Judicial setback for Mohsen Mahdawi: court allows the deportation process promoted by Trump to advance An appeals court overturned Mohsen Mahdawi's release and ruled his immigration case must continue before a federal review
Court keeps open the dissemination of audios of Biden with his biographer The dispute will continue in the courts while it is defined whether the former president's private conversations can be made public.
Court ratifies conviction of Peter Navarro for contempt in January 6 investigation The court rejected that there was evidence of an alleged executive privilege invoked by Donald Trump
Court gives provisional victory to Trump in dispute over voting by mail The decision opens a new judicial chapter on the rules of voting by mail, although the measure remains blocked in another court
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
Aortic dissection can cause serious internal bleeding: rare heart condition caused death of Senator Graham An aortic dissection can occur without warning and can be quickly fatal, and the symptoms often resemble those of a heart attack
Arsenic, lead and other metals detected in tampons: FDA says they do not pose health risks For a heavy metal detection study, 30 tampons from 14 brands from the United States, United Kingdom, and Greece were tested.
Tucker Carlson seeks to create a third party to transform US politics. The president's former ally assures that Republicans and Democrats no longer represent a true political contrast
Heat wave hits the country and 70% of the population remains under alert due to extreme temperatures According to the NWS, the heat wave will persist through the July 4 holiday weekend, combining sweltering humidity
Former Olympic athlete would spend up to 10 years in prison after being accused of damaging the Reflecting Pond David Hearn, former Olympic athlete, would be deprived of his freedom for a decade if it is proven that he vandalized the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
The US files charges against two senior officials of the United Cartels for drug trafficking Juan Jos Faras Mendoza and Israel Vega Faras are accused of trafficking huge quantities of methamphetamine to the United States
Coalition of prosecutors sues Trump over new Medicaid rule According to the lawsuit, the new definition of "medically fragile person" will force beneficiaries to submit additional and unnecessary documentation
Rubn Gallego, under investigation for family trips paid for with campaign funds Disney, resorts, flights, luxury hotels and even Super Bowl tickets are among the expenses that today put the senator under scrutiny
Trump faces lawsuit to reveal the extent of his denaturalization plan The organization Democracy Forward demands documents from the government on a strategy to revoke citizenships and its real scope
Trump faces lawsuit to reveal the extent of his denaturalization plan The organization Democracy Forward demands documents from the government on a strategy to revoke citizenships and its real scope
Kristi Noem Becomes Advisor to Canadian Mining Exploration Company Kristi Noem will work for a Canadian company dedicated to projects related to gold and copper extraction in British Columbia
For Trump, the worst of the worst includes 500 minors in detention centers Analysis illustrates the level of cruelty of Trump's immigration policy, which in his first administration separated babies and children from their parents
Trump appeals court ruling ordering his name removed from the Kennedy Center The dispute pits the White House against Justice over who can change the name of the iconic cultural venue
Trump threatens to take control of Washington D.C. if Janeese Lewis George wins the Democratic primary "Maybe we will take back Washington and run it at the federal level. We are not going to tolerate it. We are not going to lose our businesses," said the
Two children die after an all-terrain vehicle driven by a 7-year-old girl overturns in Canada The vehicle was driven by a seven-year-old girl and was transporting four other children. Police are investigating
Deploying the National Guard in Washington did not reduce violent crime, research reveals An investigation by the Niskanen Center indicates that, allegedly, the presence of the National Guard in Washington is costly and not so effective
Exclusion of transgender military personnel violates the Constitution, federal appeals court concludes Despite the legal victory for the military plaintiffs, the outlook remains adverse for the LGBTQ community in the military sphere
They recover bodies of the nine workers missing after a chemical tank burst at a Washington plant The tragedy left a total of 11 dead and is considered one of the worst industrial catastrophes recorded in the recent history of the state.
