María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo

Several hardline Republicans joined Democrats to vote against a hastily prepared bill backed by Donald Trump that would have suspended the debt ceiling for two years

The move by the world’s richest man against the spending package, which Trump also rejects, has set social media alight

The White House asserts that ongoing sightings of unidentified aircraft over seven states do not pose a threat to national security, while lawmakers from both parties are calling for a stronger response

The president-elect has been trying to get the case nullified before he returns to the White House. His lawyers argue that having the case hanging over his head would be a burden on his ability to govern

The Democrat’s effort to overturn a rule that has guaranteed shelter since the 1980s highlights his shift to the right, in line with the incoming Republican administration

The detainee stopped communicating with his family and friends six months ago. He was suffering from back pain and a message found in his possession said that ‘these parasites simply had it coming’

The letter, which was seen by ‘The New York Times,’ stresses that public health would be at risk under his leadership

The words engraved on the shell casings of the bullets that ended Brian Thompson’s life conveyed a message of anger at unfair practices that are common in the sector and have long been denounced by regulators and legislators

The executive was preparing to participate in a conference with investors at a Manhattan hotel when he was killed. The insurance group is ranked fifth on the Fortune 500 list

The announced levies of up to 25% on imported goods accelerates early imports and increases the volume of shipments from the Asian country

Unlike other states, New York offers additional safeguards that partially protect the undocumented from the immigration policy announced by Donald Trump. ‘New York is a sanctuary city and we are going to defend that status against any divisive rhetoric,’ says the head of a non-profit that helps newcomers

The state hopes to get the green light from the federal government before the transition of power. If approved, it will be the first urban traffic restriction in the US, mirroring those in many European capitals

The black sheep of the Democratic family dynasty threw his weight behind President-elect Donald Trump after ending his own bid for the White House

Elise Stefanik has denounced antisemitism on college campuses and promised unconditional support for Washington’s main ally in the Middle East

Despite a difficult childhood in a broken Appalachian family, the next vice president studied at Yale. His friendship with one of the magnate’s sons facilitated his selection as number two

The Republican candidate has turned every judicial, business, or media setback and the controversies over racist insults at his rallies into a golden opportunity to raise money and secure votes

The White House’s unwavering support for Israel is leading to a loss of votes in Michigan, a crucial state that has historically leaned Democratic and plays a pivotal role in determining the outcome of the upcoming election in November

The arrival of tens of thousands of migrants in Democratic cities like New York or Chicago radicalizes the discourse. Polls show that this issue is much more important to Republicans than Democrats

Israel’s demand that the mission be relocated and its army’s attacks are jeopardizing the effectiveness of the UNIFIL operation, one of the oldest in the United Nations

The Democratic candidate said she believed the former president was a ‘fascist’ at a town hall with undecided voters in Pennsylvania

More than half of Americans believe their economic situation is worse than four years ago and are pessimistic about the future. Discontent among traditional Democratic voters may favor Trump

In the heart of the automotive industry, votes have typically been cast for economic reasons — but this year, the war in Gaza and Lebanon has been added to the equation

Eric Adams’ five-count indictment has been followed by the resignation in just six weeks of a dozen senior officials from his inner circle, investigated for corruption. And his campaign and defense funds are drying up

The vice-presidential candidates acted as the front line of defense for the Democratic and Republican nominations, with constant references to Kamala Harris and Donald Trump

The Democratic and Republican rivals will square off on television on Tuesday, in the last chance for both campaigns to reach out to a national audience

The novelist, author of the best-selling ‘A Gentleman in Moscow,’ recently published a book of short stories titled ‘Table for Two’