Donald Trump

Speaking in Ohio, the Republican candidate claimed that he was not sure whether undocumented migrants could ‘be called people’

Ten days before jury selection was to start, Merchan on Friday postponed the trial until at least mid-April because of a last-minute evidence dump. He scheduled a March 25 hearing on next steps

The constitutional amendments on the state’s April 2 ballot also include a change to allow only election officials designated by law to administer elections

The former president’s running mate in 2016 and 2020 distances himself even further from the Republican candidate to this year’s election

The postponement gives the defense time to examine new evidence but also compromises the schedule of the other three pending cases against the former president in Washington, Georgia and Florida

The former president’s lawyers claimed a conflict of interest due to the Fulton County District Attorney’s romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade. The judge disagreed, but did find ‘appearance of impropriety’

The court ruled in two cases that are similar to a case involving Trump and his decision to block critics from his personal account on Twitter, now known as X. The justices dismissed the case after the former president left office in January 2021

The former president’s lawyers had argued that charging him with violating the Espionage Act is unconstitutional because some of the legal phrasing is too vague

By opposing the merger, Biden has chosen to support unionized workers in a critical election year at the risk of upsetting the business community and an essential ally in Japan

D.A. Alvin Bragg made the request to give the defense additional time to review new evidence

The House of Representatives passed a bill that would ban the app in the U.S. if its China-based owner doesn’t sell it on concerns that TikTok is a national security threat

The bill, supported by Republicans and Democrats and which now faces the Senate, would force ByteDance, the company that owns the Chinese video social network, to divest its stakes

The invitation sent last week included three of Biden’s former business associates, all of whom are currently facing their own legal challenges

Two of the six charges dismissed are related to the phone call Trump made to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, where he said ‘All I want to do is this. I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have’

The two candidates already have the numbers for the summer conventions following Tuesday’s primaries in Georgia, Mississippi and Washington

In an interview with EL PAÍS, the Chilean head of state reviews his time in office and addresses his political future. ‘The depth of the changes we imagined went against the grain of what the majority of people wanted. We changed our priorities and our speed, but not our principles,’ he says, at the halfway point of his administration

The transcript of the president’s questioning over the classified documents case and the appearance of the special counsel who investigated the matter gave rise to an acrimonious confrontation

Neither President Joe Biden nor former President Donald Trump faces significant opposition in primary contests across Georgia, Washington state, Mississippi and Hawaii

The Democratic nominee starts a tour of pivotal campaign stops and even jokes about his age after passing his State of the Union test

As president, Trump attempted to ban TikTok through an executive order that called ‘the spread in the United States of mobile applications developed and owned by companies in the People’s Republic of China’ a threat to ‘the national security’

It is the first of his four criminal cases slated to go to trial as he closes in on the Republican presidential nomination in his quest to retake the White House

The proposal for fiscal 2025 is an election year blueprint about what the future could hold if President Joe Biden and enough of his fellow Democrats win in November

The Yemen branch of al-Qaida has been seen by Washington as the terror network’s most dangerous branch ever since its attempt in 2009 to bomb a commercial airliner over the United States

In his first term, the New York magnate turned his country’s relations with the world upside down. If he wins a second, he is likely to again upturn Washington’s position on Russia, China, Europe and Latin America

They identify as neither Republicans nor Democrats and represent almost half of the electorate, a percentage that is growing steadily; in the November elections, they will be more crucial than ever