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Judge blocks DOJ over judicial review of devices confiscated from Washington Post journalist Last January, FBI agents raided the home of Washington Post journalist Hannah Natanson, sparking a wave of criticism
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Mexico reports that 25 military personnel died in attacks after operation against 'El Mencho' Mexican authorities indicated that 70 members of organized crime were arrested in various parts of Mexico
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Defense Secretary invited a controversial pastor to preach at the Pentagon Defense Secretary invited a pastor who opposes women's suffrage to preach at the Pentagon
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Greenland expects concrete results form the dialogue with the US The Greenlandic leader stressed that Greenland is not alone but protected and thanked the European countries for their support
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Cuba denies hosting foreign intelligence bases The Havana government denied the most recent accusations from Washington and expressed its willingness to cooperate bilaterally
Ola Kallenius reveals the pressure to Americanize Mercedes The CEO of Mercedes-Benz revealed that the United States government tried to convince the company to move its headquarters and abandon its German roots
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Trump threatens ground attacks against cartels anywhere, including Mexico Trump warns that ground attacks against cartels could happen “anywhere”, including Mexico
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US attacks alleged drug boat in the Pacific; two dead reported US attacks boat allegedly linked to drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific; two dead
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US The United States officially withdraws from the WHO without paying its multimillion-dollar debt. United States officially withdrew from the WHO, refuses to pay multimillion-dollar debt
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Initiative proposes that Denmark “buy” California after Trump's plans on Greenland A viral campaign proposes that Denmark acquire California as an ironic response to Trump's plans to buy Greenland
Rule prohibiting more than 300,000 legal immigrants from entering the United States begins today The new ban includes several African countries, in addition to Colombia, Brazil, Guatemala, and Nicaragua
A major winter storm will affect the US and Canada with heavy snow and Arctic cold More than thirty US states will be on alert starting this Friday due to the passage of the winter storm
Navajo Nation President Demands Explanations After Citizen's Detention by ICE Agents in Arizona Navajo Nation President Buu Van Nygren denounced the arrest of Peter Yazzie, a member of his people, by ICE agents in Arizona
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John Bolton warns of a “political earthquake” if Trump uses force to take Greenland Former Trump advisor called the president a “disturbed” person and warned that such an action would cause a “political earthquake”
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European countries threatened by Trump say they will remain “united” in defense of Greenland Through a statement, the eight states, which are also members of NATO, said they are
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Greenland Gambit: Trump Threatens Europe With Tariffs as Arctic Ambitions Shake NATO Donald Trump vows rising tariffs on European nations opposing his Greenland ambitions, raising questions about US strategic goals, Arctic dominance, and growing NATO tensions.
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Trump calls for leadership change in Iran amid mass protests against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's regime Khamenei and Trump blame each other for violence and deaths during protests
US kills Al Qaeda leader in Syria after attack that killed three American soldiers US killed an Al Qaeda leader in an airstrike in Syria linked to the ISIS ambush that killed three Americans in December
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Trump Investigates Minnesota Governor and Mayor for Allegedly Obstructing ICE Actions Justice Department Investigation into Tim Walz and Jacob Frey for Obstructing ICE in Minnesota
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Delcy Rodriguez proposes hydrocarbons reform to attract investment in Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez presents draft reform to the Organic Hydrocarbons Law to foreign investment
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Noem announces Charles Wall as the new deputy director of ICE Wall's promotion comes immediately after the resignation of Madison Sheahan, who left the position to seek a seat in Congress for Ohio
Trump shows off the Nobel Peace Prize medal given to him by Maria Corina Machado Trump shows off the Nobel Peace Prize medal given to him by Maria Corina Machado during a private meeting at the White House
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Denmark seeks diplomatic solution with the US in the Greenland dispute Denmark and the US create a working group to resolve tensions over Greenland; Trump pushes for strategic control of the Arctic island
Trump seeks any military action in Iran to be 'swift and decisive': NBC In a move that has the world on edge, the President demands his security team a military plan against Iran that is swift and without endless wars
US Designates three Muslim Brotherhood factions as terrorist organizations Claiming links to Hamas and threats to regional security, Trump keeps his promise and reclassifies these groups in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon
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Iran accuses Trump of inciting violence and threatening its sovereignty in letter to the UN Tehran denounces before the United Nations that the statements of the US president seek to destabilize the country and violate principles of national sovereignty
Factory Floor Fallout: Ford Worker Suspended After Confrontation With Trump Goes Viral A UAW worker at a Ford factory has been suspended after a heated exchange with Donald Trump went viral, sparking debate over free speech, workplace discipline, and political confrontation.
US The US government will invest $115 million in anti-drone technology to secure the World Cup. The DHS announced the creation of a special office to combat aerial threats and strengthen security during the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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Maduro says he is 'fine' In prison in New York, according to his son While hundreds of Chavistas marched in Venezuela, the United States asked its citizens to leave the country
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NGOs denounce massacre of hundreds of protesters in Iran Tehran says it will retaliate against US military and naval targets if attacked
Marco Rubio warns that stabilizing Venezuela will require three phases overseen by the US. Marco Rubio anticipates that stabilizing Venezuela will take time and require three phases overseen by the US government
Government of Nicaragua releases dozens of political prisoners Through a statement, the Nicaraguan authorities detail that the release of detainees is taking place to commemorate Ortega's 19 years in power.
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Trump says US will take action to acquire Greenland “whether they like it or not” Trump warns US will take action on Greenland to prevent Russia or China from exploiting its strategic position in the Arctic
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Trump assured that he has canceled a second wave of attacks on Venezuela The US president highlighted that he canceled the attack thanks to the release of a large number of political prisoners by Venezuela
Trump Announces Opposition Leader Machado's Trip to Washington The president said that the leader of Vente Venezuela would meet with him next week
Trump says his morals are his only limit and dismisses the need for international law Trump says his only limit is his morals and says he doesn't need international law to guide US foreign policy.
Trump announces ground attacks against cartels; claims Mexico is controlled by drug cartels. Trump said the US will begin ground attacks against drug cartels and reiterated that these organizations
The United States could have control of Venezuela for years, Trump assures He affirms that oversight of that country will be prolonged and focused on oil extraction, while maintaining communication with Delcy Rodriguez
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Who is Reza Pahlavi, the Crown Prince of the Shah of Persia who, from his exile in the US, encouraged Iranians to take t Appointed Crown Prince of Iran in 1967 during his father's coronation, Pahlavi is demanding the resignation of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei from exile.
Protests in Iran leave dozens dead and cause internet outages; Trump Warns of Intervention Protests sparked by rising prices and the falling rial spread in Iran; US and Israel express support for protesters
Why did Trump choose Delcy Rodriguez and not Maria Corina Machado to govern Venezuela now? Why did Washington choose a self-proclaimed revolutionary
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Donald Trump warns that the United States will govern Venezuela for years Donald Trump assured that US control over Venezuela will continue for years until the South American nation is stabilized
Chuck Schumer warns of possible military action in Cuba and Colombia The senator expressed his alarm after meeting with Trump administration officials, and said he does not rule out further interventions following Maduro's capture
Venezuelan state oil company confirms negotiations with the US for the sale of crude oil Petroleos de Venezuela SA (PDVSA) confirmed the sale of crude oil under commercial schemes similar to those applied with companies like Chevron
Gasoline could have its lowest price this year since 2020 A specialist company predicts that gasoline will reach $2.97 per gallon this year, on average, in the US, the lowest price since 2020
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Thune rules out use of military force in Greenland amid growing geopolitical debate John Thune rules out any US military action to take Greenland, despite White House comments about its possible annexation
Trump Administration Tried to Erase Records About Capitol Attack: NPR National Public Radio says Justice Department removed terms like 'riot,' 'riot,' and 'insurrection' from official documents
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Sheinbaum does not see a risk of invasion to Mexico and rules out call with Trump The Mexican president says that they are taking it very seriously,” the president stated during her morning press conference.
