Miguel Jiménez

The blocked shipping route adds a new obstacle to a supply chain already affected by the problems in the Red Sea and Panama Canal

A quick response to the mayday alert issued by the cargo ship allowed police officers to halt traffic on the Francis Scott Key and prevented more deaths. Six construction workers are presumed dead

Emergency crews have rescued two people from the water and are searching for six others. The collision took place as the vessel was leaving the bay towards the Atlantic Ocean

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

With the Apple lawsuit, the government has taken a new step in its court battles against the monopolistic practices of major companies. But the latter are already focusing on how to dominate the next big emerging field: artificial intelligence

The attack weakens the image of the head of the Kremlin as the guarantor of security for the Russian population. Washington sees no reason to doubt ISIS involvement

The Federal Reserve chair aims to lower the price of money twice before the November elections

The country’s growth and strong job market has done little to diminish widespread unhappiness about inflation and high interest rates

Congress approves funding for government on a dramatic day marked by rebellion in the hard-line wing of the Republican Party

Shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp voted in favor of uniting with Trump Media & Technology Group at a time when the former president is running out of time to make a $454 million payment in connection with a civil fraud case

The U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit details five areas where the Big Tech company stifles competition

Prosecutors compare the new case with historic lawsuits such as the one filed against the company founded by Bill Gates

The Department of Justice accuses the company of abusing its dominant position by imposing restrictions on other companies

The Joe Biden administration is continuing its crusade against big tech companies after the accusations lodged against Google, Amazon and Meta

The US central bank is keeping the price of money at 5.25%-5.5% for now, the highest in 23 years

The Iowa player, who has been compared to Stephen Curry, has surpassed her male counterparts in popularity, due to her scoring records

Democrats and Republicans have a new deal that must be greenlighted by both the House and the Senate, but which would chase away the specter of a partial government shutdown

The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain the price of money at 5.25%-5.5% on Wednesday and to update its forecasts for the end of the year

The former president’s running mate in 2016 and 2020 distances himself even further from the Republican candidate to this year’s election

The network spent millions of dollars on commissions to lend credibility to the scam and diverted money to enrich its promoters

The former president’s lawyers had argued that charging him with violating the Espionage Act is unconstitutional because some of the legal phrasing is too vague

The president’s son has refused to voluntarily appear at an open hearing in Congress, arguing that it would be ‘a circus act’

The two candidates already have the numbers for the summer conventions following Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington

The transcript of the president’s questioning over the classified documents case and the appearance of the special counsel who investigated the matter gave rise to an acrimonious confrontation

Concerns have shifted to exposure to commercial real estate credit. The IMF estimates that vulnerable lenders have $5.5 trillion in assets, 23% of the total

Ilan Goldfajn, president of the Inter-American Development Bank, believes that the Punta Cana assembly will mark a turning point

Thursday’s State of the Union address opens a new phase of the presidential campaign