Customs, the new battlefield of the U.S.-Mexico trade war
Mexico is attempting to weed out corruption and fraud from a department that Donald Trump has targeted ahead of the renegotiation of the USMCA agreement
Faith in Action’s Omar Ángel Pérez: ‘The American Dream has been a mirage for years’
His multi-denominational network of congregations from around the country organizes the immigrant community against attacks by the Trump administration
Discovery of lithium’s essential role in Alzheimer’s disease opens a hopeful avenue for treatment
A Harvard team reverses dementia in mice with a metal supplement, after showing that its deficiency drives the disease
Steve McCurry, a great photographer annoyed by certain questions: ‘You are trying to trip me into some bullshit’
Represented by Magnum Photos, he rose to fame for his 1985 portrait of an Afghan girl in a refugee camp — but gets angry when asked about past revelations that some of his images were manipulated
‘Wednesday’: Zombies, deaths, and a chaotic mess for the second season
The Netflix show doesn’t want to give viewers respite and packs the plot of an Addams Family for Gen Z
Texas sparks national battle over gerrymandering
The Democratic governors of California, Illinois, and New York threaten to respond to the state’s attempt to widen the Republicans’ advantage in Congress in the 2026 midterm elections
Waiting at the border until the Trump era is over: When staying in Mexico becomes the first option
Marco Antonio López|Ciudad Juárez|
Hundreds of migrants live crowded together in Ciudad Juárez, awaiting legal changes in the US, while others have already settled with the idea of staying
US rules out death penalty against ‘El Mayo’ Zambada
The decision opens the door to a possible plea deal between the drug lord and authorities
Last survivors of Hiroshima warn the world of risk of another nuclear conflict: ‘We haven’t learned anything in 80 years’
Satoshi Tanaka, who was a year old when the US dropped the atomic bomb on the Japanese city on August 6, 1945, fears that memories of the disaster will fade as those that experienced it pass away
DACA recipients will lose their health insurance this month: What you need to know
In California, around 2,300 dreamers enrolled in Covered California plans will be dropped at the end of August
Trump administration backs Bukele’s indefinite reelection: ‘We reject comparisons with dictatorial regimes’
The State Department supports the measure taken by El Salvador’s Legislative Assembly, loyal to the president, which allows Washington’s main ally in Central America to remain in power
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