Topic: Estados Unidos

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Is there business behind the alarm about artificial intelligence?

The warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence are multiplying in the United States, while some of the main players in the industry demand more controls and more supervision. At the same time, experts and critics question whether part of this alarm can also serve the economic and strategic interests of technology companies themselves. Recent incidents by IA models have revived the debate on how to control increasingly autonomous systems. How far do the risks go and where does the business start? We analyzed it with Ul.

1 Oct 2026, 14:32 UTC

World

Christa Pike is still alive after receiving two lethal injections in Tennessee

Pike has been transferred to the hospital to receive "life-saving measures." The governor has suspended the remaining executions in the state for the remainder of the year

1 Oct 2026, 12:40 UTC

World

Hegseth states that the number of US generals and admirals was reduced by 20%. United States: "No fat or transvestites"

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said Wednesday that his department had reduced the number of admirals, generals and officers who did not fit his vision by 20%. "In simple terms: neither fat, nor transvestite, nor barbuds, nor rare, nor cowards, nor radicals. Only warriors: strong, prepared and committed troops," he said.

1 Oct 2026, 12:32 UTC

Politics

Is the deportation to third countries promoted by Trump protected by international law?

The United States Supreme Court temporarily authorized the Donald Trump Government to resume the accelerated deportations of migrants to countries other than their places of origin, while analysing the final legality of this policy. International law questioned whether individuals could be sent to countries where they could be victims of crimes. Haim Vásquez, an immigration lawyer and former criminal prosecutor, addresses the issue in France 24.

30 Sept 2026, 08:25 UTC

Politics

The capital of Sheinbaum

The President of Mexico has demonstrated political capacity in these two years and has handled with intelligence the test of negotiating with Trump

30 Sept 2026, 04:58 UTC

World

Three Colombians deported by Trump to Africa seek protection in Spain: "I feel no anger against Congo, but against the United States"

The country talks to the two women and the man who, after being expelled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have managed to reach Europe and have sought asylum

30 Sept 2026, 04:57 UTC

World

I'm hacking the FBI? What is known about the mass leak of data from agents and employees

An alleged cyber attack on FBI-linked systems has turned on alarms in the United States. The group of hackers ShinyHunters claimed to have obtained between 2 and 3 terabytes of information that would include personal data from thousands of agency employees, agents and job seekers. The data presented would include names, addresses, phones and sensitive family information. The FBI confirmed that it is investigating a possible intrusion related to its employment portal, the authorities have not yet verified the total scope of the attackers' claims.

30 Sept 2026, 03:53 UTC

Politics

Report from Washington: Trump signs "morally binding" agreement with IA leaders

US President Donald Trump announced an agreement with some of the leading leaders of the artificial intelligence industry to set voluntary standards of security and supervision. Trump defended the self-regulation of the sector and described the agreement as a "morally binding" commitment. From Washington D.C., our correspondent Cristóbal Vásquez tells us more details.

30 Sept 2026, 03:53 UTC

World

Special former prosecutor Jack Smith responds to the Senate and reaffirms the charges against Trump

Former Special Prosecutor Jack Smith appeared before the U.S. Senate Judicial Committee at a hearing marked by strong political tensions. During his intervention, he defended the investigations that led to criminal charges against Donald Trump for his alleged attempt to reverse the results of the 2020 elections and for the handling of classified documents. For his part, several Republican senators accused him of abuse of authority and called him "scoundrel." The charges focus on prosecutors, ex-prosecutors and Department of Justice officials investigating

30 Sept 2026, 03:52 UTC

World

Tehran does not give in over Ormuz while its economy is still under pressure

While sanctions and the United States-led blockade continue to have a serious impact on the Iranian economy, the Tehran authorities maintain a firm position on the closure of Ormuz, a strategic maritime route through which a significant part of the world oil trade is moving.

30 Sept 2026, 03:51 UTC

World

One of the five detainees near the British Fairford base called the police himself before his arrest

Trump again expresses his "disappointment" over the release on bail of suspects

29 Sept 2026, 23:49 UTC

World

Rebeca Grynspan moves away from other candidates in the UN leadership race in the fourth informal vote

Guyanese Rodriguez-Birkett is again second in a consultation where the vote of the five major Security Council members is still unknown, who end up deciding the outcome.

29 Sept 2026, 22:47 UTC

Politics

Trump wills for IA companies to self-regulate in order to avoid technology discontrol

The President of the United States claims that he will never stop the development of the IA because he wants to win the race to China

29 Sept 2026, 20:46 UTC

World

The Supreme Court allows Trump to continue deportations to third countries

The Administration may continue to temporarily expel migrants to countries with which they have no link without offering them the possibility to defend themselves.

29 Sept 2026, 20:46 UTC

World

A 'The New York Times' executive is shot and his mother-in-law is the main suspects

Jonathan McKinsey, head of engineering and user experience in the newspaper's games section, was in a stormy marriage and had been reported for child abuse and domestic violence

29 Sept 2026, 20:45 UTC

Politics

The Supreme allows Trump to resume deportations to countries with which migrants have no links

On Tuesday, September 29, the United States Supreme Court authorized the Donald Trump Government to resume the deportation of migrants to countries other than that of origin. In this way, for example, Latin America has ended up in African nations, without offering them the opportunity to demonstrate the damage they might suffer. This is a Republican measure to make rapid expulsions as part of its hard-hand policy against immigration.

29 Sept 2026, 20:45 UTC

Politics

Trump launches an official information page about the US government that denies it

The platform, America.gov, driven by artificial intelligence, declares Biden the winner of the 2020 elections and denies that there was widespread fraud in those elections

29 Sept 2026, 19:46 UTC

World

Six Flags closes the 'X2' roller coaster in California after reports of a possible risk of brain damage

The closure of the controversial attraction is announced weeks after the CNN published an investigation with complaints from more than a dozen people who were seriously injured

29 Sept 2026, 19:45 UTC

Politics

"I will not be silenced by the President's threats": Jack Smith, the former prosecutor who accused Trump is defending himself in Congress

Smith testified in front of Republican senators who accused him of abusing his power by investigating the president

29 Sept 2026, 18:48 UTC

Politics

United States The U.S. Expands Judicial Process for the Murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse: Will there be a turn in the case?

Violence in Haiti is continuing. At least 11 people died in the central region of Artibonite, Haiti, at the hands of gang members following a lethal security operation, the local mayor reported. Meanwhile, the United States significantly expanded the judicial process related to the murder of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in 2021. What changes now? We figured it out.

29 Sept 2026, 18:45 UTC