The US president has racked up a series of victories in Congress, the courts and on the international stage, but these could be tested by the effects of his trade tariffs and controversial tax reforms
The journalist was arrested on June 14 while covering anti-Trump protests and was placed in deportation proceedings a few days later. He was released on bail this week but was immediately arrested again on new charges
At least 82 people are dead, including more than 20 children, and dozens remain missing in Kerr County: ‘It happened very quickly; there was no way to warn everyone and get everyone out’
Uncertainty and a rush to negotiate are defining the end of the 90-day pause, which expires Wednesday. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says countries that fail to reach an agreement by August 1 will ‘boomerang’ back to ‘Liberation Day’ rates
For the Republican leader, whoever gets to define the enemy can hold on to power. That’s why he describes immigration as an invasion
Intense immigration operations are leaving farms empty and crops abandoned. Farmers warn that the crisis could collapse an essential industry
No matter how much Netanyahu portrays himself as a new Churchill, his attacks on Tehran risk backfiring — strengthening the regime’s resolve to build a nuclear arsenal. To prevent this, future agreements must be reached
Immigration Service data shows that detentions in the state are double those in Florida and triple those in California
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
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 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
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
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
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
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’
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
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 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