The United States and Iran are intensifying their battle over a strait that is crucial to the global economy, and shipping companies fear significant additional costs for transportation
Work by inspectors from the UN atomic agency on the ground was interrupted by the 2025 bombings. No one has a verifiable answer about the whereabouts of Iran’s 440kg of nuclear fuel
14 Democratic representatives send a letter, backed by 17 NGOs, warning that financial restrictions are hampering relief efforts and threatening the country’s recovery
Attacks on tankers kill one sailor and leave eight wounded as conflict threatens to spread again to the Red Sea and Iraq
The Sheinbaum administration steps up pressure on Washington, abandoning traditional diplomatic channels and preparing a criminal complaint over the Mexican nationals who died in custody or during immigration raids
‘Regime Change,’ a book by two reporters from ‘The New York Times,’ offers a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the US administration during the second term of the New York real-estate tycoon
The conservative analyst, one of the leading voices of the now-defunct ‘The Weekly Standard,’ says the Iran war is the defining turning point of the Republican’s term
If we do not invest, if we cannot offer a true single market, we will have little negotiating power
The task requires human effort, machinery, scientific knowledge and resources, but also a new political architecture capable of addressing people’s pain
Iran’s Health Ministry said there were 14 dead and 78 injured in the latest offensive. It also claims one projectile landed very close to a nuclear facility
The lawyer, who leads the civil liberties group’s immigration policy and advocacy work, says the Trump government has created a police state in which no one is safe
After two days of exchanges of attacks between the two countries, the US president calls Iran’s leaders ‘scum’ and orders a new wave of attacks
The Republican used two major speeches marking the country’s 250th anniversary to argue that the success of candidates aligned with Mamdani poses a greater threat than the attack on Pearl Harbor
The group sees immigration and diversity as threats to their vision of the US. Their march produced a lasting image: a young Black woman surrounded by racists
Through corruption and an aggressive expansion of executive power, the Republican risks permanently reshaping an institution whose foundations lie in the Declaration of Independence
Doubts about Donald Trump’s commitment to the military alliance and the Russian threat are pushing the continent to embrace a new era of defense
The Silicon Valley congressman is leading the push to release the Epstein files and does not rule out a 2028 presidential bid. ‘They are not going to silence me,’ he warns
The United States is celebrating the 250th anniversary of its Declaration of Independence on July 4. It does so amidst protests from the ‘No Kings’ movement, which rallies against Trump’s authoritarianism. The ideals of Thomas Jefferson – one of the Founding Fathers – look worse for wear on a date marked by the government’s rewriting of history and by doubts about what remains of the American Dream
The ideals of U.S. independence were hypocritical from the start, but they have inspired millions of people and continue to do so today
Since its founding in 1776, the United States has intervened abroad more than 500 times. A third of those interventions have taken place since 1999
The president owns a vast real estate empire, with luxury residences and skyscrapers located across the world
The justices deal a heavy blow to the White House’s immigration policy. Resounding though it might be, the rebuke does not come as a surprise
The justices upheld state laws allowing mail-in votes to be counted, and said Fed Governor Lisa Cook cannot be immediately removed
This week justices will rule on birthright citizenship, a case that touches the nation’s core, and decide whether Trump has the authority to remove a Fed governor
Around a dozen states decline to take part in an ‘America First’‑style celebration, as critics accuse the Republican administration of politically exploiting the celebration
The United States has eased sanctions, pledged $150 million in aid and deployed military ships and aircraft after the back-to-back earthquakes
The decision follows a separate ruling allowing the US president to end temporary protections for Haitian and Syrian migrants