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In the most politically charged meeting in memory, Powell approved the first rate cut since December, with the central bank signaling that further reductions are likely

Military operations in the Caribbean have been accompanied by a strategy of pressure through intimidating messages

The Trump administration issued a waiver of sanctions that would have triggered major aid cuts, but President Gustavo Petro must deal with the consequences of this new stigma in the final stretch of his term

More than 29,000 foreigners are being tracked through this type of electronic device, according to official figures published by the federal agency

The incursion of Russian drones represents the most tense episode between Europe and the Kremlin in decades

A repeat offender stabbed Iryna Zarutska to death in August on public transportation in Charlotte, North Carolina. ‘We have to be vicious, just like they are,’ the president says

The US president boasted at a downtown restaurant about the decline in crime in the city, which has been under National Guard control for weeks

Despite Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s recent words of reassurance to relatives, new lines of investigation and a new prosecutor, there is no fresh information to clarify what happened on September 26, 2014

‘No American city should have the US military policing its streets,’ said Brian Schwalb, attorney general for the District of Columbia

Stephen Miran, Trump’s nominee for the Federal Reserve Board, told the Senate today that he would act independently, despite sharp criticism from Democrats

Arrests made in recent days around educational centers are raising alarms in the migrant community and driving the absenteeism of thousands of students

While unions accused the president of being the most hostile on labor issues, Labor Day in the US was marked by more than a thousand protests under the slogan Workers Over Billionaires

In New York City, the Labor Day Carnival and the annual Afro-Caribbean Day parade draw crowds

Fear of inflation is keeping the 10-year yield elevated despite Powell’s possible cuts. Not since the financial crash has the US lowered rates while prices were rising

Chavismo responds to Washington’s maneuvers with troop mobilizations, enlistment campaigns and nationalist messages

The 50% tax on Indian imports to the United States, justified by the purchase of Russian oil, makes the Asian country the hardest-hit along with Brazil

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the arrests have been made in three months

Military deployments in cities, a heavy-handed approach to immigration and allusions to dictators exacerbate the US president’s interventionist attitude

American importers are closing the door to the country’s beans, causing prices in New York to skyrocket, while exclusively Brazilian products have become cheaper due to lower demand

Washington claims the veteran drug lord and other cartel leaders earned $10 million a year from cocaine trafficking alone, while El Mayo held assets worth $15 billion

Economist Lisa Cook, accused of lying on a mortgage application, refuses to step down and argues that the White House has no legal grounds to fire her

The US agency claims to be working with its Mexican partners, but Claudia Sheinbaum says that there’s no agreement that includes the DEA in the initiative

The president’s former national security adviser has been accused of using classified documents

The president visited the headquarters of the deployment, which has been widely criticized by residents and which he declares necessary to combat violence

Recent security operations ordered by the White House in the Caribbean strengthen the case of those facing deportation who fear returning to their home countries

The Democratic governor has mobilized the troops as her party criticizes Trump’s decision to send the force to Washington