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The price increases that are hurting the Democrats’ electoral expectations are in plain view at the hundreds of stores in this small town in Pennsylvania

Martín Mestre found the killer living a normal life in Brazil, but Colombia’s extradition request was denied. Now that ruling could be reversed on appeal

White House asked government of López Obrador for a quota of 60 extraditions a year and provided a list of priority targets as part of Bicentennial Framework talks, according to Sedena documents that EL PAÍS has seen

The Spanish biologist who discovered the freshwater creature in the Orinoco River thinks that it has a lot of information to offer us

Although their names do not appear on any ballot for the November 8 vote, the rivals of the 2020 presidential race are locked in a bitter battle, portraying one another as ‘a threat to democracy’ and ‘unfit to lead America’

The veteran American designer has been focused on two ideas for nearly four decades: creating timeless fashion and connecting with younger audiences. At 71 years old, he has just made the leap into the digital environment that fuses physical and virtual reality

Kevin de León goes on a media tour, admitting that he has caused pain to the city’s communities but claiming he still has a lot of work to do on behalf of his impoverished Latino district

The case between Mexico’s state-owned energy utility and an obscure American natural gas company continues to advance in US courts, while it remains paralyzed in the Mexican justice system

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 devastation left by the most recent big storm to sweep through Florida has renewed the debate about living in areas of great natural beauty that are highly vulnerable to climate change

William Mize and a cast of accomplices defrauded millions of dollars by inflicting real wounds on each other after deliberately crashing expensive cars. The ringleader remains on the run

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

The last session held by the panel concludes that the former president had a ‘premeditated’ plan to declare himself the winner of the elections even if he lost

Inspired by a program for Ukrainians, the plan will require a US-based sponsor for every applicant, while those who try to enter illegally will be sent back to Mexico

For years, the right-wing conspiracy theorist claimed 20 children and six staff members who died in the shooting were actors who faked the tragedy

California’s attorney general said his office will probe legal violations in connection with behind-the-scenes redistricting efforts captured in leaked audio recording

The US president’s press secretary said he agrees with other politicians demanding that Nury Martinez, Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo give up their seats over ‘changuito’ remarks

Billionaire Andrew Yang is the driving force behind the Forward Party, a coalition offering an alternative to bipartisan acrimony

The FDA has produced updated guidelines regarding acceptable amounts of saturated fat, sodium and added sugar content in packaged products

The legislative body’s president has stepped down from the post after a recording from October 2021 showed her and three other leading officials disparaging Black people and indigenous Mexicans

Much of the country music queen’s personal fortune, estimated at $375 million, comes from a southern-inspired facility that opened in 1961

One month away from the legislative vote, the Republicans are favored to win back the House and, possibly, the Senate

The move only affects individuals convicted on federal charges, and the US president urged state governors to follow his lead as the country heads towards midterm elections in November

The prisoner took his case to the United States Supreme Court, which ruled in favor of his right to have the minister accompany him in his execution by lethal injection

The last three years have been the driest on record since 1896, the first year such data was collected