People who have already submitted applications to obtain legal resident status in the U.S. for themselves or their undocumented spouses have seen their hopes turn to disappointment with the pause of the Keeping Families Together program
America’s most populous state aims to use 100% clean energy by 2045, thanks to storage boom
With an official thesis that’s disputed, the Tate-LaBianca killings continue to spark debate. The mastermind of the crimes died in 2017, but another relevant and even more mysterious figure remains in prison: the musician Robert Beausoleil
When the singer married the actor in 2022, she legally changed her surname. She said at the time that it was a ‘romantic’ decision
Although it has electoral traction, economists have been less than enthusiastic about the tip-tax proposal. Experts believe it would not change the reality for most low-income workers
The conversation between the Republican candidate and one of his most important financiers was marked by technical errors and falsehoods
A new report shows telehealth procedures have increased by 16% since the Supreme Court struck down the federal right to abortion in 2022
States and cities are oscillating between criminalization and providing social support to address a problem that affects all corners of the country
Originally from Guerrero, the Mexican surfer is an ambassador for a Philippines project that seeks to give visibility to women in surfing around the world
The international organization says that prison authorities are keeping 122,000 people in isolation for at least 22 hours a day
Born to an Indian mother and Jamaican father, she’s been attorney general, senator, vice president and now, an unexpected presidential hopeful who might be able to stand in Trump’s way. She is defined by ambition, and has been underestimated countless times, says her biographer
Chris and Julienna have slept in a mobile home for 15 years, and their 13-year-old son Ayden has never lived in a house. That all changed in May, when the city of San Diego gave them state-subsidized housing
The deaths of three sea lion pups and several viral videos of encounters with humans have revived a years-long struggle between environmentalists and residents in San Diego
The vice president promises to build on Biden’s legacy but go further on issues such as abortion and climate. Her biggest blind spot: the disappointing handling of the immigration crisis
Strikers complain that the Golden State Annex facility, operated by the GEO Group, does not meet labor, medical or health standards, and that solitary confinement is being used as retaliation
His photographs of male nudes and his fight against homophobia have made him a gay icon. As he is about to complete 50 years of his career, some of his works are being exhibited at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London
A variety of legislation went into effect in different parts of the country, dealing with everything from minimum wage to housing and hidden fees
The rise in Covid infections in the United States is attributed to a new dominant strain called KP.3. This variant belongs to the group known as FLiRT, which also includes the KP.2 and KP.1.1 variants
The state of Florida ranks first in incidents, followed by Hawaii and California. The Florida Museum’s International Shark Attack File lists all known cases and provides advice on how to reduce risks
The country’s aging population and low fertility rate jeopardizes the solvency of Social Security and the Medicare program, according to a new study by Brookings
Conmebol has announced for the first time in its history a series of medical recommendations to prevent players suffering heat stroke during the tournament
The final match of this edition of the tournament organized by CONMEBOL and CONCACAF will be played at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida
The fire originating in Gorman, California is spreading quickly due to multiple factors
Some of the venues on the list will also be used for the 2026 World Cup
EL PAÍS visits the company that just let go 14% of its workforce and is hoping to repeat its 2015 box-office hit. In this sequel, adolescent emotions overwhelm the protagonist
The state government has been transferring the death row population in the infamous San Quentin prison to dozens of penitentiaries across California. EL PAÍS visited Kevin Cooper, who has been awaiting execution for 39 years for a crime he maintains he didn’t commit
In ‘Our Migrant Souls’ the author reflects on the Latino experience in the U.S. and the identity process of Hispanic communities
