World Gymnastics Championships: Skye Blakely leads U.S. women in qualifying
The World Gymnastics Championships finals run from Tuesday through next Sunday, live on Peacock and NBCSN.
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A compassionate teacher and her young students: What we know about the victims of the Bend school shooting
By Ray Sanchez, CNN (CNN) — The three children and a teacher shot to death at Silver Rail Elementary School in central Oregon were in a classroom dedicated to students with special needs – an environment that’s supposed to be nurturing, safe and supportive. As is the case with mass shootings, the dead and wounded
Continue ReadingLos campos de la muerte en América Latina: ¿en cuántas fronteras y regiones quedan minas antipersonal?
Por Germán Padinger, CNN en Español Aún en muchas fronteras de América Latina persiste una amenaza latente y a la vez arcaica: vastos campos de minas antipersonales y antivehículos, cultivos de muerte plantados décadas atrás y en medio de conflictos armados, y que hoy motivan enormes esfuerzos para ser eliminados. A mediados de septiembre, una
Continue ReadingLa amistad antes floreciente entre Trump y Netanyahu se agria en un momento crucial para ambos
Por Tal Shalev y Kevin Liptak, CNN Durante años, los israelíes que circulaban por las carreteras del país en las últimas semanas de una campaña electoral han visto la misma imagen: el primer ministro Benjamin Netanyahu de pie junto al presidente Donald Trump, bajo el lema “En otra liga”. A menos de dos semanas de
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The rise of ‘healthkeeping’: How everyone's doctor's appointment became her job
The drive is the worst. For Kandis Daroski, a mom of three in the rural Midwest, it’s a minimum 30-minute slog each way for every well visit, dental check-up, and sudden toddler sickness. And she finds herself dealing with this (multiplied by five people) several times a month. Welcome to healthkeeping: the invisible project management
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Simple-interest car loans: What you need to know
Simple-interest loans are one of the most common ways to finance a vehicle, so understanding how they work is a great first step when you’re car shopping. Once you know the basics, you’ll be able to spot ways to cut your costs and keep more money in your pocket on your next vehicle purchase. Here’s
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The most expensive states to own a car
Owning a car is expensive everywhere, but geography can add thousands of dollars to the recurring costs of keeping one on the road. Insurance expenditures vary sharply by state, and gasoline costs depend not only on pump prices but also on how much residents drive. Mokaram Injury Lawyers, a Houston personal injury law firm, investigates which
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5 of the scariest money moves you may be making
The scariest money moves are usually not dramatic mistakes. They are quiet habits: skipping part of your employer’s retirement match, missing a credit card payment, parking too much cash on the sidelines, leaving money in an investment account uninvested, and going without disability insurance. Each one chips away at your financial future, and each one
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9 ways coworking spaces are rivaling private members clubs
Private members’ clubs have sold access to the right people, amenities, and social events for centuries. But even as investment capital pours into this burgeoning sector—Business Insider reported more than 30 new clubs have opened in New York City in recent years—many of the newest struggle to stay open. The Wing, a women’s club and workspace
Continue ReadingEl papa León XIV encabeza la oración del Ángelus en su primera aparición pública tras la cirugía por cáncer de pulmón
Por Christopher Lamb, CNN El papa León XIV hizo su primera aparición pública importante desde la cirugía por cáncer de pulmón y dijo que la experiencia lo acercó a todas las personas que sufren, desde el mismo lugar del Vaticano donde anunció hace una semana que necesitaba una operación. El pontífice, de 71 años, encabezó
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