for more
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What is acne? Acne is a common skin condition that happens when hair follicles become clogged with oil, dead skin cells, and sometimes bacteria. It can appear anywhere on the body but is most common on the face, back, chest, and shoulders. Acne can range from mild congestion to more inflamed breakouts. Dove breaks
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The best time to move is mid-September through mid-October. Movers are more available, the weather is comfortable for heavy lifting, and you are not competing with half the country for the same weekend. Most guides get there by a different route. Nearly every “best time to move” article tells you to move in January
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Arizona State University will enroll its first Content Creation majors this fall. The bachelor’s degree, housed in the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, teaches video and podcast production, audience analytics, and personal branding, and its capstone requires students to build a following on a platform of their choice and show measurable
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A few weeks after a healthy delivery, a young mother became convinced her husband was having an affair. There was no affair. But her parents believed her. Her sister believed her. So did her therapist and, later, her lawyer. Everyone believed her, because nothing about her looked like an illness. Only when the fear
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Fraud has quickly become one of the fastest-growing crimes in the United States. According to the FTC, Americans reported losing $3.5 billion dollars to imposter scams in 2025. As our lives move more and more online, scammers find new and more covert ways to adapt to the digital landscape. In the past, scammers were
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In the increasingly cutthroat world of real estate investing, both large and small firms are continually searching for ways to find potentially profitable deals before the competition. One answer, seemingly, has come in the form of property data APIs, or application programming interfaces. You may have heard of APIs if you listen to tech
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For millions of Americans, the home they already own has become one of their strongest financial assets. U.S. mortgage holders collectively held a record $18 trillion in home equity in the second quarter of 2026, according to ICE Mortgage Technology’s August 2026 Mortgage Monitor. Within that total, ICE classified $11.7 trillion as tappable equity,
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Asking whether AI content is bad for SEO usually means asking a more practical question: Will publishing this hurt my rankings? The answer depends on how the content was made rather than what made it. Google’s core position has remained consistent since February 2023. Its ranking systems reward quality regardless of production method, and
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