María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo

The law allows shops to work with shelters to offer animals up for adoption

The tycoon paid $1.1 million in federal taxes in his first three years as president, and nothing at all in 2020

At least 28 fatalities were reported in and around Buffalo, NY, which was buried in 43 inches of snow. Hundreds of people remained trapped in homes and vehicles

Greg Abbott and other Republican leaders are seeking to increase pressure on the federal government over immigration policy in the grip of a cold snap and with the fate of Title 42 pending in the Supreme Court

Lamor Whitehead is accused of taking $90,000 from a parishioner and extorting a businessman by falsely claiming he could lean on city connections

The removal of the bronze statue is the final task of a two-year effort to erase all traces of the Confederacy from its former capital

The billionaire launched the 12-hour poll after admitting he made a mistake in banning mentions of rival social media websites

White supremacists are gaining ground in the right-wing political party, thanks to Donald Trump and Elon Musk

Mayor Eric Adams is offering up to $170,000 to whoever shows ‘the drive, determination, and killer instinct” to effectively deal with one of the Big Apple’s longstanding public health issues

The politician was the first woman to be House Speaker and is considered by many to be one of the most powerful people to hold the position

The operation comes as high-end brands seek alternative avenues to the Chinese market, crippled by Covid disruptions

Electoral redistricting and the GOP’s tough-on-crime message flips four seats from blue to red

The Republican politician, beloved by right-wing Americans, may feel that his landslide victory gives him the potential to take on Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential primaries

Republicans are gaining ground in traditionally Democratic states by focusing on crime and the economy

Illinois and Tennessee voters face radically different choices when it comes to worker rights

Littleton, located in Middlesex County, Massachusetts – a heavily Democratic state that favors gun control – has a huge concentration of legal arms dealers

The young woman who duped Manhattan’e elite while posing as a rich European heiress has been released early from a four-year jail term and aims to stay in the US

The Oscar-winning actor told a Manhattan court that he had hidden his sexual orientation due to his ‘white supremacist’ father as he again denied Anthony Rapp’s allegations

The alt-right host of Infowars has been ordered to pay $965 million dollars in damages to the families of children who were killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre, after years of claiming that the school shooting was a hoax

An internet hoax forces authorities to clarify the intention of a law that prevents the sale to this age group of nitrogen cartridges, which have a narcotic effect if inhaled

The iconic tourist hub becomes a protected area in response to a Supreme Court ruling that a long-standing New York law requiring a license to carry concealed weapons in public places is unconstitutional

The Microsoft co-founder’s estate includes 150 pieces that span five centuries of art history, making it the largest auction of its kind

Democrat voters chose Charlie Crist to challenge Ron DeSantis, while Pat Ryan won a special election against his Republican counterpart, Marc Molinaro

According to ‘The New York Times,’ more than 300 classified files have been recovered from the former president’s Florida home

The Republican governor of Indiana, Eric Holcomb, traveled to the island on Monday, as four Chinese aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait, which normally serves as an unofficial barrier