She is the first woman — who, moreover, is neither a Rothschild by blood nor Jewish — to lead the main bank of the legendary financial dynasty. She warns that a stock market bubble is forming: ‘Valuations are very high’
Beijing is mobilizing its full diplomatic, investment, and technological capacity to consolidate its position of power against the United States
The politician will be the youngest councilman in Florida in one of the US’ most Hispanic cities, where more than 75% of the residents are of Cuban origin
After listening to thousands of testimonies throughout her career, the Nobel laureate reflects from Berlin on Ukraine and Belarus, soldiers and victims, exile, and the human condition
The head of the European think tank Bruegel argues that Washington, under the Trump administration, has become an unreliable partner, and this strengthens China’s ties with Latin America, Africa, and Asia
The Manhattan courthouse, where over 1,000 people and recently entire families have been arrested while attending routine appointments, is the epicenter of Trump’s immigration offensive
The former soldier fought in the Korean War and spent 42 years imprisoned in the South. Today he is part of a small group of ‘non-converts’ who wish to cross the border
Trump creates a narrative of persecution, according to which the United States must be saved from ruin and betrayal, and he and his movement are the only ones who can do it
The US president also cited former Harvard president Larry Summers and LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman
The CEO of the leading US satirical website explains what to do when reality is crazy, and how he is trying to buy the website of a famous conspiracy theorist
The US president signs trade agreements with Argentina, El Salvador, Guatemala and Ecuador that ‘will bring prices down very quickly’ according to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
The measure significantly expands the medical examinations performed on foreigners, and gives officials broad discretion to reject applicants based on their age and medical history
Opposition leader María Corina Machado predicted on Wednesday that there are ‘decisive hours’ ahead for a transition in the South American country
The statement from the head of the Pentagon, Pete Hegseth, comes just hours after the 20th attack on a drug-smuggling boat, which left four people dead
The Mexican president announces that a protocol for working in international waters has been agreed upon with a view to stopping the attacks
The vast material released on Wednesday shows that the millionaire pedophile was closely monitoring Trump while cultivating an extensive network of influence
Gustavo Petro has suspended the sending of confidential information to the Donald Trump administration, but Washington was already offering little cooperation to Bogotá and other key allies
Federal funds will start flowing again after nearly 43 days, following a favorable House vote on Wednesday. But the spending package only funds the government through January
The 18-year-old, a social media sensation, makes her debut Thursday in an LPGA Tour event
The US president has repeatedly denied having any knowledge of the conduct of his former friend
Although Congress is close to approving a deal to reopen the federal government, officials warn that flights could be limited to ‘a trickle’ ahead of Thanksgiving if the gridlock persists
Human Rights Watch documented the mistreatment of 252 migrants that the Trump administration sent to El Salvador, and who were later released and returned to Caracas
Experts in journalistic ethics consulted by EL PAÍS analyze the trigger for the clash between the British public media corporation and the US president
The decision, effective this Tuesday and Wednesday, coincides with the arrival in Caribbean waters of the ‘USS Gerald Ford,’ the most advanced aircraft carrier in the US fleet
The Venezuelan lawyer-turned-artist’s new exhibition, ‘Confinement is a Vocabulary’, tells the stories of migrants who, like himself, face persecution from the Trump Administration
In exchange for the support of Democratic dissident senators, the Republicans are only vaguely committing to holding a vote on the subsidies in December
With the votes of eight senators in the Democratic caucus, Republicans secured a victory. But the full reopening of government will still take a few days