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The president has appointed his former lawyer, Todd Blanche, as attorney general to push cases against his political enemies and defend him against possible legal attacks

The US has raised rewards for the cartel’s leading members to over $100 million and seeks to cut their income sources with the aim of destroying the criminal organization

Washington has restricted A-2 visas and put the residency of hundreds of workers at the 53 Mexican consulates in the country at risk

The island, already used to an unstable grid, suffered its seventh total supply collapse this year

Iran has stepped up attacks against the Arab country, which hosts 4,000 U.S. military personnel, prompting a rare critique of its security alliance with Washington

The authoritarian leader’s announcement of eradicating electoral processes seals the autocratic drift in the Central American country and paves the way for a new family dynasty

The expert is studying the economic benefits that the slave trade in the Spanish northeastern region generated in the 18th and 19th centuries

Speaking at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the former reporter — who is the first Latina to hold the city’s top position — outlines the challenges of standing up to Trump’s immigration policy

The return to direct confrontation with Tehran underscores the difficulty the United States faces in securing a peace agreement and confronts the president with the kind of seemingly intractable conflict he once promised to leave behind forever

The United States has approved a sprawling and highly complex framework, complete with dozens of exemptions and country-specific rules covering sectors across more than 60 economies

According to a lawsuit, Tatyana Reisini and Kristen Roo were held in federal custody for nearly four hours after blowing a whistle to alert the community to the presence of ICE and Border Patrol

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is set to meet on Thursday with Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, who says provisional agreements could be reached this year

The United States is preparing to approve a new round of import duties to replace the tariffs introduced after the Supreme Court ruling, which expire this week

Roger Rogoff is seeking reinstatement as U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington, arguing that his dismissal violated the law and the Constitution

Marco Rubio is ramping up pressure on the institution and its staff and urging Washington’s allies to turn their backs on it as well

The order provides temporary relief for thousands of asylum seekers and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) beneficiaries with valid work authorizations

The presiding judge has given the Department of Justice until this Wednesday to provide further arguments on the case, which would be the first brought before a court created in 1996

In their first face‑to‑face after Washington’s refusal to renew the trade agreement for another 16 years, the countries will address key sectors such as steel, automobiles and agriculture

Washington maintains that the relationship between organized crime and the Mexican government is indissoluble, while Claudia Sheinbaum demands respect for sovereignty

The secretary of defense’s announcement to screen soldiers’ male hormone levels is the latest sign of the Trump ally’s obsession with a virile military that leaves no room for women and minorities

The president’s revival of false claims about the 2020 election is the latest step in a broader effort to tighten voting rules

The 2024 kidnapping of the drug lord and his transfer to the US have resurfaced recently as a political rift. The Sinaloa Cartel faction war triggered by his capture continues, although somewhat muted

The controversial Spanish communicator has built an international business based on political propaganda and selling access to Donald Trump’s and Javier Milei’s circles

The author of ‘Ignorance and Bliss’ warns of the illness afflicting democracy in the United States: ‘It is its worst moment since the Civil War’

The president declassifies information, some of it already public and inconclusive, including CIA files on Venezuela. The Republican is on a crusade to cast doubt on the midterms, in which his party is widely expected to lose ground

The Islamic Republic’s strategy of wearing down the US president’s patience is once again proving successful. In this second phase of the conflict, Washington’s options for exerting pressure on Tehran are increasingly uncertain

The chancellor was asked about a program announced by the US State Department to fund civil society organizations in Europe, from which groups close to the AfD could benefit