Navarro served as a trade adviser under then-President Donald Trump and later promoted the Republican’s baseless claims of mass voter fraud in the 2020 election
The latest figures still reflected the surprising durability of the world’s largest economy, marking the sixth straight quarter in which GDP has grown at an annual pace of 2% or more
The attorney talks about this week’s historic ruling, the next stage of the legal battle and how the elections on both sides of the border could affect the case
Death row convict Kenneth Eugene Smith, who is scheduled to die on Thursday, survived the first attempt in 2022, when the executioner was unable to raise the vein to administer a lethal injection
In the mid-1800s, federal soldiers carried out two massacres, killing hundreds, at Bahsahwahbee in retaliation for alleged attacks on settlers and their property
Prosecutors described Marc Bru as one of the least remorseful rioters who assaulted the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. They said Bru planned for an armed insurrection to take over the government in Portland
The new law bans gender-affirming surgeries and hormone therapies, and restricts mental health care for transgender individuals under 18
Opioid overdose deaths have risen across the state, with 2,048 in 2022 — more than twice as many deaths as there were in 2019
‘I’m honored to have your back and you have mine,’ U.S. President said at the powerful union’s political convention. ‘That’s the deal’
The country’s government has enacted desperate measures in another attempt to revive the island’s moribund economy
The negotiations between the Maduro administration and the opposition are on hold. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has continued to refrain from ruling on the participation of the candidate who is most critical of the president
The GGT, the most powerful labor union in the country, hopes to mobilize at least 40,000 people in Buenos Aires to protest the executive’s plans to scale back the state
The former Republican president has defeated Nikki Haley, but the ex U.N. ambassador is not throwing in the towel: ‘This race is far from over’
North said he was pushed out as president of the NRA after seeking an independent review of some unusual expenses, including an ‘astronomical’ sum spent on lawyers by the longtime chief executive, Wayne LaPierre
Trump’s attorney alleges that Willis’ office paid a special prosecutor large sums and that she benefited to go on vacations with him
Two DEA agents run names in a confidential database that tracks federal investigations of interest to his new employers, including the timing of the exact date when the grand jury was to indict businessman Alex Saab
Lorraine León Ramírez, mother of two sons who have Afros, said her youngest was banned from attending two different schools until he cut his hair
Unionizing a workplace in the U.S. can be a long and arduous process if the employer doesn’t support the union, like Starbucks
Turnout and who receives Ron DeSantis’ votes now that he has dropped out of the race will decide the primary between Donald Trump and Nikki Haley
Thompson spent his first nine seasons as a pro with the Cavs before bouncing around. He’s also played with Boston, Sacramento, Indiana, Chicago and the Los Angeles Lakers
The Getty Research Institute digitized and translated the 12 books, providing a fresh perspective on the Spanish conquest of the New World
Gay’s academic career first came under the scrutiny following her congressional testimony about antisemitism on campus. The allegations of plagiarism continued through December and Gay resigned this month
The concertina wire along roughly 30 miles of the Rio Grande is part of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s broader fight with the administration over immigration enforcement
CSU officials ended contract negotiations with a unilateral offer starting with a 5% pay raise this year, effective Jan. 31, far below the 12% hike that the union is seeking
The department store said the board had concerns about the financing plan and felt there was a ‘lack of compelling value’
Trump’s lawyer asked if the former U.S. President’s testimony could be delayed until Wednesday because of the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday
Journalists Marcelo Contreras and Rafael Valle release a book featuring 96 interviews, in which they refute myths about the industry during the Augusto Pinochet dictatorship
