While unions accused the president of being the most hostile on labor issues, Labor Day in the US was marked by more than a thousand protests under the slogan Workers Over Billionaires
Since Trump’s return to power, 49% of arrests have occurred in prisons and 44% in communities and workplaces across the country, but there are vast differences between states depending on their political inclination
The accused drug trafficker, arrested under unusual circumstances in July 2024, is taking the same path as Ovidio Guzmán
A Harvard team reverses dementia in mice with a metal supplement, after showing that its deficiency drives the disease
Although there are only about 600 judges for the more than three million cases stalled in immigration courts, the administration has sent home around 50
One patient’s story illustrates how artificial intelligence can unclog a system strangled by bureaucracy
El Chapo’s son accepts responsibility on four counts of drug trafficking and organized crime and pledges ‘substantial assistance’ in exchange for prosecutors requesting a lighter sentence
The case against Prevost first emerged during a confrontation with the powerful ultra-Catholic group Sodalitium, with complicity from elements in Rome: ‘He has suffered greatly during the last year because nobody in the Vatican came out to defend him’
Grupo Firme’s cancellation at the La Onda festival exposes the new migration challenges facing Latino artists
The meeting of the American Society of Oncology focused on optimizing immunotherapy and other advanced treatments for improving survival
Illinois, California, and Minnesota are withdrawing medical assistance for undocumented adult immigrants
The cartel boss, who handed ‘El Mayo’ Zambada over to authorities last year, pleaded not guilty to federal charges against him
People close to the pope say that he will not ‘sit back’ while the US president criminalizes, detains, and expels thousands of migrants
The former neighbors of the newly elected pontiff describe him as an intelligent person ‘with a sense of humor and great leadership skills’
‘They’ve taken a hatchet to the Social Security Administration,’ the former president said in an address to disability advocates in Chicago
The Colombian singer has added two stadium shows in New Jersey and Miami due to high demand for tickets
Billy Corgan’s band produced classics in the 1990s, but the dawn of the 21st century turned them into an experimental and confusing group even for their own fans, although others point to their vision when it comes to understanding rock and the influence of the internet in today’s world
The event will be visible from March 20 to 23 during sunrise and sunset
First held in 1762, before America’s independence, the parade is the oldest and largest in the world
Nearly 2.7 million migrants have found a new home in America’s 387 metropolitan areas
Mayor Muriel Bowser, threatened with losing her authority and having her budget cut, changes her tune to avoid a confrontation with the president
While the food item is scarce on supermarket shelves, investors have seen gains of up to 120% in a year. Across the country, 15% of the laying hen population has already been culled to contain the contagion
Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Denver, Miami, Atlanta and several locations in Texas have reported large-scale operations
The Justice Department’s lawsuit against Chicago and Illinois, along with a House investigation, cap months of threats directed at jurisdictions with laws that limit local cooperation with federal immigration authorities
Protests organized organically on social media are emerging in various parts of Texas, New York and California to reject the Republican administration’s policies
The crackdown on illegal immigration underscores the crucial importance of foreign labor to the economy of the city and the state of Illinois
The pastor of a church that shelters 17 undocumented migrants responds to Trump’s crackdown by saying he will only let ICE agents in if they have a warrant
