
Welcome to Trumpapalooza, the unusual convention Republicans hope will save the midterm elections
Dozens of candidates in tight districts have skipped the MAGA conclave convened to glorify Donald Trump, fearing the toxic influence of the president

Dozens of candidates in tight districts have skipped the MAGA conclave convened to glorify Donald Trump, fearing the toxic influence of the president

Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that in the past 25 years more people have died from related illnesses than the 2,753 who lost their lives in the attacks on the Twin Towers

The US president offered his Russian counterpart ‘significant economic benefits’ in exchange for ending the war in Ukraine

Experts are skeptical of the promised production levels and investment commitments

Several judges, including Supreme Court justices, who are handling high-profile cases or challenges to controversial measures by Donald Trump, say they are facing escalating harassment
The country has rallied behind Prime Minister Mark Carney after he broke off trade talks with the US. Despite the upcoming economic pain, most Canadians believe giving in would have been worse

The Trump ally has urged New York’s mayor not to take part in the commemoration in the city
The far-right party had the backing of Elon Musk, who, along with other MAGA figures, has celebrated the historic results in Saxony-Anhalt

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

The Ceuta migrant crisis has made one thing clear: Rabat has acted with the coolness that comes from feeling backed by the United States

The judge, who has been sanctioned by Washington, believes the ICC is facing its toughest challenge since its creation, but maintains that the pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility and a right of victims

Broken during López Obrador’s era, the relationship with the US agency has entered a new phase of collaboration under Claudia Sheinbaum’s government

The president of Colombia has undertaken a marked shift from the diplomacy of his predecessor, the leftist Gustavo Petro

His family’s efforts to remain in the country have run up against Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies

Melting ice has opened the door to steady trade routes between Asia and Europe. However, it also positions Russia as the arbiter

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
Two leading exile organizations are calling for concrete actions from Congress in a new report on immigration arrests

As Washington resumes bombing after a two-month pause, experts warn that Operation Southern Spear is being transformed and could lead to ground attacks

The New Yorker, who was abused by the financier at 17, says the Justice Department is hindering the investigation

The Argentine president said companies involved in oil development around the islands will face sanctions and pledged more funding for a naval base in Tierra del Fuego

Nearly half of college students attend institutions in states with at least one law or restriction governing what topics can be discussed in the classroom

The agency is paying closer attention to the roads, where it seeks to intercept drugs, migrants who have already entered the country unlawfully, and those transporting them

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’

The United States gains access to 17 oil fields containing billions of barrels of crude as Chevron, Eni and others announce new investments

Pierre Damas Bel, a bright 20-year-old student, had reported the harassment he suffered after the immigration agency fitted him with the device. Then he threw himself in front of a truck on an Ohio highway

Caracas will take years to restore output, even if a political agreement holds steady. Meanwhile, Chevron announced it will increase investments in the country

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