Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s decision to run in majority-Black District 20 after the disappearance of her former seat has ignited a debate among Democrats over racial representation
The Cuban man and his family became symbols of the resistance to the immigration crackdown during the more than six months he spent in ICE detention centers, where he suffered serious health problems and was twice nearly deported to Mexico
The author and activist has filed two lawsuits to block the transfer of the land the Republican intends to use for the construction of the 47-story building in south Florida
The candidate aims to unseat Republican James Uthmeier, a close ally of Governor Ron DeSantis, who has led numerous measures and investigations aligned with President Trump’s agenda
After the gerrymandering race, Republicans hope to gain up to 14 seats, while Democrats expect to win six new seats in the House of Representatives
There has long been infighting among the various factions of the dissident movement. This is hindering any plan to achieve consensus among the regime’s critics
Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, and two other speakers have been jeered by students at three US universities
The American businessman says he is working in lockstep with the White House to accelerate change on the island, and toward that end, the foundation he leads has drawn up an economic plan and a “fundamental transition law”
Beyond the classic destinations, the observant tourist can witness what is being done to ensure that this city and island is not affected by rising sea levels
An agreement between rescue organizations and Ridglan Farms, a breeding facility in Wisconsin, brings an end to decades of controversy over the use of the animals
An analysis by the Cato Institute, a conservative think tank based in Washington, finds that approvals for permanent residency for Cubans fell 99.8% last year
Speaking from exile in Miami, the 70-year-old reflects on the moment she learned she was Castro’s daughter, on current negotiations between Cuba and the United States, and on the damage her father inflicted on the island
Starting this Monday, the program is banning soft drinks and sweets as part of the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ initiative
A study published by the American Medical Association warns of a spike in fatalities that surpasses even pandemic‑era levels and points to systemic failures
The problems caused by the first bathroom with a door on a voyage to the Moon have turned it into an unexpected focus of the space journey
Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Hansen observe a total solar eclipse from space and set a new record for the greatest distance from Earth ever reached by a human, at 406,771 kilometers
The latest car accident involving the American golfer widens the gap between the sports legend and the human being, tormented by injuries and personal problems
The four astronauts of the first manned lunar flight in 54 years receive the final push of their historic journey, which will take them around Earth’s satellite and back again like a boomerang
One of the top officials at the space agency explains to EL PAÍS the major milestones of the first manned mission to the Moon in more than 50 years, and the possibilities of aborting it if there are serious problems
The project raises doubts about its cost, location, and whether the preview posted on social media reflects a final plan
After years of overcrowding and disorder, including two deadly shootings, Miami has ‘divorced’ itself from traditional college vacations with new restrictions
Grady Judd, one of the state’s hardline sheriffs, proposes a ‘path forwards’ for migrants. ‘We can’t deal with 10 to 18 million people’
According to migrants held at the facility, personnel often use insignia with ominous messages to intimidate the detainees
The high cost of living in the city is pushing people out, but family dependency complicates a possible move for Latinos
Following the elimination of bond, this legal mechanism has become the only way to achieve freedom while deportation cases are resolved
The incident involving a US boat demonstrates the existence of exile groups that advocate insurgency, a marginal strategy within the opposition but one with historical precedents
So far, Cuba has not provided any information about the injured, which hospitals they are in, or whether the remains of the deceased will be returned to the United States
