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In a tense and impatient statement from the White House, the Republican dismissed concerns about the high cost of living

The US president says the military deployment in the Caribbean will continue until the Maduro regime returns ‘the oil, land and other assets they stole from us’

Between threatening to strike the country and resuming repatriation flights for migrants, the US president is sending mixed signals. Meanwhile, his unprecedented military deployment in the Caribbean is awaiting orders

Sheinbaum visited Washington for the first time for the World Cup draw gala. The US president is being friendly with his North American partners after months of threats and insults

Washington publishes a national security document that adopts the far right’s arguments and says immigration will make the Old Continent ‘unrecognizable’ in 20 years or less

Members of the Oversight Committee are demanding the release of the remaining files on the disgraced financier, which the Department of Justice is legally mandated to do

The Treasury Secretary is targeting individuals it accuses of having ties to the Tren de Aragua criminal gang, including the singer Rosita

The US president said that extrajudicial attacks against suspected drug-trafficking boats will continue: ‘We’re taking those sons of a bitches out’

The reporter talked to EL PAÍS about the imminent release of the case files against the pedophile and his connections to power. ‘Ghislaine Maxwell thinks she’s going to be pardoned’

The Republican discussed the next step following the extrajudicial killings in the Caribbean: ‘We warned them. Stop sending poison to our country’

The announcement that the US president is willing to talk with the Venezuelan leader offers an uncertain window of opportunity for a negotiated solution to the crisis between the two countries

The suspect has been arrested, and the two officers are in a critical condition. At the time of the incident, President Trump was in Florida

A group of talented young people and the momentum of the local branch of the Democratic Socialist Party propelled the candidate’s campaign. His top aide, Elle Bisgaard-Church, will be his chief of staff

The highly anticipated meeting was cordial despite months of personal attacks: ‘I expect to be helping him, not hurting him,’ said the president about the mayor-elect of New York City

The president’s move directs the Department of Justice to make material easy to access, although authorities may withhold information on ongoing investigations

A Klimt once owned by cosmetics heir Leonard Lauder was bought for $236 million, setting records at Sotheby’s, while Cattelan’s ‘America’ went for $12.1 million after a disappointing single bid

The legislation, previously approved by the House of Representatives, is expected to reach the US president in the coming hours, and he has promised to sign it

The legislation now needs to be approved by the Senate and signed by the president, who has spent months opposing the release of the materials concerning his former friend

Survivors of the disgraced financier gathered at the Capitol to support the vote to release the documents about his sex trafficking network

The US president also cited former Harvard president Larry Summers and LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman

The vast material released on Wednesday shows that the millionaire pedophile was closely monitoring Trump while cultivating an extensive network of influence

Federal funds will start flowing again after nearly 43 days, following a favorable House vote on Wednesday. But the spending package only funds the government through January

The US president has repeatedly denied having any knowledge of the conduct of his former friend

With the votes of eight senators in the Democratic caucus, Republicans secured a victory. But the full reopening of government will still take a few days

Manipulation of electoral maps, suppression of minority votes, and lies about the fairness of the process: one year before the midterm elections, the president and his allies are preparing

The deal is only the first step to ending the longest partial closure ever and sets off a crisis within the Democrats, who have yet to secure a commitment on health subsidies