With the midterms two weeks away, the White House appears to have slipped back into a chaotic style of management. The new press secretary’s sudden exit is only the latest in a nonstop spectacle of leaks, backstage betrayals and impulsive firings
A handful of states will determine which party controls the upper chamber. Assign each one to the Democrats or Republicans and see the outcome
Opposition spans the political spectrum, with Democrats and Republicans equally opposed, including many of Trump’s most ardent supporters
Republicans and Democrats will battle for control of the US Congress on November 3. In midterm elections, the party that controls the White House typically loses ground
The Michigan politician, who has shaken up the campaign with his progressive platform and hopes to become the first Muslim US senator, responds in EL PAÍS to Republican attacks: ‘They want a smaller country, but I want there to be room for all of us’
The departure comes after the president asked her to ‘reconsider,’ and on the heels of controversy over the fact that she presented herself as a lawyer even though she never passed the bar exam
Experts and public officials warn about the risks of relying on the American firm’s controversial technology. In some countries, such as Spain, the government is assuring the public that there will be a local alternative
Residents of Fort Madison doubt that the $15 billion project to build the largest steelmaking facility in the United States will sway voters
The Somali-born Democratic congresswoman is facing an investigation by the Republican administration
Data from Elon Musk’s communications network helps Ukrainian forces intercept Russian projectiles more effectively and carry out precision strikes along the front line. Europe has no comparable alternative
The agreement is unlikely to lower fuel prices but weakens the West’s united front and eases financial pressure on the Kremlin
The astronaut and scientist speaks with EL PAÍS about her experience during the historic Artemis 2 mission and warns of the dangers of the space race with China
Several civil society organizations are urging Latinos and African Americans to vote before November 3 to avoid problems
The state has the largest number of eligible African American voters in the country. As the races heat up, candidates are appealing to the needs of a population that feels neglected
The US president is on a campaign tour in which he gives free rein to his obsessions, unconcerned about the effect on the polls
Nearly four in 10 Hispanic voters belong to the ‘moveable middle,’ who still do not know whom they will vote for in the November midterms, according to a UnidosUS study
On his fifth trip to the United States this year, the Argentine president will receive the Global Champion of Free Enterprise award and speak to the US Chamber of Commerce
The new White House press secretary announces the departure of Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former fiancée of the president’s eldest son, after multiple scandals exposed by The Wall Street Journal
The Venezuelan government has handed over Álvaro Pulido to Washington. The man lived under the identity of a deceased person and, according to experts, ‘knows where all the money is’
James Talarico is leading his Republican opponent, Ken Paxton, in the polls — something that has never happened before in this race
The fund projects that oil prices will remain higher than they were before the war in the Middle East and warns that growth in the United States is increasingly reliant on AI, making any slowdown in the technology boom a significant risk
The Russian authorities’ lack of transparency is fueling rumors among the public. Health officials are inspecting veterinary clinics in response to a possible animal infection
‘I could say the stupidest things and you’d clap me,’ the president boasted this weekend during a tour to support Republican candidates
A decade ago, the intellectual published ‘Conflict Is Not Abuse,’ a book about the use of victimhood to justify cruelty. This practice has now become the norm worldwide
Thousands of volunteers are taking part in training sessions aimed at preventing voter intimidation amid uncertainty over the government’s position on the presence of federal agents at polling places
Under a month from Election Day, control of the Senate hinges on a handful of seats. In a deeply polarized country, everything will depend on which party can better mobilize its voter base
Édgar Vázquez Silva, a DACA beneficiary, stopped being a law enforcement officer because he was required to be a US citizen or legal resident