Innovative measure against dangerous drivers: they will install limiters in their vehicles The measure will be implemented in New York and targets those who accumulate 16 or more speeding tickets per year. Fines of up to $2,500 and suspension of registration
Nebraska Will Turn Over Confidential Voter Data to the Department of Justice “This case threatens the illegal and unprecedented disclosure of highly sensitive information on every Nebraska voter,” warned Common Cause
At least 10 people died after shooting at a school in western Canada In addition to the deceased, some 25 people are receiving medical attention for non-life-threatening injuries at the local health center
Now is the time to find the best school for your child In Los Angeles County alone, there are nearly 360 public charter schools
The Mexican pastor who helps migrants hiding from ICE in Minnesota Pastor Sergio Amezcua says his church distributes food to some 100,000 people in Minnesota, mostly migrants
Judge orders release of Liam Conejo, the 5-year-old boy detained by ICE The Ecuadorian boy was detained along with his father in an ICE raid in Minneapolis and has been held in Texas in inhumane conditions according to his defense
This is how Trump plans to win the November election: 15 orders, tricks, conspiracies, and lies A partial list of the main ways Trump is trying to win the November election, even against the will of the voters
What is the minimum wage per hour in California? The highest in the US in 2026. California sets the highest minimum wage in the United States in 2026: find out how much is paid per hour and who the new state rate applies to
Why Mexico has been the biggest beneficiary of Trump's tariffs Amid Donald Trump's tough tariff policy, Mexico managed to increase its exports to the US
“El Cuini”, financial operator of the CJNG, requested postponement of hearing in the US due to probable nego Gonzalez Valencia was sent to the United States in August 2025 as part of a bilateral operation in which the Mexican government.....
Congress members accuse Trump of once again banning oversight of immigrant centers They returned to federal court to demand explanations from the government as to how this new directive does not violate the law or the current court ruling
Trump declares national emergency to protect Venezuelan oil revenues Donald Trump declared a national emergency to prevent Venezuelan government creditors from accessing its oil profits
How could Trump take control of Greenland? The United States is considering a range of alternatives, from military action to a campaign focused on residents. We analyze them.
The best cities to find a job in the US in 2026 Mid-sized cities lead the way in US job opportunities in 2026. We tell you where there are more jobs and a better quality of life
Mass shootings are decreasing but gun deaths persist Scholars on the subject assure that there is no relationship between mass shootings and mental illness
Academy of Pediatrics sues the US Government for millionaire cuts to child health programs The organization went to court to stop the cancellation of nearly $12 million in federal funds earmarked for pediatric programs
“El Menchito,” son of the CJNG leader, appealed his life sentence in the US. Ruben Oseguera Gonzalez's defense maintains that the judicial process was flawed by irregularities that prevented a fair trial
Court declares cut of antiterrorism funds to sanctuary states illegal Judge McElroy's decision solidified a victory for the coalition of 12 state attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against the federal government
Why the universe is running out of new stars and what it means for its existence Astronomers have detected signs that fewer and fewer stars are being born, and this could be part of a gradual decline of the Universe
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump's Plan to Remove Citizenship and Judge's Order Against ICE Check out this week's immigration news, including the plan to strip 200 immigrants of their citizenship per month and rulings against ICE
New York will allow assisted death, certain conditions apply The governor said she made the decision after listening to New Yorkers
How Colombia managed to become one of the best economies of 2025 The country surprised this year with its high growth, but must correct problems such as its fiscal deficit
Lawsuit filed against Trump to halt construction of the Ballroom in the White House The construction of the Ballroom in the White House could be delayed due to a lawsuit filed by an organization
At what age should the first smartphone arrive? A study reveals worrying signs A study with data from more than 10,000 teenagers indicates that the age at which a first mobile phone arrives makes significant differences in health
Federal judge orders Trump to withdraw the National Guard from Washington, DC A federal judge ruled that Donald Trump violated the Constitution by ordering the deployment of the National Guard in DC without local authorization
Excessive alcohol consumption increases the risk of strokes In 2024, 29.7 million people aged 12 and over suffered from an alcohol use disorder, resulting in physical or mental impairment
Clash between police and criminals in Sinaloa left 13 dead and 4 arrested During an operation in Guasave, Sinaloa, 13 alleged cartel members were killed, 4 arrested, and 9 kidnapped victims rescued.