China demands the US immediately release Nicolas Maduro The Chinese Foreign Ministry said that the capture of the Chavista leader “clearly violates international law”
Trump wants Venezuela's oil: what price will he pay and how long will he have to wait to get it The US president stated that his country's oil companies will invest billions in Venezuelan oil production
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Cuba confirms the death of 32 Cuban soldiers in Venezuela after Maduro's capture Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel explained that the soldiers were
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US says Cuba is “about to fall” without Venezuelan oil; Trump threatens Colombia Trump considered that the situation on the island is so delicate that a military action or an operation similar to the one carried out in Venezuela would not be necessary
Trump suggests Sheinbaum is somewhat afraid of cartels controlling Mexico “We could be politically correct and say that she governs, but that's not the case. The cartels govern Mexico.
Trump says the US is in charge of Venezuela; Delcy Rodriguez assures there is 'cooperation' Trump has maintained that the vice president is willing to cooperate, however, he maintained that the United States is in charge of the country
Kristi Noem assures that Venezuelans under TPS can apply for refugee status “Every individual who was under TPS has the opportunity to apply for refugee status and that evaluation will continue,” Noem stated
Amnesty International warns of risk of abuses after US military action in Venezuela Al joined the governments of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay, which together rejected the military actions carried out
Trump warns Delcy Rodriguez that if she doesn't act right, she will end up worse than Maduro “If she doesn't do what is right, she will pay a very high price,” the president declared; while Rubio opens the door to dialogue, but with conditions
Who is Delcy Rodriguez, the Vice President of Venezuela whom the Supreme Court appointed as Maduro's successor? The Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela ordered that Delcy Rodriguez assume the head of state position due to Maduro's
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Angels divided over US attack on Venezuela Venezuelans celebrate the “historic” capture of Maduro while activists denounce the invasion as illegal and unconstitutional by Trump
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Man called 911 and asked to be arrested for murdering his parents in Nevada Adrian Bailey fatally beat his parents with a baseball bat and then called 911 asking to be arrested or killed for posing a risk
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Venezuela will strengthen military development this 2026 to defend it from imperial threats, says Maduro Maduro assures that this will guarantee “the protection of the homeland and irreversible independence from imperial threats and doctrines
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South Africa gives Mexico a scare with its level in the Africa Cup of Nations South Africa is proving it can be a very tough opponent for Mexico after advancing to the next stage of the Africa Cup of Nations by defeating Zimbabwe 3-2
How the fear of deportation increased the amount of money Hondurans in the US send to their country Amid the offensive against immigration driven by Donald Trump, there has been an increase in remittances to the Central American country
United States carries out 30 attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and the Pacific So far, the government of President Donald Trump has carried out 30 attacks at sea, resulting in the deaths of 107 people
Ground Beef Recalled in Several Locations Due to Possible E. coli Contamination The recalled food comes from the Mountain West Food Group, based in Heyburn, Idaho
Five air crashes that shook the United States in 2025: a year under investigation Air crashes in the US in 2025 left dozens dead, opened federal investigations and reignited the debate on aviation safety
Landlord arrested for allegedly killing his tenant and hiding the body in a barrel in Washington Authorities in Cowlitz County, Washington, arrested a 67-year-old man accused of murdering his 71-year-old tenant
China begins large military maneuvers around Taiwan amid tensions with the US The exercise will be conducted in areas of the Taiwan Strait and maritime and air spaces to the north, southwest, southeast, and east of the island territory
We are getting closer Trump says Ukraine deal is close after meeting with Zelensky In a joint appearance, Trump avoided setting specific deadlines, but stressed that the progress made in recent weeks has been substantial
Nancy Pelosi issues a warning from Washington: 'We will take back the House in 2026' The influential Democratic leader assures that Hakeem Jeffries will take the lead of the presidency and criticizes the Republican management under Donald Trump
Iran says it is in “total war” with the US, Israel, and Europe Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the West of encircling the Persian country on all fronts
Netanyahu travels to the US for meeting with Trump on Hamas and Gaza The meeting will revolve around the second phase of the US plan for Gaza, it emerged this Sunday
Flu vaccine: where to get it for free in the U.S. and why it's key this year The flu vaccine is free for millions of people in the U.S. With new strains circulating, immunization is key. Where to get it for free.
La Opinion Today: Vladimir Putin sends letter to Nicolas Maduro and reaffirms alliance in the face of US pressure The content of the document was disseminated by the Venezuelan Foreign Minister, Yvan Gil Pinto, where he highlighted the tone of political support that Moscow maintains towards Caracas.
A new drug has shown promise in the treatment of ALS Qalsody can slow and even reverse the progression of symptoms in selected patients
Vladimir Putin sends letter to Nicolas Maduro and reaffirms alliance in the face of US pressure. The content of the document was disseminated by the Venezuelan Foreign Minister, Yvan Gil Pinto, where he highlighted the tone of political support that Moscow maintains towards Caracas
Zelensky discusses new ideas with White House emissaries to promote peace in Ukraine The Ukrainian president held a nearly hour-long conversation with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
Palau will accept immigrants deported from the US, in exchange for millionaire aid...... The small Pacific archipelago will receive up to 75 asylum seekers deported by the Trump administration, in exchange for $7.5 million
Event Agenda: What to do in Los Angeles from December 25 to 31 Enjoy the Christmas festivities with events for all ages
Washington man pleads guilty to hate crime after stabbing African American woman The defendant boarded a bus and began yelling slurs against African Americans and forced the woman to move off the bus
Trump creates “dangerous diplomatic vacuum” by firing 30 career ambassadors: Democrats Diplomats received phone calls notifying them, without further explanation, that they had to leave their posts and return to Washington
Trump plans to detain 80,000 immigrants in industrial warehouses: WP The strategy envisions simultaneous detention in at least seven large-scale facilities, each with a capacity of between 5,000 and 10,000 immigrants
Toyota bets on the “Made in USA” seal in Japan Toyota confirmed that starting in 2026 it will sell vehicles manufactured in the USA in Japan, an unprecedented decision that breaks with decades of traditional trade flow
Volodymyr Zelensky offers details on the new 20-point plan for Ukraine Zelensky told reporters that White House emissaries have already passed the aforementioned plan on to the Kremlin envoy
Venezuela accuses the US of extortion Before the UN The Venezuelan also referred to The US attacks on alleged “narco-boats” in the Caribbean.
