Por Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español El Gobierno de Estados Unidos sancionó este martes a Ismael Zambada Sicairos, hijo del narcotraficante mexicano Ismael “el Mayo” Zambada, así como a otras 20 personas y 25 entidades basadas en México, por sus presuntos nexos con el Cartel de Sinaloa, al que en 2025 la administración del presidente
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Incumbent Mary Baack-Garvey is seeking re-election for Buchanan County Clerk, a position she’s held since Jan. 2011. Before being elected as County Clerk, she served about 10 years as a county employee assisting with elections. Baack-Garvey is running uncontested.
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Ashley Thrasher is seeking re-election as Buchanan County’s Circuit Clerk, a position she’s held since 2019. Thrasher has a degree in Business Administration and Marketing from Missouri Western State University. Since obtaining her degree, she has worked in various business positions at Hallmark Cards, Boehringer Ingelheim and Mosaic Life Care.
Continue ReadingPor Uriel Blanco y CNN en Español Luego de que la semana pasada llegaran a Tapachula, Chiapas, cientos de migrantes originarios del centro y sur de América continúan avanzando en caravana por el sur de México rumbo al norte del país y Estados Unidos. Un contingente de unos 300 migrantes, que conforman la caravana “Fe
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Iowa is the U.S. state with the most factory farms: 10,830 of them, to be exact. The massive scale of animal agriculture in Iowa produces staggering amounts of manure, more than its fields of corn, soy and other crops can absorb. This has a devastating effect on the state’s water. When too much manure is
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For years, a household budget had a little give. A slightly higher electric bill one month could be absorbed by a slightly cheaper grocery run the next. That cushion is gone for most U.S. consumers, and the bills doing the damage are the ones no family can opt out of. A new survey of 1,000
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Curious if wine goes bad? The answer—in short—is yes, and it happens rather quickly. Rarely does a bottle of wine go unfinished, but in the off-chance it does, Silver Oak Winery explains how to properly store the opened bottle, how long the wine can be enjoyed before it is past its drinking prime, and how
Continue ReadingJournalists need sources when writing an article. Tracking down sources to comment on a topic, like experts in a medical field or business owners affected by a policy decision, can be time consuming. This is where platforms like Help a Reporter Out (HARO) come in. It works like this: A journalist is writing an article,
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Are you guilty of “sharenting” — oversharing details about your child’s life on social media, like a birthday, pet’s name, school name, or photos of where they live or spend time? It may seem harmless, but those details and proud moments can help cybercriminals answer security questions, build a profile, or piece together a child’s
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This story starts with a sunset. Pavement gives way to a two-lane bridge that connects one side of Machias, Maine, to the other. From a distance, the bridge looks like it’s floating on the water underneath it. In reality, it’s built atop a dike that prevents the saltwater tides of Machias Bay from reaching the
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