J. D. Vance

The Republican president calls the appointment of the first pope from the United States ‘an honor’

For a long time, a sector of the Church directed and financed from the US attempted to depose the Vatican leader in order to impose its own identity-based ideology

The 29-year-old, whose deportation the government concedes was an ‘administrative error,’ awaits his fate in El Salvador’s mega-prison after the US Supreme Court stayed a district judge’s order to bring him home

Competition Commissioner Teresa Ribera is getting ready to impose sanctions on the tech giants for non-compliance with the Digital Markets Act. But European authorities are not expected to impose the highest possible sanction

The author returns with ‘Playground’, a reflection on environmental issues, tech moguls and social networks

The president signs a decree to stop a ‘revisionist movement that seeks to undermine the remarkable achievements of the United States’

The head of the Social Democratic delegation in Brussels and negotiator of the coalition agreement with the Christian Democrats reflects on the shock that Europe has experienced from realizing it cannot trust the US

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe faced intense questioning in the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday

The country that once largely championed multilateralism is now retreating behind its borders, renouncing its commitments and undermining its partners

The US president celebrated his U-turn on Ukraine, his tariffs war and his crusade against immigrants, urging lawmakers for more funds to finance a mass deportation

The president will speak at a joint session of Congress on Tuesday after halting military aid to Kyiv following his rant at Zelenskiy in the White House

The US president will announce the future of the economic agreement with Ukraine on Tuesday, in his speech before both houses of Congress, while softening some measures against Russia

The final results spare the CDU from having to negotiate a three-party coalition with the Greens to leave out the far-right AfD, which came in second. The future chancellor says it is paramount to work on Europe’s ‘independence’ from the US

The president’s avalanche of executive orders has been met with dozens of lawsuits, leading to a debate over whether the US is losing its separation of powers — or if judges are overstepping their authority by slowing the White House’s agenda

The president’s decisions are redefining the role of the world’s leading power and beginning to create victims within the country

Although Elon Musk attracts most of the headlines, the US Cabinet is full of other wealthy individuals who have significant investments in tech, crypto and pharmaceuticals, to name just a few sectors

At the Munich Security Conference, the vice president avoided talking about the war in Ukraine, and instead focused his speech on criticizing European action against the far right: ‘In Britain and across Europe, free speech, I fear, is in retreat’

Following the US president’s talks with Putin and Zelenskiy, Washington’s representatives will discuss the situation with Ukrainians and Europeans at the Munich Security Conference

The Kyiv government has stated that it does not anticipate engaging in any discussions with Moscow representatives

In a rare statement, the Pontiff urges Catholics in the United States to reject ‘narratives that discriminate against and cause unnecessary suffering to our migrant and refugee brothers and sisters’

The crackdown on illegal immigration underscores the crucial importance of foreign labor to the economy of the city and the state of Illinois

The decision to move the inauguration ceremony inside the Capitol due to the cold weather left a multitude of people outside the stadium where the Republican was scheduled to speak

Republican declares national emergency on the border with Mexico, says he will send troops, announces massive deportations to ‘repel invasion’ and designates cartels as terrorist organizations

The new president will follow a ceremony that has been held 58 times in U.S. history