Immigrant couple is deported and forced to leave their 2-year-old American daughter Two-year-old Sofia was left in the care of her aunt Maggie Garcia, who quit her job to care for her niece
Veteran with Green Card is released after 4 months of detention: “I thought it would never happen” Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry served in the U.S. Army before suffering an injury that caused back and neck damage
Russia and China criticize US conduct towards Venezuela In an emergency session of the Security Council, both countries expressed their support for Caracas
Court declares cut of antiterrorism funds to sanctuary states illegal Judge McElroy's decision solidified a victory for the coalition of 12 state attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against the federal government
What is the origin of the growing tensions between Pope Leo Trump The Catholic Church and the United States government disagree on the treatment of immigrants by the Trump administration.
Bristol, the city in the USA where abortion is legal on one side of the street and illegal on the other The state line between Virginia and Tennessee runs through Bristol's Main Street, but there's a big difference: abortion is illegal in Tennessee
Trump angers the Danish government after appointing Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland Jeff Landry, Republican governor of Louisiana, will be the US special envoy to Greenland
Russia ratifies "full support" for Venezuela in the face of the US blockade Foreign Ministers Sergey Lavrov and Yvan Gil held a telephone conversation in which Moscow assured that it would express its
Trump appoints Jeff Landry as special envoy to Greenland and tries to make it 'part of the US' The Louisiana governor stated that the mission assigned to him by Trump is to
The decline of the United States and the “Trump Corollary” It is not surprising that the once world power is turning its back on those who were its allies in various parts of the world
US and Taiwan strengthen alliance after signing new arms agreement Largest US arms package for Taiwan to date irritates Beijing
Jerry Jones takes responsibility for failure after Cowboys' elimination and announces profound changes Dallas misses the playoffs for the second straight year, extends its drought to 30 years, and announces profound changes
“Deportations instill widespread fear,” accuses leader of the Conference of Catholic Bishops “People have the right to live safely and without fear of arbitrary deportations,” Coakley declared on CBS News' “Face the Nation”
Seizure of oil tankers in the Caribbean is a 'prelude to war,' warns Republican Rand Paul In addition to the seizures, Rand Paul criticized the attacks where unarmed people suspected of being drug traffickers have been killed
Russia rules out holding a peace meeting with Ukraine in Miami, Florida Moscow sources deny that a three-way meeting is being prepared with US mediation
What is CZT, the amazing material that is generating a technological revolution Only a handful of companies can produce cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties
Eagles win their division and eliminate the Cowboys After game against Washington marred by massive brawl, Philadelphia is the first team in its division to repeat as champion in 21 years
Iran offers support to Venezuela in the face of the seizure of oil tankers by the US. Foreign Minister Yvan Gil stated that he spoke by telephone with Abbas Araghchi about the US military deployment in the Caribbean
Government of Maduro calls new seizure of oil tanker in the Caribbean "robbery and kidnapping" The South American country warned that
USA Preparing for talks between Russia and Ukraine in Miami President Zelensky reported that the Trump administration proposed face-to-face meetings between the warring countries to end the war
Trump appoints Lieutenant General Francis Donovan as new head of Southern Command Major General Donovan is the current deputy chief of Special Operations Command, and will replace Admiral Alvin Holsey
The name change of the Kennedy Center provokes outrage among some relatives of the former president Controversy grows over adding Donald Trump's name to the Kennedy Center; some relatives of the former Democratic president disapprove of the move
The US Coast Guard intercepts another oil tanker near the Venezuelan coast With the support of the National Guard, the United States seized a second oil tanker in international waters near the Venezuelan coast
More than 2.5 million immigrants have left the US, reveals a DHS report Department of Homeland Security estimates that nearly 1.9 million undocumented immigrants have self-deported so far this year
They add Trump's name to the facade of the historic Kennedy Center in Washington DC The president took control of the iconic cultural institution last February and after a unanimous vote by the board, the venue now bears his name
Massachusetts man sentenced for murdering his wife and dismembering her body to make it disappear Brian Walshe was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife and the disappearance of her body
New York will allow assisted death, certain conditions apply The governor said she made the decision after listening to New Yorkers
USA: Masked federal agents weaken the rule of law Climate of anarchy and terror increases in abusive arrests of immigrants
Five dead in new US attacks on boats allegedly linked to drug trafficking With these two actions, the death toll from US bombings in the Caribbean and the Pacific exceeds one hundred
Washington Kennedy Center changes name to Trump-Kennedy Center The press secretary reported on the name change of the Center for the Performing Arts, following a unanimous vote by the board of directors
The US raises “dozens” of demands in review of the USMCA, but will not abandon it, says Mark Carney The Canadian Prime Minister explained that his talks with Trump “have revolved around the review and adjustments of the USMCA, not about anyone abandoning it
DAWN launches 'The Faces of AIPAC' and reveals the identity of its main members AIPAC is led by 50 people: 41 board members who govern the organization and nine executives who implement its strategies
Trump reclassifies marijuana to boost medical research It's about recognizing that cannabis can have legitimate medical applications when administered carefully, the president noted
United States carries out new attack on a vessel in the Pacific leaving 4 dead The U.S. Southern Command reported a new attack on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific as part of Operation Southern Spear
Department of the Treasury sanctions the Mexican cartel Santa Rosa de Lima and its leader The measure involves freezing all assets and financial interests located in the United States or under the control of U.S. citizens
The lack of medical insurance: a disaster that could have been avoided The attitude of Republican congressmen will have profound and lasting consequences beyond a budget debate
How Trump's 'total and complete' oil blockade can impact Venezuela's economy (and play against the U Trump's goal is to cut off revenue for the Maduro government, but some analysts believe the measure could deepen the economic crisis in Venezuela
Marco Rubio rules out seeking the presidency in 2028 if JD Vance runs “If JD Vance runs for president, he will be our candidate and I will be one of the first people to support him,” Rubio said in an interview with Vanity
Maduro denounces to the UN the escalation of threats by the US In a call, the Venezuelan president warned the Secretary-General that US actions could have “serious implications for regional peace”
Gustavo Petro recognizes for the first time that Nicolas Maduro is a 'dictator' The President of Colombia said he has no evidence that Nicolas Maduro is a drug trafficker as the U.S. claims.
Donroe Doctrine: How Trump views Latin America, according to his national security strategy The new security guidelines show Washington's interest in curbing illegal immigration and containing the advance of drug trafficking
2026 Ford Escape: Why It Won't Be Sold in Six States The model will not be available in six key US states due to stricter environmental regulations. The decision responds to several regulations
Trump announces blockade of oil tankers leaving or heading to Venezuela The United States kept the ship and the crude oil, which was described by the president's administration as Nicolas Maduro accused of “blatant theft.”
