Miguel Jiménez

Kyrsten Sinema, a Democratic senator from Arizona, has backed the bill in exchange for eliminating a tax hike on hedge fund and private equity execs

The UN considers the Supreme Court ruling a setback in the fight against global warming; progressive judges see it as “frightening”

The young advisor has become the star witness of the January 6 hearings, and her testimony may be used to bring charges against the former US president

Biden appoints the first female chief of the Mohegan Tribe to serve as US treasurer

Fitting rooms with secret doors, algorithms that recommend clothes and lots of QR codes await customers at Amazon Style in Glendale. It’s fun, but not very functional

The central bank is tightening its policy against inflation with an increase of 0.75 percentage points and a target range of 1.5% to 1.75%

Part of the market expects to see a rise of three quarters of a point, which would be the biggest increase since 1994

The entrepreneurial chef is restarting an old project after the former president sold the property

In an interview on NBC News, the actress complains about the treatment she received on social media: ‘You cannot tell me you think that this has been fair’

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

Ahead of the migration declaration that is set to be signed at the Summit of Americas, Juan González talks to EL PAÍS about what the statement entails and how it aims to address the crisis

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

The Biden administration hopes the move will help European countries to ease their dependence on Russian crude, but others warn it will be a symbolic boost for Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro

Many feminists are worried that women will decide not to report sexual abuse after seeing how the actress was ridiculed and belittled on social media

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

The Spanish foreign minister will attend the Summit of the Americas in LA and the pledge is expected to provide a political boost to the Biden administration

The founder and head of Tesla sent workers internal memos that were leaked on Twitter, whose own employees now fear they might soon face the same situation

In this analysis, EL PAÍS takes an in-depth look at the jury’s decision, the likelihood it will be appealed and what it means for both parties

The company takes a step back after a disastrous management of sizes slowed down sales

The jurors also awarded the actress $2 million in damages after agreeing that she was negatively affected by claims that her abuse allegations were a hoax

The jurors will not be asked whether either of the actors is ‘guilty’ or ‘innocent,’ but rather if they have been defamed by the other and are entitled to compensation

In the wake of Tuesday’s tragic massacre at an elementary school in Uvalde, the US president has called for tougher controls on the sale and use of firearms

The easing of sanctions against Venezuela and Cuba has not helped smooth preparations for the Summit of the Americas, which is becoming a diplomatic nightmare

Amber Heard’s witnesses included the actor’s former agent, ex-sentimental partner and one-time business manager

Whitney Henriquez, the actress’s sister, testified that while she had not seen any fight, she had detected signs of violence

The US government will allow Chevron to negotiate its license with the Venezuelan state oil company, PDVSA, in a bid to promote dialogue between the Maduro regime and the Unitary Platform