Donald Trump

The two governments are focusing on crime bosses who have reinvented themselves under assumed identities and low-profile lifestyles

The new term, with landmark cases on climate, immigration and guns, begins amid the president’s attacks on justices he appointed for not bending to his wishes

EL PAÍS speaks with two women and a man who managed to reach Europe after being expelled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo by US authorities. They are now applying for international protection

The NASA astronaut, who will visit Spain in October to attend the Starmus Festival, gives an exclusive interview to EL PAÍS after his historic trip around the satellite

The co-director of the Atapuerca archaeological site shares with EL PAÍS the key points of his new book, ‘The Answer,’ a luminous text that exudes admiration for our own species and love for nature

The Republican congresswoman from Florida has told migrants who were issued Form I-220A to have ‘hope’ amid Trump’s crackdown 

In a conversation at a school that had just been bombed on Thursday, the president stated that Moscow is seeking ‘to force Ukrainians to leave the capital’

Although it announced a change in January, Washington has simply made the country economically more dependent. Cubans continue to survive amid blackouts and shortages, but a new private class is is taking on roles that used to belong to the state

The US president avoids giving an explicit endorsement to the far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, Lula’s rival

Vente Venezuela, currently expanding rapidly, is preparing to revitalize the popular movement in the face of growing discontent and the absence of the Nobel laureate

The flow of crude through this key artery of the global energy system is recovering strongly but attacks on vessels continue to prevent crude prices from falling

‘No fatties, no trannies, no beardos, no weirdos, no whimps, no radicals,’ the defense secretary said regarding those who should not be part of the armed forces he envisions

While the president announces a 32-day campaign tour, the Republican Senate candidate from Texas admits in an audio that the Dallas convention harmed the party, according to ‘The New York Times’

The candidates faced off in the first televised debate just over a month before the contest to govern the country’s most populous state

One pilot stabbed the hijacker and passengers manage to avert a disaster. Israel will step up screening of pilots flying to the country following what the government descibed as an ‘attempted jihadist terror attack’

Oregon and Wyoming are the only two states in which no one has received this sentence

A poll indicates the party will win back between six and 10 points of the Hispanic vote that supported Trump in 2024, while more than 200 bipartisan leaders call on Trump to legalize long-standing undocumented immigrants

The criminal complaint contains the testimony of the two agents involved in the operation. One of them turned on his body camera but later switched it off

Low-budget, but with unforgettable actors and scripting, the television adaptation of the Robert Graves classic was a forerunner of period series, legendary soap operas, and it would seem, certain political attitudes that are more alive than ever

Of the 15 adherents, including Milei’s Argentina and Bukele’s El Salvador, the South American country is the only one where the president confronts a deep political debate over the scope of the agreement

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals is holding a hearing this Tuesday to determine whether the government defied the judge who ordered the return of the planes transporting migrants in March 2025

The public is gradually speaking out against Chavismo amid the U.S.-led transition

The midterm elections are a month away and, despite President Trump’s efforts to boost the attorney general’s campaign, he has failed to gain ground in the polls against his Democratic opponent James Talarico

The acts of sabotage that targeted water infrastructure in 12 states this summer are believed to have been carried out by Iranian hackers, who have been very active since the start of the war

The White House defends the commercial as a public service announcement, while some lawmakers and organizations question the use of public funds