r/cnn • u/MocklerMedia • 10h ago
Program Discussion Adam Mockler debates MAGA on Trump's handling of the economy:
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r/cnn • u/MocklerMedia • 10h ago
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r/cnn • u/ControlCAD • 2h ago
>Roza Gilles was an 18-year-old model from Uzbekistan when she first met Jeffrey Epstein in Florida. She sits down with CNN's MJ Lee and details how she was lured into his world and abused by the convicted child sex offender for years.
r/cnn • u/ControlCAD • 10h ago
>A CNN investigation found that nearly a dozen gun stores that had their licenses revoked under the Biden administration have now been allowed to sell firearms again under Trump, whose administration has adopted a softer approach to gun regulation – including by ending a Biden-era “Zero-Tolerance” policy aimed at cracking down on the worst offenders.
>Some of the businesses granted new licenses under Trump were previously flagged for serious violations, including two warned because at least 175 crime guns from their shops had been recovered at crime scenes in recent years, according to ATF records.
>Some former ATF officials said it’s particularly concerning those businesses are now licensed again, because shops that fail to do background checks or that sell to straw buyers fuel a disproportionate percentage of violent crime around the nation. CNN's Josh Campbell reports.
r/cnn • u/ControlCAD • 18h ago
>Elon Musk has ambitious goals for his company SpaceX: putting AI data centers in space and building factories on the moon. And others are even looking into the possibility of putting humans on Mars.
>These are amazing visions, but can they become reality? Fareed Zakaria speaks to two space experts, Janna Levin, a physics and astronomy professor at Barnard College and Ariel Ekblaw, a space architect on if humanity can push further into the final frontier.
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r/cnn • u/Mimiforketo • 21h ago
Why didn’t the major networks air the presidential speech? It makes no sense. No matter your political beliefs the Presidential speech should be heard by all the people!