The New York mayor calls for new approaches after the success of his risky gamble, while Trump seeks to exploit it and warns against the rise of ‘the communists’
The event at the National Mall replaced a series of concerts that were cancelled after participating musicians pulled out
The incident involving the Durango leader comes at a time of heightened tension with the United States, which has opened investigations linking several senior Mexican officials to drug trafficking
Several people were detained, accused of ruining the president’s plan to renovate the monument, where algae and flaking paint now cover the surface
Presidential rallies, a 16-day fair, military parades, and record-breaking fireworks displays will mark the anniversary
Bent on rewriting the country’s reality, the US president is staging a state fair and a rally to celebrate the Declaration of Independence, in what is shaping up to be a grand celebration of himself
NASA ordered its astronauts to shelter in a capsule after Roscosmos unilaterally decided to repair an air leak. An incident that exposes a more dangerous fissure: lack of trust between Moscow and Washington
Janeese Lewis George, a democratic socialist like the mayor of New York, emerges as a mayoral candidate in the US capital amid threats of interference from Trump
Continental allies negotiate how to replace key military capabilities —such as fighters, ships and tanker aircraft— that Washington will stop making available to the Atlantic Alliance
The president spent weeks boasting about the no-bid contracts awarded to two companies for $14.2 million, only to have the water turn green in a matter of days
The U.S. president blocks confirmation of his own nominee Jay Clayton as director of intelligence to pressure the Senate to approve his bill, which requires proof of citizenship to vote
The FBI has arrested five people accused of plotting to attack attendees with drones and use snipers to shoot ‘high-value targets’ as they fled
Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George emerges as the favorite to win Washington’s mayoral race amid presidential threats of intervention
While Independence Day celebrations are typically national and nonpartisan events, the president has decided to present them as an event associated with his political persona
Washington pushes economic issues tied to its interests, while expectations of near‑term political change fade
‘The New York Times’ reveals a memorandum warning of plans to remove the constitutional guarantee for detainees
The annual meeting of the group of advanced economies will take the pulse of the transatlantic tie and address the wars in Iran and Ukraine, as well as the relationship with China
On Monday, the downing of a U.S. Apache helicopter precipitated the biggest exchange of fire since the truce
After nearly four months of conflict, the two countries have agreed to extend the ceasefire, which they will sign on Friday in Switzerland. Pakistan says the parties have committed to an immediate cessation of hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon
The global nightmare scenario: Russia emerges as the hegemonic power in Eurasia after the capitulation of Ukraine; China, transformed into its silent (and superior) partner; the US, normalizing digital referendums on guns and abortion, its population manipulated by algorithmic disinformation; and the EU reduced to a soulless, technocratic bloc. In a work of political fiction, Spain’s former foreign minister Arancha González Laya paints a picture of the world that awaits us if Europe fails to react
Trump threatens a new round of attacks on Thursday if Tehran does not accept his terms for peace
The mixed martial arts event promoted by the president has raised questions about potential conflicts of interest, restrictions on the press, and a legal battle over the use of public spaces
Some residents of Dahieh hope Iran’s strikes will halt the Israeli offensive, while others come and go under the threat of bombs
The quagmire of the military campaign is widening the strategic differences between the two allies, which were laid bare by Israel’s bombing campaign, carried out against the US president’s wishes
Israel’s campaign has driven a quarter of the country’s population from their homes in just three months
The stalemate in Middle East negotiations is testing Capitol Hill’s patience and triggering a revolt among lawmakers who aren’t seeking re‑election in November — and therefore no longer fear the president’s wrath
The cessation of hostilities, conditional on Hezbollah stopping its attacks on Israel, opens the door to renewed negotiations between the US and Tehran