Trump orders new total restriction on entry to the U.S. for seven countries Citizens with total restrictions on entering the U.S. are from the countries of Burkina Faso, Laos, Mali, Niger, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, and Syria
Donald Trump surprises by announcing an unexpected speech addressed to the nation President Donald Trump invited Americans to tune in to a speech he will deliver live on television
Secretary Hegseth rules out making public second video of attack on vessel in the Caribbean Amid questions about violations of international law and human rights, Secretary Hegseth refused to release video of attack in the Caribbean
Which cities will Romeo Santos and Prince Royce visit with their tour? The tour announcement, which will begin in April 2026, comes shortly after the release of their first album together, Better Late Than Ever
Man dies after being trapped in his car by flooding near Seattle The victim, about 33 years old, ignored warning signs and was found inside his vehicle submerged in a ditch
US bombs three other vessels in the Pacific and kills eight people Under the direction of the Secretary of Defense, Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted lethal kinetic attacks against three vessels
US denies interference in Honduran elections before the OAS despite messages from Trump “A social media post by our president expressing his preference is not election interference,” stated Michael Kozak
Arctic cold wave advances in the US while the Pacific Northwest remains threatened by floods An Arctic air mass is descending from Canada and will bring extreme temperatures to much of the United States, including the South
Volodymyr Zelensky arrives in Berlin to negotiate a ceasefire with Russia The Ukrainian president traveled to the German capital to meet with European leaders and the US envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner
Obed Vargas would be very close to the Nest of America Obed Vargas would be very close to Club America, after the Eagles' management made contact with the people who represent the Mexican midfielder
Chavistas march in Venezuela against the seizure of the oil tanker by the US. The ruling party mobilized its base to protest
Department of Justice sues four other states for not submitting voter registrations The states being sued are: Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada. With these, the Justice Department's national total rises to 18.
Two US soldiers and a civilian die during ambush in Syria, according to US government The attack occurred while the soldiers and the civilian serving as an interpreter were carrying out a
Lawsuit filed against Trump to halt construction of the Ballroom in the White House The construction of the Ballroom in the White House could be delayed due to a lawsuit filed by an organization
ELN orders confinement of civilians in Colombia due to U.S. military operations The leftist guerrilla group controls Colombian territory for drug production and accused the U.S. of wanting to plunder Colombia's resources
States sue Trump administration for imposing $100,000 payment on H-1B visa California's attorney general argues that the visa fee
Trump will keep his next actions with Venezuelan oil secret The president reiterated today that his country will soon begin ground attacks, but clarified that “these are not ground attacks on Venezuela.
La Opinion Hoy: They demand Trump release the video of the attack that left 87 dead The United States government faces increasing pressure over military attacks in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Trump avoids talking about oil, assures that offensive against Venezuela is due to immigration issues and drug trafficki The Republican once again denounced that the top brass of the Government and Army in Venezuela is involved in sending drugs to the U.S.
Trump warns that Colombia could be the next one After Venezuela President Gustavo Petro “is going to get into big trouble if he doesn’t get his act together,” declared US President Donald Trump on Wednesday.
U.S. citizens in California testify about illegal ICE arrests Lawmakers heard testimony from U.S. citizens detained by immigration agents during raids in Southern California
What is the origin of Santa Claus and who is Saint Nicholas of Bari? All explained The character of Santa Claus originated from Saint Nicholas of Bari and was transformed by European myths, migrations, and popular culture into the image we know today
Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific
US US seizes oil tanker off Venezuela, escalating tensions with Caracas The operation further complicates PDVSA's crude oil exports and coincides with the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony awarded to Maria Corina Machado
United States sanctions network that recruits Colombian exmilitary to fight in Sudan Sanctions target four individuals and four entities for sending support to FAR paramilitaries
Trump will appoint Troy Edgar, Noem's deputy, as ambassador to El Salvador, according to CBS News Troy Edgar is the current Deputy Secretary of DHS and one of the highest-ranking officials in the structure led by Kristi Noem
US fighter jets enter Venezuelan airspace The flight of the two F-18 fighter jets occurred around 12:00 noon (16:00 GMT), over the gulf 160 kilometers from Maracaibo
Why is it worrying that USCIS is canceling citizenship ceremonies for dozens of immigrants? The Trump administration's new policy extends to people from 19 countries, but more will soon be included, and it includes additional reviews for asylum and Green Cards
Prosecutor's Office asks to postpone La Tuta's hearing due to a possible negotiation with the drug trafficker Servando Gomez Martinez, former leader of Los Caballeros Templarios, could reach an agreement with the Prosecutor's Office to plead guilty to drug trafficking
Carlo Ancelotti spoke about the possible presence of Neymar Jr. at the 2026 World Cup The Italian coach was When questioned about the possibility of including Brazilian star Neymar in the squad for the 2026 World Cup.
Trump and Sheinbaum meet for the first time After 14 phone conversations, President Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met for the first time in person
Trump confirms meeting with Sheinbaum after World Cup Draw Donald Trump changes the game with Claudia Sheinbaum by rescheduling their first meeting in Washington
Mexico does not exist in the panorama of Alexi Lalas Alexi Lalas, former US national team player, was clear and direct in stating that he is not thinking about Mexico in the lead-up to the 2026 World Cup
Why Donald Trump influences domestic politics around the world He demonizes European migration policy, supports right-wing presidential candidates, and harshly criticizes global climate protection
Landon Donovan speaks frankly about Mexico: 'They're in a bad moment' For Landon Donovan, the Mexican national team won't have much of a future in the next World Cup and he doesn't foresee a good future for them beyond the first
Governor Newsom asks Trump to keep his promise to Los Angeles after fires Newsom said Trump made a promise to help Los Angeles recover from the January fires; the governor is in Washington to ask for support
Mayra Macias launches independent candidacy for Illinois' 4th Congressional District seat Macias has worked in defense of Latino rights and in promoting former President Joe Biden's agenda
Court of Appeals allows, for now, deployment of the National Guard in DC Court order requiring troops to leave nation's capital by December 11 suspended
Mexico in 13th place among the candidates for the 2026 World Cup title Mexico will start from the thirteenth position among those vying for the title, according to the results of the Opta supercomputer analysis
Ex-missionary from Ohio is accused in the US of sexually abusing 4 children in Haiti Jeriah Mast, former Christian Aid Ministries worker, faces new federal charges for alleged unlawful sexual conduct against minors
Josh Shapiro lashes out at Kamala Harris and accuses her of telling "blatant lies" After being considered by Kamala Harris to be her running mate, Josh Shapiro lashed out at her, calling her a
Screens: What to see in cinemas and streaming the weekend of December 5-7 Paul Mescal plays an early Shakespeare, while Jessie Buckley portrays Agnes Hathaway, an enigmatic, intuitive, and fiercely protective woman.
Sheinbaum confirms private meetings with Trump and Carney prior to the FIFA draw The Mexican president announced that she will travel this afternoon to Washington DC on a plane from the Ministry of National Defense to attend the FIFA draw
2026 World Cup Draw: review the 4 pots that will define the group stage of the World Cup Review the four pots presented by FIFA from which the 12 groups of the 2026 World Cup will be drawn: eight Latin American teams have already qualified
Nicolas Maduro confirms talk in a tone of respect with Trump The leader of Chavismo in Venezuela said that the path between his country and the US must be one of....
Alejandro Carranza, the Colombian who allegedly died in a US attack in the Caribbean Colombian Alejandro Carranza disappeared when he set out on his boat on September 14
Cuban immigrant reports that her citizenship appointment was suspended 3 hours before A young Cuban immigrant received a call from USCIS on the same day as her citizenship appointment: she was informed that the process had been canceled
Rio Ferdinand, Tom Brady, Shaquille O'Neal and a shower of stars will flood the 2026 World Cup draw Legendary figures from world sport will unite in an unprecedented event at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.
