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A DOJ memo calls for prioritizing denaturalization in cases such as fraud against Medicaid and Medicare

The largest Spanish-speaking city in the world is set to host cultural activities that will enliven the grand Zócalo

Denis Shmyhal tells EL PAÍS that Ukraine needs access to frozen Russian assets and greater air defense assistance to withstand attacks

The real estate mogul’s third son believes it would be ‘easy’ to achieve this. While Donald Jr. has also suggested he could succeed his father, who is ineligible to run for office again

Authorities have found a message exposing the conflict between the faction led by Mayo Zambada’s sons and Los Chapitos

Karen Bass, the city, the city council and the council president are being targeted for their ‘refusal to cooperate with federal immigration authorities’

Spain’s King Felipe VI opened a gathering attended by over 70 world leaders, with the notable absence of the United States, at a time of ‘obvious lack of funding’

Lawyers at the Texas Civil Right Project believe that this pioneering immigration case could put an end to arrests outside courthouses

Leaders of all political stripes have criticized the alleged plot revealed by EL PAÍS by ex foreign minister Álvaro Leyva, who tried to get support from the US

Court documents reveal at least 10 heists in the last two years on the California-Arizona route

The drug lord, detained in a US prison since February on charges of killing a DEA agent, is waiting to find out whether he will be sentenced to death or life imprisonment

Texas is the latest Republican-governed state to pass a law requiring religious text to be displayed in schools.

For the US expert on civil rights, marginalization and belonging, who spells his name in lowercase, only a ‘we’ where everyone fits and has value can save democracy

He’s 33 years old, a social media powerhouse, and a likely contender to become the city’s new mayor. Does his victory signal a new path forward for the American left?

World leaders are trying to find the right dose of flattery and tact in their relationship with the Republican to avoid getting on his bad side

Illegal activities incur costs of more than $19 trillion (more than China’s GDP), slow down growth and investments and accelerate inequality

Donald Trump’s threats have led Canadians to embrace domestic tourism, hop on the train and explore cities full of history, museums, food scenes and great views

The singer has turned his current tour into a warning about democratic decline in the United States. EL PAÍS reviews his career and political commitment

Cell phones have become a key element when it comes to maintaining and sharing experiences. However, they can be detrimental to natural memory and create excessive dependence

In both the Soviet Union and the United States, early space programs used animals as test pilots, with little regard for their well-being

An admirer of Unamuno, the US professor claims that our negative emotions provide information and are part of what makes us human

Three prominent researchers warn about the current existential threat in the United States

EL PAÍS reconstructs the last movements of a group of 40 migrants from Cuba, Honduras and Ecuador who disappeared on December 21, 2024, in San José El Hueyate, on the coast of Chiapas. Six months later, no authorities have begun to search for them.

Four experts and a young Mexican man — who spent years in prison for contract killings and has since managed to get his life back on track — advocate for restorative justice

The Mexican reporter hosts one of the most-watched Spanish-language news programs among Hispanics in the U.S. In his first book, he reviews the events that have shaped his destiny

Franklin Templeton’s president and CEO has doubled the investment management organization’s assets in five years through a frenetic acquisition campaign targeting its rivals

Indigenous teachers pass on their native language at Michigan State University as a way to resist cultural displacement

In more severe cases, the issue may lead to pain, reduced mobility and physical function, or lower quality of life

The environments where the two species lived shaped both their biology and how we perceive them

A study conducted in Germany indicates that a 20-minute nap can help us reach the so-called aha moment

Actor says the last season of Netflix’s most successful production ‘stays very true to its message’

Theaters are once again embracing action-packed tales led by older heroes, with actors like Liam Neeson, Harrison Ford, Denzel Washington, and George Clooney at the forefront

The Italian lawyer maintains that the ‘genocide’ in Gaza, of which there is ‘overwhelming’ evidence, does not stop because so many are profiting from it. She will present a new report next week listing the names of companies involved

The ruling, which does not address the constitutionality of the order seeking to end birthright citizenship for the children of undocumented migrants, is a success for the Republican

Mexico could win its tenth Gold Cup, breaking its own record

The UN warns that Bukele may be responsible for enforced disappearances of Venezuelans imprisoned in El Salvador. And in Costa Rica, the Supreme Court has ordered the release of individuals deported by the US

ICE’s weekend action has sparked fear across several Latino communities in Southern California

The queen of disco is the subject of documentary ‘I Will Survive,’ which explores her battle to fulfill her dream of recording her first gospel album

A study analyzes the enormous impact of earthquakes on the Mediterranean city, where the population has multiplied sixfold

According to an exclusive report by CNN, the president’s new plan will target people who entered the country illegally and then applied for asylum

Hugo ‘El Pollo’ Carvajal, who broke with Nicolás Maduro in 2019, is accused of drug trafficking and narco-terrorism, and could face a life sentence

Trump’s threat to impose tariffs on Spain for refusing to increase its defense expenditure is causing concern in Brussels, where officials are racing to prevent a trade war

The new dating of an object found decades ago in Poland reinforces the idea that early humans in Central Europe had technological insight tens of thousands of years ago

An international police operation identified — but failed to arrest — the developers behind some of the most successful ransomware programs

Many children are having to defend their cases alone before immigration judges, without lawyers, while the government has made it harder for them to leave the shelter system and reunite with their families

The US Treasury has sanctioned three financial institutions for money laundering and transactions with China, and is urging Mexico to investigate, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the two countries

The Salvadoran national Jordin Melgar-Salmerón was sent to his home country in May despite a court ban

A little-known candidate born in Uganda who became a U.S. citizen in 2018 wins the Democratic mayoral primary, becoming the favorite to lead the nation’s largest city

The mechanism, through which a foreigner can be expelled without first having a hearing before an immigration judge, has expanded its scope since Trump returned to power

President Daniel Noboa announces the end of a 17-month manhunt that exposed the vulnerability of the country’s security and prisons system

An idea from a Spanish researcher has become a gene therapy that will be tested on humans in 2026

Sánchez says he saved the country from the 5% defense spending hike, but the US president has announced trade retaliation

The official aims to promote the island beyond its traditional ‘sun and sand’ appeal, calling the measures imposed by the Trump administration ‘irrational’

According to the State Attorney General, the facility will become operational in the first week of July and will accommodate up to 5,000 beds

Julieta Makintach, who was involved in the controversial trial over Maradona’s death, might now be herself investigated for her role in a documentary series about the case

In a formal letter, a former employee — fired after admitting the government’s mistake in deporting Kilmar Abrego García — alleges irregularities in the expulsion of migrants to El Salvador

A veteran officer from the anti-drug agency told the U.S. Senate how the Mexican organization conducted surveillance during the trial of Rubén Oseguera González, son of El Mencho, in Washington DC