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The former president addressed a conservative think tank in Washington, where he painted a picture of a Democrat-run nation overrun by criminals and the homeless

The exploration of long-ignored contributions to art also attracted record crowds to the DC museum, including Vice-President Kamala Harris who called it ‘historic’

Political and media battles break out over the case of a 10-year-old rape victim who had to travel to another state to terminate her pregnancy

The former US president says the main question now is whether to announce his bid before or after the November midterms

The couple married in 1977 and divorced in 1992, long before the tycoon entered politics. Her three children recalled how she was a ‘survivor’ who fled communism

Tuesday’s hearing into the attack looked at the former president’s links to far-right groups and whether he had planned the rally ahead of time

The news comes as support for the US president plummets, with 64% of Democrats reporting they do not want him to be the 2024 candidate

The panel will broadcast new testimony from Pat A. Cipollone, but with surveys showing that less than half the population are tuning in to the sessions, there are doubts about whether the findings will lead to charges against Donald Trump

Historian Mary Ziegler shows how a change in campaign financing law enabled anti-abortion groups to elect extremists like Trump and control the Supreme Court

EL PAÍS traveled across the Midwest, from the tolerant state of Illinois to Missouri, where abortion is already banned, to Iowa, whose fate is still undetermined

Jayland Walker, 25, died last Monday while trying to escape from the authorities, who stopped him for a traffic violation in the town of Akron

In the majority decision, the tribune ruled to strike down the 1973 precedent ruling, meaning it will be up to the states to establish their own laws

The committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol reveals the ex-president tried changing the acting attorney general but ran into opposition from top officials who threatened to resign

Experts say the foiled plot helped the Republican leader secure a second term and go on to lead a conservative revolution. Meanwhile, John Hinckley, the man who shot him, has been unconditionally released and is planning a music tour

The March for Our Lives group brings thousands to the streets in more than 400 cities across the country, demanding an end to mass shootings with the implementation of “common sense” gun laws

Proof of being coronavirus-free is one of the last pandemic-related restrictions to be lifted

The committee into the siege of the US Capitol presented previously unseen videos and testimony from witnesses who tried to stop the former president from spreading false electoral fraud claims

After a nearly 11-month-long investigation, the nine-member panel is ready to present its findings on what happened on January 6, 2021, when a pro-Trump mob stormed the building

The latest incident, in which a man killed his doctor and three others before committing suicide, is the 233rd so far on what is setting out to be a record year for mass shootings

This is what is known so far about the victims killed by Salvador Ramos: from the eight-year-old baseball fan to the 46-year-old teacher who was a mother to four

After each massacre like the one in Uvalde, Texas, the need to change legislation is revisited, but no solution is ever achieved

The racist mass shooting in Buffalo, inspired by replacement theory, has put the spotlight on an increase in far-right domestic terrorism and led to renewed calls for gun control

EL PAÍS reconstructs the psychological and physical journey that took the 18-year-old from an idyllic suburb in Conklin to a supermarket in a Black neighborhood, 200 miles away, where he murdered 10 people

The US Supreme Court’s ruling in favor of the Cassirer family has reopened one of the most famous and longest cases of plundered art in history

The relatives of those murdered by the white supremacist Payton Gendron told EL PAÍS that they learned of the tragedy from the video that he live-streamed on social networks

Oklahoma is the latest state to introduce a law to restrict the reproductive health rights of US women. Meanwhile, a leak has confirmed that the Supreme Court is preparing to overturn ‘Roe vs Wade’

The leading expert in the Roe v. Wade case discusses the US Supreme court’s leaked draft opinion and what it means for the country’s ‘most polarizing’ issue