Trump calls Somalis “trash” Donald Trump on Tuesday called Somali immigrants “trash” and said th Donald Trump made racist comments, describing Omar and other Somali immigrants as “trash” and calling for them to leave the United States
Trump amenaza con atacar a cualquier pais que produzca y trafique droga hacia EEUU El mandatario reitero que los ataques terrestres contra carteles de la droga en territorio venezolano comenzaran
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
Chuck Schumer claims to have received bomb threats at his New York offices Democrat Chuck Schumer admitted to being baffled after receiving bomb threats at three of his offices in New York
Noem proposes to Trump a ban on travel to the US for people from countries that feel 'invaders' The Secretary of Homeland Security suggested imposing a total travel ban on countries that she says send
Noem says the National Guard shooting suspect was radicalized in the U.S. Rahmanullah Lakanwal was identified as the alleged shooter in the ambush attack that killed a National Guard member
United States and Syria destroy more than 15 ISIS weapons depots Central Command forces in conjunction with Syrian authorities located and destroyed more than 15 ISIS weapons depots in southern Syria
Venezuela turns to OPEC to stop “aggression” by the United States Nicolas Maduro warned that the military deployment puts “the stability of Venezuelan oil production and the world market in grave danger”
Why couldn't the rich and powerful say 'no' to Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein The deceased sex offender managed to stay in contact with wealthy and influential people even after his first conviction
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Defense Secretary accuses Joe Biden of allegedly coddling terrorists Defense Secretary Peter Brian Hegseth accuses former President Joe Biden of allegedly coddling drug-trafficking terrorists
Trump will pardon Juan Orlando Hernandez, former president of Honduras, convicted of drug trafficking The Republican also called on the Honduran population to support candidate Tito Asfura for the presidency of the Central American country
Cuauhtemoc Blanco on boos to the Mexican national team: 'They have to put up with it' Cuauhtemoc Blanco criticized the Mexican players and demanded they play better so the fans can enjoy victories
Pete Hegseth reportedly ordered a second attack on a vessel to leave no survivors The operation was carried out in the Caribbean on September 2, after an initial attack failed to kill all the passengers
Iran alleges visa denial and boycotts 2026 World Cup draw The Iranian federation accuses the United States of imposing political obstacles and calls for FIFA intervention
Common element in sweeteners of light products aggravates the risk of fatty liver Caution advised regarding the consumption of products rich in sorbitol; further studies in mammals and humans are needed to validate the findings
Donald Trump gets upset with a journalist and disrespects her President Trump seems increasingly sensitive to questions from the press and once again insulted a journalist
Trump calls it a 'terrorist act' The shooting against National Guard soldiers Government identified the shooting suspect as Rahmanullah Lakamal, who according to DHS was admitted to the United States in September 2021
An Afghan citizen has been identified as a suspect in the Washington DC shooting Rahmanullah Lakanwal is in custody and has multiple gunshot wounds. The reasons for the attack are currently unknown.
Trump orders deployment of 500 additional guards to Washington, D.C. after shooting Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that, at Trump's direction, he will deploy 500 additional troops to Washington, D.C.
Two soldiers shot near the White House: there are concerns of political violence Members of the West Virginia National Guard were stationed in DC, where they engaged in a shootout with an assailant who was apprehended
Spain and Argentina will not meet in the 2026 World Cup until a semifinal, FIFA confirmed The draw will define the groups on December 5 and both teams will be on opposite sides of the bracket
AI and robots: the end of traditional work, according to Elon Musk Musk reignited the global debate by asserting that within one or two decades, traditional employment will cease to be a necessity
5 tricks to cook the Thanksgiving turkey and make it perfect, according to chefs Several chefs share techniques to achieve a juicy, tender, and well-cooked Thanksgiving turkey, from brining to smoking or frying
Mayor of Washington chooses to distance herself from Donald Trump and discards the idea of ??seeking reelection After three consecutive terms as mayor of Washington DC, Democrat Muriel Bowser decided not to seek reelection again
What has us scratched here is the increase in the dollar: Venezuelans facing the possibility of a US attack trying While Washington and Caracas exchange threats about a possible invasion of Venezuela, on the streets of the country people are more worried about their economy
Trump designates the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group Trump says members of the Islamist group founded in 1928
Trump plans call with Maduro about antidrug attacks in Venezuela: Axios No date has been set for the call between Trump and Maduro, which is
US US and Ukraine draft new version of peace plan The new version of the document states that any peace agreement must maintain
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
Confirmed first death of human infected by the H5N5 strain of avian flu No additional cases have been detected in people related to the victim and the situation is being monitored to prevent outbreaks
Mother charged with homicide for the death of her diabetic daughter during a road trip in the US The mother was charged with homicide for allegedly delaying urgent medical attention, despite having received specialized training on the disease
US Army Veteran, wounded in Iraq and decorated, is deported by ICE Jose Barco received an honorable discharge in 2008 after suffering injuries while rescuing two of his comrades
An influencer accuses Cardi B's boyfriend, player Stefon Diggs, of sexual abuse Influencer Christopher Blake Griffith responds to defamation lawsuit filed by player Stefon Diggs
Donald Trump has filled his display case with lavish gifts since he returned to the White House Donald Trump will set a precedent as the US president who has received the most expensive gifts in the nation's history
Jaime Jaquez contributes in Miami Heat's blowout of the Bulls Mexican Jaime Jaquez Jr. is having the best stats in a season of his career
Marjorie Taylor Greene resigns from Congress to avoid being mistreated by Donald Trump Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene fears facing President Donald Trump's anger directed at her and chooses to resign from Congress
Federal judge orders Trump to withdraw the National Guard from Washington, DC A federal judge ruled that Donald Trump violated the Constitution by ordering the deployment of the National Guard in DC without local authorization
Asylum seeker detained by ICE alleges he was arrested despite not being the target of the operation Napoleon Magana mentioned that despite telling the agents that his case was in court, he was arrested
Trump confirms meeting with Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office on Friday Trump revealed he will meet with New York Mayor-elect Mamdani in response to the Democrat's request days ago
United States overtakes Mexico in the latest FIFA ranking Mexico dropped two places in the FIFA ranking and allowed the United States to move two places higher.
USDA will require all SNAP voucher recipients to reapply All SNAP recipients will have to reapply for vouchers, according to the Secretary of Agriculture: we explain what's behind this measure
Archives on Jeffrey Epstein: What's Next After House Approval? Senate Majority Leader John Thune said the Epstein case bill could move forward without amendments
The retirement of Democrat “Chuy” Garcia generates controversy in the House of Representatives The announcement of “Chuy” Garcia's early retirement as representative for Illinois' 4th Congressional District.
