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Month: September 2025

As they lose the right to work, Ukrainians who were once welcomed to US fear they will have to leave

By Jennifer Hansler, CNN (CNN) — Natalia’s son does not remember Ukraine. He thinks he’s been living in the United States his entire life. “He doesn’t understand why he has to leave,” her friend Tatiana explained. But unless there is swift action by the Trump administration, Natalia, Tatiana and their families could be among thousands

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These devices harvest drinking water from the air in the planet’s driest places. Critics say they’re an expensive distraction

By Laura Paddison, CNN (CNN) — The arid desert landscape of Death Valley is not the obvious place to find water. Yet it’s here, in one of the planet’s hottest and driest places, that Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers decided to test new technology to pull drinking water from an unconventional source: the air. Their

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Trump says some hostages may have ‘recently died’ in Gaza, as Israel calls on Palestinians to evacuate enclave’s largest city

By Ibrahim Dahman, Kareem El Damanhoury, Lucas Lilieholm, Nadeen Ebrahim, CNN (CNN) — US President Donald Trump said that some of the 20 hostages who are presumed to be alive in Gaza may have “recently died,” as Israel calls on Palestinians living in Gaza City to evacuate ahead of an expanded assault on the enclave’s

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Expertos se muestran escépticos sobre la legalidad del ataque de Trump a un supuesto barco con drogas

Por Katie Bo Lillis, Natasha Bertrand y Zachary Cohen, CNN Bajo intensa presión del Capitolio para proporcionar una justificación legal para la muerte sin precedentes de 11 presuntos narcotraficantes por parte las fuerzas estadounidenses, la administración Trump hasta ahora ha eludido a los legisladores y ha proporcionado una mezcolanza de justificaciones públicas que plantean serias

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US Open women’s final: Can Amanda Anisimova bounce back from Wimbledon final nightmare against the defending champion?

By Jamie Barton, CNN (CNN) — Saturday’s 2025 US Open women’s singles final is rich in storylines. On one side of the net, American Amanda Anisimova is looking to claim her first-ever grand slam title, just eight weeks after she suffered a devastating, historic loss in the Wimbledon final. On the other side, world No.

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Dentro de la redada: cómo un operativo federal de inmigración que duró meses condujo a 475 arrestos en una planta de Hyundai

Por Alaa Elassar, Isabel Rosales y Caroll Alvarado, CNN Una extensa planta de fabricación de Hyundai en una tranquila comunidad del sureste de Georgia se convirtió el jueves en la zona cero de una de las redadas de inmigración más extensas en la historia reciente de Estados Unidos. La operación, que se gestó durante meses,

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Immigration raid at New York business left workers terrified and slowed production, co-owner says

By Hanna Park, CNN (CNN) — When Lenny Schmidt arrived at his family-run nutrition bar manufacturing business in upstate New York Thursday morning, federal immigration agents were already there. “The agents were swarming the plant,” he said. “There were probably over 100 of these agents, on four-wheelers, on foot, they had dogs.” “They had surrounded

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Inside the raid: How a monthslong federal immigration operation led to 475 arrests at a Hyundai plant in Georgia

By Alaa Elassar, Isabel Rosales, Caroll Alvarado, CNN A sprawling Hyundai manufacturing plant in a quiet southeast Georgia community became ground zero on Thursday for one of the most extensive immigration raids in recent US history. The operation, months in the making, ended with 475 arrests, most of them Korean nationals. As state troopers blocked

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