China’s president has consolidated power through a lasting anti-corruption drive and frequently calls for a ‘fighting spirit.’ His years in a rural village during the Cultural Revolution helped shape his leadership
Three decades after Rage Against the Machine broke onto the scene, the guitarist maintains that rock has always been political
The governing body of world soccer estimates that the competition will increase global GDP by $41 billion. However, analysts disagree with that figure and point out that the big winner will be Gianni Infantino
US military bases have shifted from being a source of protection to making them targets of Iranian attacks, and the closure of Hormuz is pushing them to seek alternatives to sell their oil
The reviews will examine whether there are systemic factors behind the increase in deaths since 2022 and if the facilities comply with applicable standards for the treatment of people in custody
Around a dozen states decline to take part in an ‘America First’‑style celebration, as critics accuse the Republican administration of politically exploiting the celebration
The most powerful earthquake in a century strikes a country with an acting president and strained basic services
The United States has eased sanctions, pledged $150 million in aid and deployed military ships and aircraft after the back-to-back earthquakes
The sports organization has provided direct financial aid and food assistance to thousands of households affected by federal operations
The decision follows a separate ruling allowing the US president to end temporary protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants
A legal battle is underway over the seizure of land owned by the Catholic Diocese of Las Cruces at Mount Cristo Rey, considered a ‘holy site’
The New York mayor calls for new approaches after the success of his risky gamble, while Trump seeks to exploit it and warns against the rise of ‘the communists’
NATO secretary-general Mark Rutte met with the US president in the Oval Office to make the case that Europe is increasing its defense spending
The event at the National Mall replaced a series of concerts that were cancelled after participating musicians pulled out
Leaders of several Latin American countries have also shown support for the government of Delcy Rodríguez as it grapples with the effects of back-to-back quakes near the northern coast
The Boston magistrate expands her preliminary ruling, arguing the president does not have the authority to change US election rules
The ruling overturns a lower court order that had suspended the expansion of the measure
The president-elect of Colombia has supported building mega-prisons, scaling back bureaucracy and withdrawing the country from the United Nations system. He’ll face opposition from half the country
With nearly 70 victims among civilian seafarers, the war against Iran has been one of the deadliest conflicts for the merchant navy. More than 20,000 workers found themselves trapped in the Persian Gulf
While the nation awaits the Supreme Court’s imminent decision on the future of birthright citizenship, which the president wants to eliminate, the U.S. team’s top scorer at the World Cup can only play for the country thanks to that right
Lengthy wait times are leaving many DACA beneficiaries in limbo and without work permits, including law enforcement officers
Jack Schlossberg, Kennedy’s grandson, fails in his bid for the House and finishes a humiliating third. The NYC mayor is no longer just an individual. He is a political movement
The analyst highlights how the economy and energy flows have weathered the shock and argues that, at least in terms of energy, the US has emerged from the conflict stronger than before
Authorities have arrested seven people for the alleged kidnapping and murder of the US couple, who were missing for almost a month and found dead in a grave in the State of Mexico
Several people were detained, accused of ruining the president’s plan to renovate the monument, where algae and flaking paint now cover the surface
The combination of asymmetric military tactics and civilian targets outside the battlefield gave the Iranian regime a competitive and psychological edge, despite its clear inferiority to the world’s leading power
The General Assembly kicks off in Panama amid management scandals and a US budget squeeze, as civil society pushes to keep the crimes of the Ortega regime from being forgotten