Tacos la Carreta, an example of the 'American dream' in southern California The Gonzalez Bernal family said they struggled, but were sure they would succeed
Ecuador votes 'no' Ecuadorians rejected the constitutional reforms promoted by President Daniel Noboa Noboa wanted to eliminate the ban on installing foreign military bases in the country and draft a new constitution
US The United States announced it will designate the Cartel of the Suns Washington continues its moves against the Venezuelan government and maintains a large military deployment in the Caribbean
Trump ends air restrictions and normal operations return after government shutdown The National Airspace System returns to normal after the end of the budget lockout two weeks before Thanksgiving
United States defeats Paraguay in a friendly, but Pochettino asks to improve The team won 2-1 in Philadelphia, but the coach warns there's still a way to go to reach the
Trial set for Massachusetts man accused of murdering his wife and hiding her dismembered body Brian Walshe, accused of killing his wife, was found competent to stand trial after undergoing a mental evaluation
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
The Mega Millions jackpot is close to $1 billion The Mega Millions jackpot grows to $965 million, the eighth-highest prize in the game's history. The next drawing will be this Friday
Father Solalinde is confident that immigration reform can be achieved Activists traveling to Washington ask the community to sign a letter requesting an update to the migrant registry
New York City Councilman Filmed ICE Agents Violently Arresting Man on Street Video shows alleged ICE agents violently arresting a man from a car in Washington Heights, New York City
The largest warship in the world is deployed by the US in the Caribbean and Maduro raises military alert in Venezuela The aircraft carrier joins the largest US military deployment in the region, seen as a pressure strategy against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro
President of Mexico urged to strengthen consular protection against abuses by Trump Request to expedite consulate appointments in light of the human rights crisis in the US
Dallas Mavericks fire Nico Harrison, the manager who sent Doncic to the Lakers The Texas team ends the era of the executive who changed the course of the franchise and divided its fans
What does the Senate-approved budget package to reopen the government consist of? The Senate-approved bill, now headed to the House, consists of three funding proposals, but no health insurance tax credits
Senate approves bill to reopen the government with the support of eight Democrats The Senate on Monday approved a Republican-backed agreement, supported by eight Democrats, to temporarily fund the federal government
The We the People Coalition announces the '2 Million Letters' campaign A group of activists travel from San Diego to Washington to pressure congressmen and senators to approve immigration reform
The BBC defends its "impartial journalism" as Trump threatens a $1 billion defamation lawsuit The British public broadcaster rejects accusations of bias as it faces a potential multi-million dollar lawsuit from Trump
Donald Trump is booed at the Washington Commanders game against Detroit Lions The president received more boos than cheers when he appeared on the screens
Donald Trump wants Washington Commanders stadium to bear his name The president seeks to leave his mark on the NFL with the reconstruction of the historic Washington DC stadium
Supreme Court Temporarily Stops Delivery of Maximum SNAP Benefits The Supreme Court blocked the injunction requiring full funding of SNAP payments, granting an emergency request from the Trump administration
Hundreds of flight delays and cancellations at LAX A total of 168 flights were delayed on Friday and 54 were canceled to comply with the Federal Aviation Administration order
Nvidia CEO is clear about who will win the AI ??race between the United States and China Restrictions on subsidies and exports limit the United States' ability to compete technologically, Jensen Huang told the Financial Times.
When is Thanksgiving Day 2025 celebrated Thanksgiving Day is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November, when millions of families gather around the table to share and give thanks
Darryl Strawberry, former MLB player, receives presidential pardon for drug trafficking and tax evasion The former Mets and Yankees player thanked Donald Trump for “closing a painful chapter” of his life after years of legal and health problems
'The heat burned your face': witness recounts moments of chaos after UPS plane accident in Louisville Witnesses describes explosions, fire, and chaos after UPS Flight 2976 crash, leaving at least 12 dead and several missing
Trump administration has canceled more than 80,000 visas so far this year Around 16,000 of the visa revocations were related to drunk driving cases, according to statistics
Afghan immigrant with ties to the US remains detained by ICE after four months without charges It was revealed that the background investigation of “H” has not yet concluded, so he will remain detained
Luis Suarez lost his temper again and the MLS suspends him for kicking Honduran Andy Najar Luis Suarez again resorted to indiscipline by kicking Honduran Andy Najar of Nashville and will not be in the crucial MLS playoff match
Immigrant with work permit is arrested by ICE in front of children in a daycare Diana Santillana also has an asylum case pending
Immigrant deported by ICE in vegetative state dies in Costa Rica Randall Gamboa lost his life just weeks after arriving in his country of origin
Capitol Police arrested a subject for threatening to kill Democrat Robert Garcia Capitol Police intervention prevented a subject from entering the building with the intention of assassinating Robert Garcia, representative from California
Cam Little and Sam Darnold, the historical figures who wrote their names in gold midseason The two players made history with their performances in Week 9
Paris Hilton shows off her figure in a lace dress at the 2025 LACMA Art + Film Gala The socialite was included on the best-dressed list at the 2025 LACMA Art+Film Gala, held at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Virginia voters go to the polls to elect the first woman governor Worried about the government shutdown, voters go to the polls to elect one of two women to replace Republican Glenn Youngkin
Southwest plane and helicopter nearly collide in Cleveland: NTSB investigates incident Aircraft approached less than the minimum safe distance during the approach of Southwest Airlines Flight 1333
Nancy Pelosi reproaches Donald Trump for turning the Supreme Court into a corrupt court Nancy Pelosi again lashed out against Donald Trump, this time accusing him of allegedly subjecting the Supreme Court to his will
Iran's Supreme Leader Rules Out Cooperating with the US While Supporting Israel Iran's Supreme Leader Listed a Series of Conditions Before Opening to a Scenario of Diplomatic Dialogue with Washington Authorities
Latino groups demand the Trump administration be held accountable for actions against migrants Among the coalition's proposals, the review of federal police protocols by ICE agents stands out
Washington DC enforces curfew for minors for “disorderly behavior” Curfew in Washington DC comes after several fights among young people on Halloween night
The Southern Command conducts marine training in Puerto Rico The Southern Command reported that US Marines are conducting landing and infiltration maneuvers in Puerto Rico
USA: The states with the most car thefts during 2025 California, New Mexico, and Colorado top the list, and experts recommend new measures to protect vehicles against more sophisticated methods
'I've tried to stretch the little food I have to the limit': the 40 million Americans at risk of losing.. Families who survive thanks to social assistance to buy food are at risk of losing the benefit due to the partial government shutdown
Why Trump is paying special attention to South America (and what he has achieved so far with it) The US president is focusing on the region with controversial decisions regarding Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina. What is he after?
Miraculous double play saves Dodgers and there will be game 7 for the title The Dodgers, with just one good offensive inning and great pitching, manage to close out the game to prevent Toronto's coronation by winning 3-1
Police investigate robbery against Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, NBA MVP The robbery occurred while the Thunder star was playing a home game against the Wizards
Federal judge rules that Trump cannot require proof of citizenship to vote A federal judge ruled that Trump cannot require proof of citizenship on the federal voting form
La Opinion Hoy: Border Patrol's “military tactics” against migrants are a cause for concern Former ICE official warns of negative consequences of Border Patrol's military tactics.
