Low-budget, but with unforgettable actors and scripting, the television adaptation of the Robert Graves classic was a forerunner of period series, legendary soap operas, and it would seem, certain political attitudes that are more alive than ever
Of the 15 adherents, including Milei’s Argentina and Bukele’s El Salvador, the South American country is the only one where the president confronts a deep political debate over the scope of the agreement
The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals is holding a hearing this Tuesday to determine whether the government defied the judge who ordered the return of the planes transporting migrants in March 2025
The public is gradually speaking out against Chavismo amid the U.S.-led transition
The midterm elections are a month away and, despite President Trump’s efforts to boost the attorney general’s campaign, he has failed to gain ground in the polls against his Democratic opponent James Talarico
The acts of sabotage that targeted water infrastructure in 12 states this summer are believed to have been carried out by Iranian hackers, who have been very active since the start of the war
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
The escalation of Russian attacks is troubling, even more so when viewed in the context of the actions taken by the U.S. and China to undermine a united and strong Europe
Despite Mexico’s efforts to substitute Chinese imports, they grew 8% from January to July and exceeded $79 billion. Reducing the imbalance has become a priority for the Sheinbaum administration
Nearly one million retail investors lost $3.81 billion while the Republican reported more than $1.4 billion from his crypto businesses
The Mexican president enters the third year of her term with a mass rally at the capital’s giant square, where she alluded to growing pressure from the US under the guise of fighting narcoterrorism
Polls give Democrats their largest lead to date and show the president’s priorities are out of tune with voters’ concerns
Hormuz, Bab al-Mandab and the shutdown of the Saudi East-West pipeline, capped by damage to Russian refineries, trigger the biggest price surge since 2022
The Bank of Japan has aligned itself with the Federal Reserve, raising interest rates to curb the currency’s depreciation and get inflation under control
Facing record-high diesel prices at home, the Republican president is making a move before the November midterms. The resulting price spiral will have a negative impact outside the US
The Republican president uses the argument to veto new wind farms, deploy ICE, mobilize the National Guard, or even approve tariffs
The summit in Washington staged a reversal in the balance of power as a consequence of the United States government’s own errors
GALA was founded in 1976 to promote Hispanic culture in a country where Spanish was not widely spoken and the traditions were different
The Government Accountability Office found that the agency pursued projects without a comprehensive strategy and warns of additional costs
The stabbing of a truck driver after the Department of Homeland Security released an ad urging people to drive Sikhs off US roads has put its members on alert
The Israeli prime minister, whose political future is at stake in next month’s election, delivered a hardline message in response to criticism. Mahmoud Abbas denounced ‘ethnic cleansing’ against Palestinians
The Chinese president called on Washington and Beijing to explore new paths of cooperation between the two powers
The interests of the two countries are ‘deeply intertwined,’ the Chinese president emphasized during a meeting with the Republican magnate at the White House
Ambassador Ronald Johnson calls for a ‘sovereign Mexico’ that is ‘free of criminal organizations’ at a gathering in which Mexican governors, lawmakers and government officials praised the successful relationship with the US amid political and economic tension
A First Circuit Court of Appeals ruling against deportations to third countries also gives hope to other people who have been forcibly sent in recent weeks to several African countries
The crucial meeting between the neighboring countries, scheduled for early next week, has been postponed with no new date on the horizon