‘We lost everything’: Families of detained immigrants are drowning in debt
The consequences of Trump’s immigration policy are also economic — without their primary breadwinners, family members are losing everything they worked so hard to achieve
Trump administration to impose deposits of up to $15,000 for tourist or business visas
According to the plan announced by the State Department, applicants from countries with high rates of overstay will be required to post the bonds at the time of applying
Denmark zoo puts out call for healthy unwanted pets to feed to its lions and tigers
Deputy director says it is common practice in the country to donate animals like chickens, rabbits, guinea pigs and horses that would otherwise be euthanized
The hype wears Prada: Sequel goes viral before its release thanks to nostalgia
Shooting has begun for part two of ‘The Devil Wears Prada’, due out in 2026, and thousands of social media posts are already in circulation, drawing interest but also criticism because of all the spoilers
US exploring an economic solution to Western Sahara conflict after 50 years of stalemate
Washington is preparing to authorize major investments by its companies in the former Spanish colony, where Morocco claims sovereignty despite its UN status as a non-self-governing territory
‘Beating,’ ‘shit,’ ‘machete’: How the tide of hate on social media soared during the Torre Pacheco crisis due to passivity of platform owners
A monitoring system run by the Spanish Ministry of Inclusion found a 1,500% increase in racist content targeting North Africans after unprovoked assault on an elderly resident
Gaza’s chronically ill, invisible victims of war: ‘I’m even willing to give my son up for adoption if it will save his life’
Around 350,000 people suffering from some kind of illness not directly caused by the Israeli offensive have been unable to receive treatment due to the destruction of hospitals and mass displacement in the Strip
DHS denies hunger strike at Alligator Alcatraz despite Cuban detainee’s two-week protest
Pedro Lorenzo Concepción confirms to EL PAÍS that he continues to refuse food, and that authorities simply transferred him to another detention center in Florida this weekend
Trump increases his control over economic data after firing the head of labor statistics
With his replacement, and that of the Fed governor whose resignation paves the way for Powell’s succession, the US president could consolidate his economic agenda for the remainder of his term
The Cuban billionaire behind the pro-immigrant billboards in Miami: ‘If I have to spend $30 million in this fight, I will spend it’
Michael B. Fernández has been anonymously funding a campaign against the Trump administration’s immigration agenda for months. Now he says he wants to enter politics
Apple falls back on the iPhone: 3 billion sold since 2007 and $200 billion in annual revenue
The popular device accounted for 47% of Apple’s revenue in the third quarter as the company now tries to position itself in the field of artificial intelligence
Brazil’s Supreme Court orders house arrest for Jair Bolsonaro
The former president faces trial for allegedly plotting to commit a coup to remain in office despite his defeat in the 2022 election. This latest move is unlikely to improve relations with Donald Trump, who calls it ‘a witch hunt’
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