Donald Trump dismisses plans to attack Venezuela Trump denies planning a military offensive to launch in Venezuelan territory as Nicolas Maduro claims
U.S. The Trump administration is drastically reducing the number of refugees it will admit to the United States, limitin The Trump administration is limiting the number of refugees it admits to the country to 7,500, a notable decrease from previous figures
Amid tensions with the US, Mexico proposes reforming the World Trade Organization Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard proposed
Former South Carolina Sheriff Pleads Guilty to Stealing Charitable Funds and Keeping Pills Meant for Destruction Chuck Wright, who for years led the Spartanburg Sheriff's Department, admitted to embezzling money and stealing controlled substances
Searching for inmate who was mistakenly released from a prison in California Isaiah Jamon Andrews, who faces multiple arrest warrants, including one for homicide, is wanted after being mistakenly released
Donald Trump Jr. mocks the 'No Kings' protests Donald Trump Jr. downplays the significance of the 'No Kings' national movement against his father
Hurricane Melissa: This was the passage of the storm through Cuba before being downgraded to category 1 The storm affected important cities in the east of the island such as Santiago de Cuba, Granma and Holguin
Maps showing drug routes from Latin America to the U.S. U.S. forces have been targeting suspected drug boats, mostly in the Caribbean. But is that the route the narcotics are arriving by?
Trump's deportation policies gut restaurants They are generating labor shortages, increasing prices and contracting the economy
More than 20 hikers rescued from Mount Washington after getting trapped in a winter storm Hikers, many of them beginners and without the proper equipment, were found with symptoms of hypothermia on the seasonally closed summit
Gustavo Petro accuses the US of 'war crime' For attacks on boats The Colombian leader responded to a post by US Secretary of State Pete Hegseth about the attack on 4 vessels
Senator Ruben Gallego accuses Representative Juan Ciscomani of protecting pedophiles like Epstein Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego accuses Arizona Representative Juan Ciscomani of protecting pedophiles like Jeffrey Epstein
Trump assures that Milei's victory "made him a lot of money for the US" In the days leading up to the elections, Trump not only gave the Argentine his financial support, but also an explicit political and electoral message.
Sheinbaum and Trump postpones new tariffs on Mexican products after call Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum agreed with Donald Trump to postpone the entry into force of new tariffs
Milei's Party obtains strong support in legislative elections: “Today the construction of a great Argentina b The president's party, La Libertad Avanza, won in key districts such as the city of Buenos Aires and the provinces of Cordoba and Santa Fe
Navy helicopter and fighter plane crash in the South China Sea The plane crashes occur amid President Donald Trump's diplomatic tour of Asia.
Two hikers trapped in snow rescued with just a plastic tarp in Washington The hikers, who had gotten lost after a sudden snowfall in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area, were found soaked and cold, but without injuries.
Why a family would pay $27,000 for health insurance The average family health insurance costs $26,993 a year in the US We explain what's behind that high price and how it affects you.
Gabe Vasquez Launches Initiative to Reopen Government and Combat High Healthcare Costs in Rural Communities Congressman Gabe Vasquez Demands Republican Measures to Protect Healthcare for Farmers and New Mexicans
Why rare earth minerals have become an advantage for China in its negotiations with the US China has a near-monopoly on processing elements crucial to making everything from smartphones to fighter jets
Democrats spend 300 million on a proposal while ignoring the poverty Considering Prop. 50 won't do much to stop Trump, vote no on November 4th
Newsom issues a warning to Trump and says he will sue him if he sends troops to San Francisco Trump said his administration would send National Guard troops to San Francisco and that he may invoke the Insurrection Act to do so
Arizona sues to force House speaker to swear in Adelita Grijalva Arizona's attorney general sued to force House speaker Mike Johnson to swear in Democrat Adelita Grijalva
Vance is optimistic about the ceasefire in Gaza and assures that it's going better than expected JD Vance landed in Tel Aviv to oversee the implementation of the ceasefire agreement signed by Israel and Hamas on October 10
United States and eight Latin American countries pledge support to new president of Bolivia The United States and eight Latin American countries on Tuesday expressed their support for new Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz following his victory in Sunday's elections.
Trump orders demolishing east wing of the White House to build $250 million ballroom The president's intention is to build a new ballroom with a capacity for 1,000 people that will cost 250 million dollars.
Two United Airlines plans collided slightly at Chicago's O'Hare Airport A plane grazed the tail of another aircraft from the same company, which was parked and not moving
Trump called Petro president of “Columbia” and it goes viral While Trump announced that he would suspend
Colombia receives a survivor of a narcosubmarine attacked by the US. President Gustavo Petro said that the repatriated Colombian, whose identity he did not reveal, will be prosecuted according to the laws of his country.
The United States says Hamas plans to attack civilians in Gaza The State Department claims to have The ceasefire involved the release of all hostages by Hamas, as well as the cessation of hostilities.
Who are Rodrigo Paz and Tuto Quiroga, the aspirants for president of Bolivia? The moderate Rodrigo Paz and the conservative Jorge Tuto Quiroga compete this Sunday for the presidency of Bolivia
Passenger assaults two flight attendants and forces an Alaska Airlines plane to have fun The 61-year-old woman was arrested and faces charges of misdemeanor assault. Alaska Airlines reported that the woman is prohibited from flying with the company again
Mexico and the United States strengthen cooperation in security matters Both governments assure that they are working on dismantling foreign terrorist organizations
Why Ukraine wants Tomahawks and why Russia fears them US President Donald Trump has not ruled out sending long-range Tomahawks missiles to Kyiv
More than 20 states sue Trump administration for canceling funding for solar energy The lawsuit is among dozens that the nation's 23 Democratic attorneys general have filed against the Trump administration.
Trump analyzes land attacks against cartels in Venezuela President Trump analyzes attacks in Venezuela against drug trafficking and authorizes covert CIA operations,
Judge extends the order blocking the deployment of the National Guard to Portland A federal judge extends temporary orders blocking the Trump administration from deploying the National Guard to Portland
Venezuela denounces that the US military deployment favors drug trafficking in the Pacific Venezuela says that the US deployment in the Caribbean facilitates drug trafficking and seeks to control its natural resources under the pretext of anti-drugs
Questions Arose About Donald Trump's Gaza Peace Plan Details of Gaza peace plan are deliberately vague, negotiators say
“America first, not America Alone”: why Trump is interested in rescuing Milei's government in Argentina Trump gave his full support to Milei just days before a key election
Despite trade tensions, Trump and Xi Jinping meeting is still standing Treasury Secretary says meeting is still standing after Trump downplays imposing 100% tariffs on Chinese products
The new frontier is digital and goes through your phone California tries to draw a line of hope: a reminder that our data, our lives, and our stories belong to us.
Trump says the war between Israel and Hamas is over The US president will travel to Israel and Egypt to celebrate the ceasefire and urge his allies in the Middle East to build a lasting peace
Immigrant self-deports out of despair after being detained in error by ICE Ramon Rodriguez had lived in the United States for more than 15 years
How Trump Pressured Netanyahu to Get the Ceasefire in Gaza Trump's unique style and relationships with key players helped, but there were also factors beyond his control.
Appeals court blocks deployment of National Guard to Illinois A court ruling prevents the National Guard from being deployed to Illinois, at least until further notice
How Trump Pressured Netanyahu to Get the Ceasefire in Gaza Trump's unique style and relationships with key players helped, but there were also factors beyond his control.
