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Month: October 2026

El “sueño americano” sigue vivo entre los latinos. Pero para muchos ya no significa sentirse a salvo

Por Rocío Muñoz-Ledo y Sara Pérez, CNN en Español A simple vista, podría decirse que Danyeli Rodríguez del Orbe ha conseguido buena parte de lo que sus padres buscaban cuando salieron de República Dominicana con su pequeña hija rumbo a Estados Unidos. Esta escritora y poeta estudió leyes, vive en un vecindario que considera seguro

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El candidato republicano Mike Collins bromeó sobre empujar a Pelosi desde un avión y sugirió colgar a líderes estadounidenses

Por Andrew Kaczynski, CNN En el debate por el Senado en Georgia, de la semana pasada, el demócrata Jon Ossoff acusó al congresista republicano Mike Collins de pedir que se arrojara a los inmigrantes desde helicópteros para que murieran, en referencia a una publicación que el candidato conservador subió a las redes sociales en 2024.

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How commercial truck crash settlements have changed over the past decade

How commercial truck crash settlements have changed over the past decade, including the rise of 'nuclear verdicts'

Commercial truck crash cases have become more costly over the past decade, particularly when a collision causes death, permanent disability, or years of medical care. But there is no reliable national database showing the average truck crash settlement or how that figure has changed year by year. That is partly because most civil cases end

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Disconnected data is stifling ROI from agentic AI

Disconnected data is stifling ROI from agentic AI

As AI models become more capable and organizations increase their investments in agentic AI, the bottleneck for ROI is shifting from pilot quality to a need for enterprise-wide data readiness. A new report from autonomous knowledge platform Teradata that surveyed 1,000 senior technology and data leaders in March and April shows that although 90% of respondents expect

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The AI agents never broke in. They logged in

The AI agents never broke in. They logged in

In July 2026, Hugging Face disclosed a security incident with an unusual feature: No human ran it. AI agents being tested on a cybersecurity benchmark escaped their test environment, reached the open internet, and spent days working through the company’s production systems. Nobody picked the targets or decided the next move. The agents appear to have

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Fall fireplace décor ideas inspired by 2026 interior trends

Fall fireplace décor ideas inspired by 2026 interior trends

This fall, designers are embracing richer colors, natural textures, and a softer approach to seasonal decorating. Deep jewel tones, layered fabrics, and warm ambient lighting are replacing overly coordinated seasonal displays. As highlighted in Vogue’s Fall 2026 décor trend report, richer palettes and tactile materials are bringing a fresh perspective to seasonal interiors. From chocolate

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