María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo

The trial, which is the first such case against a former U.S. president, begins with the selection of the 12 jurors who will decide the Republican candidate’s legal fate

The unprecedented event will begin on Monday with the selection of the 12-member jury and is set to last between six and eight weeks

The first criminal trial of a former president — which could be the only one of the four cases against the Republican candidate to be held before the November election — begins Monday in New York

Shooter Ethan Crumbley’s mother and father left a gun within reach and disregarded warning signs about their son’s mental health

The heavily criticized measures have failed to prevent shootings and people being pushed onto the tracks

The epicenter was located in Lebanon, New Jersey, and the tremors were felt in several cities including Baltimore and Philadelphia

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanhayu called it a ‘tragic case of our forces unintentionally hitting innocent people.’ The disaster relief group founded by the celebrity chef has paused its operations in an area where it was providing critical aid to a population on the brink of famine

The majority of members of the Security Council and numerous experts reject this reading and believe that the text is binding, even if the organization does not have the coercive power to make sure Israel and Hamas adhere to it

A judge delivered his decision after a jury had found SBF guilty of fraud and money laundering. Prosecutors had sought 40 to 50 years for running the company ‘like he was playing Monopoly’

The meeting in Washington came a day after Netanyahu canceled the visit of two of his advisors to the U.S. capital to discuss alternatives to the announced offensive on Rafah

The U.S. abstention at the U.N. Security Council, which made possible the first ceasefire resolution in six months of war, strains the ties between the two traditional allies like never before

The current Republican presidential candidate’s lawyers unsuccessfully requested a new 90-day delay in the Stormy Daniels case

The former U.S. president was supposed to have deposited $464 million today to be able to appeal the verdict finding him liable for continued business fraud

After the vote, in which the U.S. abstained, Israel canceled a planned visit to Washington by a high-level delegation

Washington’s proposal, which came in parallel to its mediation on the ground with Egypt and Qatar, received 11 votes in favor, 3 against and 1 abstention

The Justin Trudeau government has resumed funding to the UNRWA and said it wants ‘lasting peace in the Middle East, including towards the establishment of the State of Palestine’

Washington has vetoed all the truce proposals submitted to the Security Council so far. If the cessation of hostilities were to go ahead, it would not automatically mean an end to the war

The postponement gives the defense time to examine new evidence but also compromises the schedule of the other three pending cases against the former president in Washington, Georgia and Florida

D.A. Alvin Bragg made the request to give the defense additional time to review new evidence

A key figure in environmental diplomacy, the veteran politician steps away from the forefront of the fight against global warming

The president called on Congress to approve military aid for Kyiv and officially announced the US army would help construct a temporary port on the coast of the Strip

Commuters may be subjected to random searches of their bags and backpacks, a move a leading civil rights group warns against

The UN agency stresses that the decline in nutrition levels in the enclave “is unprecedented worldwide” in an urgent appeal for humanitarian access

The former president is coming into Super Tuesday with a clear advantage over his only rival in the primaries, Nikki Haley, who is holding on thanks to donors who support an alternative

According to the Siena College poll for ‘The New York Times,’ the percentage of voters who disapprove of the Democratic president’s leadership has risen to 47%

The killing of over 100 people receiving aid in the Strip is the latest example of the effects of the organization’s paralysis. Countries in the Global South have criticized the West’s double standards in relation to the conflict in Ukraine

It is the third state to remove his name from the ballot, although the decisions have been put on hold pending the former president’s appeal and the Supreme Court’s ruling on Colorado’s challenge