Temperatures remain below freezing in the northwest but the bomb cyclone that enveloped the United States over the Christmas weekend has started to subside
Greg Abbott and other Republican leaders are seeking to increase pressure on the federal government over immigration policy in the grip of a cold snap and with the fate of Title 42 pending in the Supreme Court
The territorial waters of the Central American country, renowned as a leader in environmental protection, are the focus of an increasingly heated conflict involving conservationists, fishermen and drug traffickers
Kelley Robinson – the first Black woman to lead America’s largest LGBTQ+ advocacy group – warns that ‘hate is on the rise’ following the Colorado Springs nightclub shooting
Hundreds of thousands of people have been left without power and 18 deaths have been reported as a rare bomb cyclone batters the US from the Great Lakes to the Rio Grande
After three years of iron-fisted containment measures and recent backtracking on its zero-Covid policy, government officials and state media are now downplaying the risk of the virus
Michael J. Pratt, operator of the pornography production company that used young women and minors to make sex videos, was detained in a Madrid hotel
An internal investigation by parent company ByteDance confirms that employees obtained personal data from reporters who were probing Beijing’s influence on the app’s activities
Businessmen and industry representatives say that the electric car factory’s anticipated arrival in Nuevo León confirms that the northern state is an important focus of the Mexican automotive industry
The landslide victory of Ron DeSantis and the Republican Party of Florida in the 2022 midterms was largely possible thanks to unprecedented support from the Hispanic community
‘The central cause of January 6 was one man, former President Donald Trump, who was followed by many others,’ reads the 814-page report
The writer, author of an intellectual history of the American right, does not think that the United States is on the brink of civil war
Hundreds of migrants are camping on the riverbanks and in the streets of both cities as they wait for a Trump-era pandemic-containment measure to expire
Artificial illumination is so bright now that astronomical observatories can no longer see celestial objects clearly
A new documentary called ‘The Price of Glee’ delves into the on- and off-screen action of the iconic musical series that became marred by tragedy
Moscow says Washington’s decision to provide the advanced missile system to Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s government is a ‘provocation’ and described them as ‘legitimate targets’
After Peru expelled Mexican Ambassador Pablo Monroy for interfering in domestic affairs, López Obrador accused the Andean country of being “undemocratic.” Meanwhile, the family of Pedro Castillo – the jailed former Peruvian president – has been granted asylum in Mexico
The esteemed epidemiologist, who has served under seven US presidents, is stepping down from his post to cheers from the scientific community and jeers from right-wing politicians
Lamor Whitehead is accused of taking $90,000 from a parishioner and extorting a businessman by falsely claiming he could lean on city connections
‘It will be the only way to stop the aggression of a terrorist state,’ said the Ukrainian president, who arrived in Washington on Wednesday. This is his first trip abroad since the start of the Russian invasion in February
Quechua civilization used knotted strings called ‘quipu’ to represent numerical values
Following the bankruptcy of the digital currency trading platform, economists and politicians are warning that the financial system could buckle if crypto assets are not immediately regulated
The removal of the bronze statue is the final task of a two-year effort to erase all traces of the Confederacy from its former capital
The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the US Capitol has concluded 18 months of work with a unanimous vote, recommending that the Department of Justice prosecute the former president on four charges, including insurrection
Thousands of Peruvians are calling for new elections after Pedro Castillo’s failed self-coup plunged the country into chaos. At least 22 people have been killed in the clashes
It is imperative that societies start imposing high costs and severe consequences to organizations and individuals who deliberately and continuously disseminate false information. Hard, but not impossible
Hugh Jackman, Charlize Theron and Johnny Depp are just three actors who relied on the generosity of colleagues to make a name for themselves in the world of film
