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Immigration Service data shows that detentions in the state are double those in Florida and triple those in California

The Spanish ‘online hunter’ Isidoro Román Cuesta has revealed the real names behind more than 20 right-wing accounts on X

The resumption of livestock exports and the reduced tax on remittances are concrete victories, but the bilateral relationship has not yet found solid footing

Since 2023, this Canadian philosophy graduate has directed the most influential publication in the field of tech. She was a pioneer in understanding what is now obvious: the inseparable connection between technology and power. Since Donald Trump won the elections, ‘Wired’ has also been covering US political news, and subscriptions have skyrocketed

Walking around the small, pedestrian-only island allows you to step back in time and discover the essence of Turkey through local cuisine and nature, away from the mass tourism of the cultural capital

The show every chef is hooked on is back — though being top of its genre doesn’t mean it doesn’t take some creative liberties

Throughout her 30-year career, the New Yorker has survived typecasting, conquered critics and audiences and shown that it is possible to succeed without forfeiting her privacy. This summer, she returns to the screen with ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ and debuts as a director

The founder of Ambulante and a key figure in documentary filmmaking joins the group of Mexicans who will vote for the 2026 Oscars, along with Adriana Paz, David Pablos, Astrid Rondero, and Julio Chavezmontes

The virologist, awarded for his part in the discovery of the hepatitis C virus, has helped save the lives of millions of people

The Mexican boxer, arrested by US authorities, has never concealed his ties to Los Chapitos. His ex-wife, Frida Muñoz, is the widow of a son of the drug lord

The foreign minister resigns, a diplomatic conflict with the US shows no signs of abating, and the justice system requests the arrest of the highest-ranking former government official over corruption

The rise of televangelist Paula White in the president’s circle propels a religious movement that links faith with economic success

Around half of the country’s Hispanic population worries they or someone close to them could be deported, compared to only 15% of whites

The president launches a nationalist and ‘patriotic’ program at a rally in Iowa, ahead of the 2026 celebrations, with an approach that worries historians

The soccer star and his high school sweetheart were married in Porto on Sunday, June 22, after a 13-year relationship and three children together

Congress reaches a deal in time for the US president to sign his ‘big, beautiful’ spending bill on Independence Day, despite fears it could skyrocket the deficit

Marco Rubio’s announcement follows President Petro’s call for an investigation into whether his former foreign minister, Álvaro Leyva, sought the support of two Republican congressmen to orchestrate a coup

Avivit John is among the few residents who have moved back to Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the communities most severely affected by the Hamas massacre

With nearly 20 family members in the United States, the walls are closing in on Mexico’s leading drug trafficking dynasty

The presence of immigration officers, fire risks, and funding shortages have led some areas to cancel their celebrations

The rapper, known as Diddy or Puff Daddy, has been found guilty of two of the five charges he faced — the lesser offenses — but he still faces several months behind bars

It is unclear how National Defense Areas will affect the hundreds of landowners along the river. Some reports quote the Army warning New Mexico hunters and hikers they could be prosecuted for entering the new military zones

The former US Special Envoy for the Human Rights of LGBTQI Persons warns about a growing global backlash against gains made over the past years

The British drug agency is monitoring a possible increase in cases of the disease, although there is no data yet to warrant alarm

The remote-controlled submersible, with the capacity to transport over 1.5 tons of cocaine, is the first of its kind located in national waters. It had antennas, surveillance cameras and a Starlink modem to link to satellite internet

Judge Randolph Moss determined that the government overstepped its authority and violated U.S. immigration law

Caixabank Research estimates that American visitors account for almost 10% of spending per traveler, despite only accounting for 5% of arrivals

Eight countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are in the ‘red zone,’ according to an index created by Columbia University and the Rockefeller Foundation

A new study shows that concerts by the Puerto Rican superstar — whose latest tour kicks off this month — create a strong sense of community among fans

Despite a projected drop in aid, Mathias Cormann remains optimistic, proposing ways to boost public and private financing at the UN summit in Seville

The 75-year-old man, who spent his days in a Miami park and had a fragile heart, was detained by immigration agents on June 5 and died on June 26 from causes still under investigation

In the past six months, 11 people have died in facilities operated by the federal agency, with five of those deaths occurring in the region — where a new prison has opened in the Everglades

A White House memo calls for tightening the embargo on the island, though economists dismiss these measures as ‘more of the same’

Spanish researchers have identified different types of plastics in seminal plasma and ovarian follicular fluid

The Mexican national team is getting closer and closer to winning its tenth trophy in the competition

The piece of legislation, to which Republicans in the upper house have made numerous changes, now goes back to the House, where quick passage is not a given

Hannah Cairo has solved the so-called Mizohata-Takeuchi conjecture, a problem in harmonic analysis closely linked to other central results in the field. This fall, she will begin her doctoral studies at the University of Maryland

Prosecutors allege that the rapper, also known as Puff Daddy, orchestrated an illegal scheme involving multiple victims, while his lawyers claim the acts were private and consensual

The Waze-inspired cell phone application seeks to warn migrant communities about the presence of ICE officers amid the rise in deportations

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