Luis Pablo Beauregard

The charismatic politician is closing in on Governor Gregg Abbott, who is seeking a third term in a state that has been Republican for almost 30 years

The newly opened Sixth Street Viaduct has become the newest attraction in the city... and a nightmare for the police, who have already closed it several times to prevent the chaos

Secretary of State Antony Blinken has announced a proposal to secure the return of the Olympic champion as well as of former Marine Paul Whelan

Gavin Newsom is one of the Democratic Party’s best contenders if the president doesn’t run in 2024

The billionaire’s lawyers wanted hearings to be pushed to February 2023, arguing the need to check the true number of fake accounts on the social media platform

A Texas House committee has released the findings of its probe into the lack of swift action at an elementary school where a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers

Three men are charged with conspiracy to sell ill-gotten notes by songwriter Don Henley for the hit album

The two-time Olympic gold medalist denies that she intentionally violated the laws of the country, where she faces up to 10 years in prison

The leader of one of the most important counterculture movements in the US has died after a brief battle with cancer

The truck was located next to the railroad tracks in the southern US city. Another 16 people have been hospitalized

The Jackson Women’s Health Organization lost its case against the state, with the justices ruling to overturn ‘Roe vs Wade.’ The center, which has been targeted by pro-life protesters, must now close its doors. But it plans to reopen in New Mexico

Border authorities registered more than 239,000 encounters in May, as a growing number of migrants from Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua, as well as Russia and Ukraine, sought to enter the country

The company has chosen a small community in northern California to launch Prime Air, a service that will deliver goods via drones

The ‘Toy Story’ prequel will not be screened in several nations in the Middle East, while its release in China is unlikely

Twenty nations have signed the Los Angeles declaration which includes concrete commitments on refugee resettlement and expanding legal pathways

Foreign affairs chief Marcelo Ebrard has replaced the president at a gathering whose mission to reinforce regional ties has been tarnished by diplomatic bickering

Alberto Fernández rebuked the US for vetoing countries at the Americas Summit, which was meant to reinforce regional ties but has been dogged by squabbling

The move was announced as part of the US-hosted Americas Summit, which is being boycotted by the Mexican president because Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua were not invited

With several countries threatening to boycott the event over its guest list, doubts have been raised about whether the meeting will be able to reach any meaningful agreement on illegal immigration

Using testimony from witnesses and authorities, EL PAÍS retraced the events of the Texas school shooting that ended with 19 students and two teachers dead

Before carrying out the shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead in Uvalde, the 18-year-old student argued with his grandmother and shot her

The Uvalde police shot the suspected attacker, an 18-year-old who burst into Robb Elementary School with a handgun and a rifle

His name is starting to crop up more and more in conversations about the NBA’s top talent, but will the Slovenian star be able to defeat the Warriors?

Intelligence official shared declassified videos but said growing database could be due to more ‘airborne clutter,’ better detection technology and less stigma for pilots

By tackling the Orange County shooter, Dr. John Cheng, 52, foiled a massacre of elderly Taiwanese. His heroic act cost him his life

America recorded nearly 108,000 substance abuse fatalities last year, an increase of 14.9% compared to 2020