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New York and New Jersey have declared a state of emergency. It is expected to affect Boston in the next few hours. Hundreds of suspended flights and cancelled concerts
The maternities of celebrities hardly give rise to a social debate about a practice prohibited in much of Europe as the exploitation of women
There is no more descriptive name than New America for that New Mexico example of the vigor of Latinos in the US today
The attempt to retaliate against various media portrays a president in a dangerous drift to democracy itself
Iranian authorities accused this professional, pending a remedy, of spying on Israel and the United States for covering for international media protests against the January regime
The meeting between the leaders of the two main powers in Washington has left images of closeness and readiness to understand, without leaving aside the permanence of their substantive discrepancies
Sam Altman, founder of the technology laboratory, recognizes that more organizations are affected
Found during an investigation into the death of two university students, this herb has been sold in the United States for about a decade.
The United States Geological Service determined that the earthquake occurred 80 km from Tadine, the main city of the island of Maré, which is part of the French overseas territory of New Caledonia. The earthquake had a depth of 10 km, but it has been ruled out to issue a tsunami alert. Details about the impact of the movement are unknown.
The United States Army is weighing to provide the South Command with police reinforcements, medical personnel and other support units in the next four months to carry out a military operation against Havana, according to the U.S. media that has had access to an internal communication.
The media reported on a plan that does not mention the island, but that evaluates mobilizing resources to support the Southern Command, responsible for the Caribbean
Jorge Ramos interviews the Republican Congressman for Florida on some of the main issues affecting the US Hispanic community
The presidents of China and the United States will meet again in their respective countries in November and December, as confirmed by the White House tenant
The Court allows States to use a DHS database with sensitive data to determine voter citizenship
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday, September 25, that Donald Trump's administration can use a new and controversial federal database designed, in theory, to verify voter citizenship for next November's elections. Critics argue that the Government overcomes the threat of non-citizens - an extremely rare phenomenon in the U.S. elections - to implement policies that would deprive people who are likely to vote for the Democratic Party of the right to vote.
The plaintiff's lawyers claim that he did suffer a sexual assault, but not from musician Shawn Carter.
A number of moments took place during the week of the United Nations summit, reflecting the complex international policy landscape.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi conditions the unlocking of the maritime route to return Washington to the June memorandum commitments
The United States Navy recognized eight suicide attempts by soldiers of the Abraham Lincoln combat group, whose deployment of more than 10 months has aroused criticism of the Pentagon. The ship left in November 2025 for a mission in the South China Sea, before changing its direction to the Middle East to assist in the offensive against Iran. For the analysis, we spoke to Carlos Gómez, a psychologist, director of Violeta Luz Therapy and a member of the United States Army reserve body.
Europe, Canada and the democracies of Africa, Asia and Latin America are what is left of that old ideal. And now they have a responsibility to keep him alive.
