América

The presidential candidate’s growing influence among Republican lawmakers is causing cracks in the party, leading to a day with several lost votes

Community activists have formed a group called ‘Abandon Biden,’ a movement discouraging voters from supporting the president in November

Behind the bars of the Terrorism Confinement Center (Cecot) are El Salvador’s most dangerous inmates: hitmen who have committed dozens of murders and are serving sentences of 700 years. Every cell is full, and the authorities refuse to specify the number of people incarcerated at this facility

The president has achieved results in terms of security, but now faces structural problems

‘We are not going to continue negotiating with those who demand to keep their privileges,’ the Argentine president warned Congress

There was also a Democratic primary on Tuesday that President Joe Biden easily won against author Marianne Williamson and a handful of less-known challengers

The Postal Service intends to save $5 billion by consolidating smaller facilities into larger sorting and processing hubs that eliminate thousands of trips a day

New Hampshire issued cease-and-desist orders and subpoenas to both companies and said the calls as the clearest and possibly first known attempt to use AI to interfere with an election in the U.S.

Tax revenues are expected to rise by as much as $561 billion from 2024 to 2034, thanks to stepped-up enforcement made possible with money from the Democrats’ Inflation Reduction Act

According to local media, the right-wing ex-president crashed while piloting an aircraft in the south of the country

Prosecutors said Jennifer Crumbley was grossly negligent and did not do enough to prevent her son, Ethan, from killing four teenagers at his high school

The Spanish capital’s airport has become a regular stopover for thousands of Senegalese and Mauritanians swapping canoes for a plane. Once they get to Central America, the goal is to enter the U.S., with or without papers

The corruption was so widespread that it affected nearly a third of the 335 housing developments citywide where one in 17 New Yorkers lived

The former president can still appeal the decision, which has indefinitely delayed the Washington trial

He is an iconic Puerto Rican rapper and a transcendental voice for Latin America. Two decades after his alternative rap group Calle 13 was founded, he’s releasing his second solo album later this month. Blunt and brave, he speaks to EL PAÍS candidly about his struggles with depression, the global issues that distress him and the indifference of new musical stars

The litigation is likely going to involve technical, financial and personal information, which could result in ‘significant harm’ if they are made public, Disney said

Police-involved killings of unarmed Black people totaled 331 from 2013 through 2019 in the database used by the researchers

The best known example of spyware, the Pegasus software from Israel’s NSO Group, was used to target more than 1,000 people across 50 countries

Among the seven matches that will be played at Gillette Stadium in the Boston suburb of Foxborough will be five group stage matches, one match in the round of 32 and a quarterfinal match on July 9

The event was organized by Jewish Voice for Peace, the Philly Palestine Coalition and the Pennsylvania Council on American-Islamic Relations

The agreements averted a Monday morning walkout threat at several near-Strip and downtown properties

Democratic U.S. Rep. Adam Schiff, who rose to national prominence as the lead prosecutor in then-President Donald Trump’s first impeachment trial, is topping the polls

Consumers held more than $1.05 trillion on their credit cards in the third quarter of 2023, a record

The program which provides $30 a month for qualifying families in most places and $75 on tribal lands, will run out of money by the end of April if Congress doesn’t extend it further

An unprecedented migrant surge has transformed the sprawling town of about 30,000 people

At issue is a constitutional provision adopted after the Civil War to prevent former officeholders who “engaged in insurrection” from reclaiming power

The party faces a money shortage compared to national Democrats and growing criticism from a faction of far-right conservatives