What the Nobel Peace Prize for Maria Corina Machado means for the Venezuelan opposition and for Maduro The Norwegian Nobel Committee's recognition brings a breath of fresh air to the Venezuelan opposition
The globalization of the NFL advances: it will be one of the most televised sports in Spain American football consolidates its international expansion with historic agreements in Europe and Latin America
Democrats present bill to stop financial aid to Argentina US began the rescue of Argentina, but senators seek to prevent the use of the Treasury Department's Exchange Stabilization Fund
Agricultural workers warn about salary cuts driven by the Trump government New Trump Administration rule would cause up to $2.46 billion in lost wages, according to the United Farm Workers
Trump closes government after budget failure in the Senate Non-essential government services are suspended, and other security, aviation, and medical services will operate on a limited basis.
Announce day of protests “No Kings” Against Trump on October 18 with more than 2,000 events Organizations announce a day of protests against the Trump administration's policies that will take place on October 18 in 50 states
Los Angeles Angels are looking for a manager for the 2026 season Ron Washington and Ray Montgomery will not continue as managers
Former Chicago Bears cornerback resigns from the FBI per the agency's role in immigration Charles Tillman explained that he left the institution after eight years for reasons of conscience
Committee Democrat Urges President Johnson to Swear in the Newly Elected Representative Adelita Grijalva The Congressional Hispanic Caucus' BOLD PAC committee asked the Speaker of the House of Representatives not to delay the swearing-in of Adelita Grijalva.
Why is this fight to fund the government like no other? President Trump has been illegally freezing funds, breaking budget laws by refusing to distribute the money as required by law.
Woman accused in New York of drugging with fentanyl and robbing men; three died Tabitha Bundrick, 36, faces 11 counts of murder, robbery, and burglary. Prosecutors allege she drugged men to extort money from them.
Trump signs executive order to reinstate the death penalty in Washington DC Trump ordered the Department of Justice to implement the death penalty, reversing more than four decades of abolition of this punishment in the nation's capital
Zelensky warns Putin: "If they do not stop the war, they will need bomb shelters" The president of Ukraine warned Russia that if they do not stop the war, attacks on Russian military targets with their new weapons will increase
Trump canceled a meeting with Democratic leaders to prevent a government shutdown President Trump canceled a meeting with Democratic leaders in Congress to negotiate funding to prevent a government shutdown
Amazon Faces Trial for Alleged Deception That Forced a the People to Sift a Prime The FTC accused Amazon of deceiving millions of customers into signing up for Prime and making it difficult to cancel. The trial could last up to 4 weeks
Where can you see the return of the Jimmy Kimmel show? After almost a week of its “indefinite suspension”, the ABC network announced that the American comedian's show would return to the screens
Trump prohibits Iranian diplomats from shopping at Costco and acquiring luxury products The State Department issued a regulation requiring approval before purchasing or acquiring a membership at any wholesale store in the United States.
A$AP Rocky Hints at What Could Be the Name of His Third Baby with Rihanna In May, the singer surprised everyone by appearing on the Met Gala blue carpet in a gray suit that revealed she was pregnant.
Immigrant fighting a forest fire is detained by the Border Patrol Rigoberto Hernandez was arrested while providing support to a fire in Oregon
The program with which the USA wanted to replace migrant farmers with students for 60 years The plan resonates as a cautionary tale in a context where deportations decrease the labor force in the fields
Kamala Harris described Donald Trump as “a scammer” for breaking a campaign promise Kamala Harris describes Donald Trump in her book as a scammer who broke a promise made while running for president
Trump announces that the US sank another drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean President Trump announced another lethal military strike against a suspected drug trafficking vessel in international waters.
Florida university students oppose that ICE can interrogate them about their migratory status Operations to detect immigrants at Florida universities have begun to generate protests in rejection of ICE
The White House would have stopped the DEA's plan to attack cartels in Mexican territory Sources consulted by The Washington Post revealed the DEA's plans to carry out military attacks in Mexico that ultimately did not materialize
Possible remains of Travis Decker, the suspect in the killing of his three daughters in Washington, have been found Authorities began searching for Decker in May after the girls' mother reported he didn't return them from a scheduled visit.
How does the opposition that Israel faces over Gaza compare with that that there was against South Africa by apartheid? Paul Adams, BBC diplomatic correspondent, analyzes the parallels between the reactions to Israel and apartheid-era South Africa
EE.UU. Announces Sanctions Against La Mayiza, a Sinaloa Cartel Faction Fighting to the Death with Los Chapitos According to the US government, La Mayiza traffics fentanyl, cocaine, marijuana, heroin and methamphetamines from northwestern Mexico into the country
Trump announces that the Republican Party will hold a midterm convention in 2026 Democrats are also considering holding such a gathering before the November 2026 elections
USA After 'El Ruso,' FBI Offers $5 Million Reward for Leader Linked to 'La Mayiza' USA offers up to $5 million
Trump will send the National Guard to Memphis, compare violence with Mexico City Trump will send the National Guard to Memphis, a city he called “four times more dangerous” than Mexico City
Schwarzenegger openly opposes Proposition 50 in California to create new districts Former governor opposes proposal to redraw districts in California, arguing risks to democratic principles
Fito Paez inaugurates the fifth edition of NPR's "El Tiny" This week, National Public Radio began a new series of concerts, which will feature figures such as Gloria Estefan, Carlos Vives, and Silvana Estrada.
North Korea warns that its status as a nuclear power is irreversible North Korea reacts angrily to US denuclearization demand at IAEA meeting
Why Charlie Kirk, the young conservative commentator killed, was so important for Donald Trump Kirk maintained a close relationship with the Trump family and is credited with being the gateway for young people to the MAGA movement
Veteran with a Green Card is detained by ICE during appointment of naturalization Muhammad Zahid Chaudhry served in the Washington, D.C. National Guard from 2001 to 2005
Messi se enlarge y falla penal en la derrota del Inter Miami 3-0 con Charlotte Lionel Messi miscalculated when chipping the ball in a Panenka-style penalty, giving it to the Charlotte goalkeeper in Inter Miami's 3-0 defeat
Trump Goes to Appeals Court to Validate Dismissal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook Trump announced his decision to fire Cook on August 25 due to allegations raised by a Trump appointee
Texas issues an order to prohibit the sale to minors of THC, the main compound of marijuana Governor Greg Abbott stressed the importance of regulating these products responsibly
JD Vance accompanied the coffin of conservative activist Charlie Kirk from Utah to Phoenix Vice President JD Vance flew to Utah and met with the family of slain political activist Charlie Kirk before transporting his coffin to Arizona
Events schedule: what to do in Los Angeles from September 11 to 17 La Santa Cecilia returns to the Luckman Fine Arts Complex this weekend
Amid warlike threats, China and the US seek to lower geopolitical tensions The Chinese side believes that we should move towards a relationship of “mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and positive stability”
The FBI releases the person of interest linked to the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk FBI Chief Kash Patel said, “Our investigation continues and we will continue to release information for the sake of transparency.”
Rauw Alejandro releases a preview of his new album: Cosa Nuestra: Chapter 0 The Puerto Rican singer announced the release of the single Guabansexxx, which is a preview of what will be his new album
Who was Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist who died after being shot at an event in Utah His bond with Donald Trump grew when he helped the current president mobilize the youth vote during the presidential elections
Virginia nurse sentenced to more than seven years for distributing material on sexual child abuse Lucas Allen Fussell had already pleaded guilty to two counts of distributing child pornography at the end of 2024
