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The White House defends the commercial as a public service announcement, while some lawmakers and organizations question the use of public funds

Some states will begin holding elections in September, while others will wait until October

In her fourth studio album, the acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter delivers a love letter to her homeland and its musicians

The Government Accountability Office found that the agency pursued projects without a comprehensive strategy and warns of additional costs

Official documents obtained by an investigative media outlet describe pickup trucks that would remain alongside arrest teams to hold detained people

A ‘Washington Post’ investigation reveals that the agency hired thousands of officers with incomplete background checks, while a whistleblower warned of an unprecedented lowering of hiring standards

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates the potential cost of the plan at $1.2 trillion

The Fourth Circuit became the ninth federal appeals court to rule that this measure by the Donald Trump administration was illegal

The government has limited its employees’ activities to essential travel during the day and has asked its citizens to take precautions

Chronic kidney disease was long thought to be an old person’s malady. Now it’s a multinational health crisis among young Latino migrants who once worked on Central American farms and sugar plantations. To avoid expensive treatment in the United States, many return home, only to discover limited care for the deadly illness

The so-called Bubble House on East 71st Street in Manhattan’s Upper East Side has found a buyer, but its new owners may erase the distinctive façade that made it a local landmark

Economists say it is one of the biggest transformations of Cuba’s private sector, but question whether the legal system can protect investors

The executive order signed in August seeks to exclude children whose parents are considered ‘alien enemies,’ foreign government employees and people involved in so-called ‘birth tourism’

Mullin says agents will not patrol voting sites but could go there if there is a threat or to execute an arrest warrant

The storm could intensify before making landfall and bring up to 23 centimeters of rain to some areas

Authorities remain on alert for new flash floods as search efforts continue

The Trump administration has temporarily halted interviews at embassies and consulates while training its officials

After fulfilling her dream of having a daughter, the 27-year-old English teacher hopes to use social media to show what life with a disability really looks like

The aircraft carrier is returning to the United States after a lengthy deployment in the Middle East. But first, it will make a resupply stop as questions grow over the conditions facing its crew

In the 1990s, the hip-hop star became one of the most influential figures in US culture. This week, the trial began in which a man who confessed to the crime in a 2008 interview is accused of killing him

Universities, unions and education organizations warn that the new immigration policy could discourage international talent from coming to the United States

Primaries will also be held in Wyoming and Hawaii, where voters will choose key candidates for the November elections

The British band prepares for the release of their eighth studio album and talks to EL PAÍS about their nearly 25-year history

Four states will hold elections to select candidates for Congress and state offices, in a day that will put the various factions of the Democratic Party to the test ahead of the November elections

A study by the European Central Bank shows only 13% of Europeans who already have a job are actively looking for another one, compared with 19% of Americans