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Despite Republican constraints, early voting in Georgia breaks records while election deniers sow doubt in a state critical to the Democrats

A referendum in the state as part of the midterm legislative elections will decide whether Proposition 3, a text that protects the right to decide, will block the entry into force of a 1931 law prohibiting terminations completely

The vast majority of Americans believe that democracy is in danger, so EL PAÍS travelled to the site of the bloodiest battle of the Civil War in search of answers about how to protect it

Religion colors everything in American politics, from the abortion debate to the rise of far-right Christian nationalism, and it’s all on display in Georgia’s Senate race

The devastation left by the most recent big storm to sweep through Florida has renewed the debate about living in areas of great natural beauty that are highly vulnerable to climate change

Billionaire Andrew Yang is the driving force behind the Forward Party, a coalition offering an alternative to bipartisan acrimony

Texas Governor Gregg Abbott has been sending buses full of Latin American migrants to the nation’s capital, in a publicity stunt to blame the federal government for an increase in border crossings

The move only affects individuals convicted on federal charges, and the US president urged state governors to follow his lead as the country heads towards midterm elections in November

The prisoner took his case to the United States Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of his right to have the minister accompany him in his execution by lethal injection

EL PAÍS follows the destructive trail of the storm, which killed at least 100 people in the state

The Fifth Forum on Latin America, United States and Spain in the Global Economy discussed challenges of the post-pandemic world, including the war in Ukraine, supply problems and soaring inflation

In a forum organized by EL PAÍS and the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce, industry leaders spoke about the interconnectedness of these markets in areas such as infrastructure and aviation

The lawsuit refers to the “misrepresentation” of the former president’s annual financial statements between 2011 and 2021

The forum, organized by EL PAÍS in New York City, saw the strengthening of multilateral cooperation between public and private sector actors

Governor Ron De Santis joins Republicans from Texas and Arizona, sending migrants to liberal bastions to protest President Biden’s ‘open border policies’

The 55-year-old singer has been convicted of six counts of child pornography and enticing minors for sex

The move signals an acceleration of the investigation into the assault on the Capitol on January 6, 2021, just two months ahead of midterm elections

The company used launch parties, giveaways and free samples to lure young adults, who quickly became addicted to their high-nicotine vaping products

Political speechwriter Jeff Nussbaum’s new book reviews the content and context of some 20 speeches that never saw the light of day

Regulations in the most restrictive states may lead to prison sentences for doctors, who must consult their lawyers before intervening in miscarriages

State voters rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have given lawmakers freedom to ban or severely restrict pregnancy terminations

Agnieszka Paczynska and Nell Lyons discuss the new reality that the recent Supreme Court ruling brought for women’s rights

Beijing announces live-fire military maneuvers near the island while Taipei raises the alert level following the arrival of the US House Speaker

The Saudi dictator’s visit to Paris comes after the US government has cooled tensions with Venezuela. Meanwhile, the EU has approached gas-producing dictatorships, such as Azerbaijan and Egypt

The party’s most radical wing has a grassroots strategy to push an ultraconservative revolution that drinks from QAnon’s cup

The legislation, which includes measures against climate change and a tax increase for the wealthy, gives the party a breather before midterm elections in November

The hearings into the Capitol insurgency and a climate of political fracture have led experts to ask if the country is headed for another fratricidal conflict