María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo

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

The young man who stabbed the Anglo-Indian writer admits that he hasn’t read more than a couple of pages of ‘The Satanic Verses’, the novel that prompted Iranian ayatollahs to call for the author’s death in 1989

This is the first time pharmacy chains have been ordered to pay money in a lawsuit relating to the epidemic, which has caused more than 500,000 overdose deaths over two decades

According to New York state police, the esteemed author – who received death threats after publishing ‘The Satanic Verses’ in 1989 – suffered an apparent stab wound to the neck

Two major investigations, one political and the other financial, are tightening the screws on the Republican

The third US authority, a heavyweight in the party, ignores the White House’s warnings and provokes a crisis with her visit to Taiwan

329 years later, Elizabeth Johnson Jr.’s name has been cleared thanks to the initiative of a group of Massachusetts middle school students

Osama Bin Laden’s lieutenant, who has just been killed by a US drone strike, lacked the charisma of his predecessor but was endowed with great ideological powers of persuasion

Meta bucked the trend with a slight quarterly decline, but Apple shares were headed for their biggest monthly gain in two years while Amazon’s revenues grew 7.2%

Speed cameras are turned off at night and on weekends even though speeding is a frequent cause of fatal accidents

At least 70 million Americans are on alert for extreme temperatures as a heat wave continues to affect the country

Sergey Brin, who had invested heavily in Tesla during the 2008 crisis to help his friend, reportedly gave orders to disinvest, according to ‘The Wall Street Journal’

A revised business model helped the streaming giant avoid a nosedive in profitability

Critics wonder whether this is the right time to be worrying about one’s name when the economy is doing so badly, but some experts see it as a smart move

The 33-year-old has been found guilty of eight espionage charges and one obstruction charge over what prosecutors described as the ‘most brazen’ leak in history

The one-time national security adviser made the statement to CNN in passing, while discussing whether the ex-president had carefully plotted the January 6 attack on the Capitol

Robert E. Crimo III had two encounters with law enforcement in 2019, yet was still able to legally purchase firearms in Illinois