The young Black man died in Memphis, three days after being beaten by five police officers – all of them African-American – with the violent arrest being caught on video. The ambulance took 22 minutes to arrive on the scene
The Democratic representative, who experienced the Capitol riots just days after his son committed suicide, spoke with EL PAÍS about his participation in the committee to investigate the events of January 6, 2021. He vows that his battle with illness will not compromise his ‘struggle to defend democracy’
The case, the largest in the history of the Department of Justice, is far from over. Members of the Proud Boys are being tried for seditious conspiracy in Washington DC
A new ban in the lower house is just the latest chapter of a longstanding dispute over whether the application threatens US national security
Staffer Cassidy Hutchinson told the investigating panel that her boss Mark Meadows destroyed official papers around a dozen times
On guidance from the CDC and amid concern over Beijing’s management of a new coronavirus outbreak, negative tests will be required at US airports from January
Title 42, a controversial policy introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic, was about to expire, but Republican states mounted a legal challenge that justices will resolve next year, effectively allowing expulsions until then
Her melodies, her lyrics, her closeness with fans, the management of her career: experts decipher the singer’s ceaseless popularity
Kelley Robinson – the first Black woman to lead America’s largest LGBTQ+ advocacy group – warns that ‘hate is on the rise’ following the Colorado Springs nightclub shooting
The landslide victory of Ron DeSantis and the Republican Party of Florida in the 2022 midterms was largely possible thanks to unprecedented support from the Hispanic community
The legendary musician – who, at the age of 92, has released two of his unedited tracks from the 1960s – spoke to EL PAÍS about a career that has spanned eight decades
The writer, author of an intellectual history of the American right, does not think that the United States is on the brink of civil war
During his first trip overseas since the Russian invasion began, the Ukrainian president addressed a special session of Congress, where a new $45 billion aid package to Kyiv is being debated
‘It will be the only way to stop the aggression of a terrorist state,’ said the Ukrainian president, who arrived in Washington on Wednesday. This is his first trip abroad since the start of the Russian invasion in February
After a turbulent two months at the helm of the social media company, the Tesla and SpaceX founder ran a vote of confidence on the app and has now agreed to abide by the results after 57% of people said he should step down
The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the US Capitol has concluded 18 months of work with a unanimous vote, recommending that the Department of Justice prosecute the former president on four charges, including insurrection
Scientists for the first time achieved a reaction with a net energy gain. Secretary Jennifer Granholm called it one of the most impressive scientific achievements of the 21st century
The governor of Florida – recently re-elected by a landslide – is looking to take over the Republican Party. But can he play at the national level?
The Republicans, divided after the disappointment of the midterm elections, received the announcement with skepticism while the Democrats activated a campaign to derail the bid
Conservatives could work to ease Trump’s legal troubles, limit the “blank check” to Ukraine and impeach various Democratic government officials
After disappointing midterm election results, the former president launched his re-election bid from his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida
The workforce adjustment would be the largest in the company’s history and could arrive as early as this week
The shadow cast over the campaign by the ex-president, weak party leadership and campaign failures took their toll on conservative aspirations in the US midterms
Ron DeSantis – the hard-right governor of Florida – was re-elected by a landslide, making him the favorite to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican presidential nomination
Many candidates backed by the ex-president have lost their races, as voters looked for more experienced options who weren’t 2020 election deniers
Beyond electing hundreds of state, local and federal officials and deciding which party controls Congress, these elections will decide the fate of the American political system
The Texas county of Fort Bend, the most diverse in the United States, is one of the most extreme examples of how this process can silence minority candidates