Trump supported the creation of low-cost gas stations in several cities The first low-cost gasoline stations backed by Donald Trump are already operating in two states in the country under the name "Freedom Fuel"
UN recognizes US support after earthquake in Venezuela and asks to leave politics aside Tom Fletcher highlighted the help of the United States and called for prioritizing rescue and humanitarian assistance
Made by Google 2026 already has an official date and the Pixel 11 would be the main protagonist Tensor G6 chip, new gold finish and even a possible price increase mark the preview of the event.
Corina Machado reaffirms that she will return to Venezuela while doubts grow about Washington's support Machado broke the silence through his social networks, ensuring that his definitive return "is not an event", but "a promise that is fulfilled step by step"
Sheinbaum points to FBI participation in the capture of 'El Mayo' Zambada: Who lied? Mexico investigates whether former US ambassador, Ken Salazar, lied about the FBI's alleged participation in the "El Mayo" operation
Xbox announces the biggest cut in its history: this is what Asha Sharma told her employees Xbox confirmed 1,600 immediate layoffs and a plan that will add 3,200 cuts during the next fiscal year.
Death of wife and daughter of former Venezuelan baseball player Eliezer Alfonzo confirmed The tragic news is confirmed the same weekend that Eliezer Alfonzo Jr., his son, reaches the Major Leagues with the Dodgers
What did it feel like to return to La Guaira and see that the place where I was born is now devastated and with corpses From La Guaira, BBC Mundo reporter Norberto Paredes describes the magnitude of the destruction after the two earthquakes
Let them leave forever, Boyle Heights residents ask the company that caught fire There is a public health crisis due to environmental pollution
President of Cuba rules out being afraid of a possible war with the United States Miguel Daz-Canel, president of Cuba, rules out feeling fear of being immersed in a war against the United States, but wants to avoid such a scenario
Nearly 2,000 US soldiers search for survivors of Venezuela earthquakes The administration headed by Donald Trump designated nearly 2,000 soldiers to travel to Venezuela and support rescue efforts for victims.
Nearly 2,000 US soldiers search for survivors of Venezuela earthquakes The administration headed by Donald Trump designated nearly 2,000 soldiers to travel to Venezuela and support rescue efforts for victims.
Second tragedy at Michigan's Electric Forest: missing man found dead after festival The death occurred just two days after the discovery of the body of a newborn within the same event.
Trump administration calls Machado's attempts to return to Venezuela after earthquakes grotesque opportunism: Axios According to reports from the Axios portal, senior US officials are deeply outraged by what they consider an "unnecessary drama"
Trump administration calls Machado's attempts to return to Venezuela after earthquakes grotesque opportunism: Axios According to reports from the Axios portal, senior US officials are deeply outraged by what they consider an "unnecessary drama"
MLB and MLBPA donate one million dollars to Venezuela after earthquakes Major League Baseball and players union announce aid to Red Cross as earthquakes leave 1,943 dead and more than 10,500 injured
Rising costs lead millions to give up Obamacare health coverage Analysts indicate that the main reason behind the reduction in health coverage is the expiration, as of January 1, of federal subsidies
There is no sovereignty with an empty plate: the reforms inspired by China and Vietnam with which Cuba tries to rescue The measures announced by the Daz-Canel government include the expansion of the private sector and more openness to foreign investment
There are buildings where not a single stone has been removed: frustration grows in Venezuela after powerful earthquak The government assures that it is working "without rest" and that finding people alive is its priority
I saw huge waves of solidarity: Venezuelan volunteer gives details of the search and rescue efforts Despite having no previous experience in rescue work, Cristofer Correia decided to join in due to the magnitude of the tragedy and the lack of personnel.
What happened to the Washington Reflecting Pond and why does it concern Trump? The deterioration of the emblematic reflecting pool revives accusations of sabotage and questions about the priorities of the White House
Why Venezuela is so prone to destructive earthquakes Many wonder how it was possible for a natural disaster of this magnitude to hit the South American country with such dire consequences.
Could there be a new earthquake in Venezuela? What the experts say After the earthquakes in La Guaira, experts explain if another earthquake is possible and why Venezuela will continue to be a country with high seismic activity
Apple raised the prices of almost its entire product line and there is a very clear reason behind it Apple announced a price adjustment in almost its entire catalog. The difference between yesterday and today can be up to $1,300 dollars.
The earthquake numbers in Venezuela: why it is already among the worst in its modern history Dead, missing, affected and international aid: the figures that explain why the double earthquake in Venezuela is already a historical tragedy
Daniel Noboa meets in New York with Kristi Noem to strengthen the Shield of the Americas The "Shield of the Americas" is an ambitious initiative launched by Trump as a regional program, which seeks to neutralize drug cartels
US Army activates aid operation after earthquakes in Venezuela The Southern Command announced logistical support and rescue teams after the earthquakes that shook the country
The head of the DEA assures that the Sinaloa Cartel and the CJNG are the number one priority DEA Administrator Terry Cole assured that the two Mexican criminal groups are first on the agency's priority list.
Earthquake in Venezuela: what the USGS estimate of up to 100,000 dead means The USGS PAGER model projects a scenario of up to 100,000 deaths from the double earthquake in Venezuela. The figure is not an official balance
Johnson expects housing law to be signed in 10 days; Trump avoids confirming it The speaker of the House is confident that the reform will move forward soon, but Trump remains noncommittal after canceling a key ceremony
We are fed up with the Republican Party, says Marjorie Taylor Greene, former ally of Donald Trump Marjorie Taylor Greene admits she is annoyed to see how the party she represented has moved away from meeting the needs of the nation
Tiny homes in Iowa from $300 a month: who will be able to live there A tiny home project in Des Moines, Iowa, will offer rentals starting at $300 a month for chronically homeless people, with medical services and social support
California Conservation Corps Celebrates 50 Years of Supporting Youth and Protecting Nature JP Patton, director of the CCC, highlights his organization's work in the civic and professional development of its young members and in its service to the community
Screaming, honking and football: how to care for dogs and cats during World Cup matches How to prevent your pet from being scared by the screams of the World Cup: tips for dogs and cats during matches, celebrations, honking, visitors and loud noises
Lindsey Graham supports diplomatic path with Iran, but anticipates that the agreement will end up failing Graham predicted that once the deal collapses, Trump will opt to take control of the strategic Strait of Hormuz through the use of military force.
Congress promotes historic housing reform that will be sent to Trump for evaluation If the final votes are finalized, the project will go directly to the president for his consideration, already counting on the official support of the White House.
Ramiro Valds, one of the last historical leaders of the Cuban Revolution, dies The 94-year-old leader was with Fidel and Ral Castro and is considered the architect of the Cuban security and intelligence apparatus.
Trump threatens to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz if an agreement with Iran is not signed Donald Trump would be willing to charge tolls in the Strait of Hormuz if Iran continues without signing an agreement with the US.
The Pentagon requests $80 billion to cover costs of war and military operations The Pentagon contemplates that since the summer it could be left without the necessary resources to continue with all its operations
Michelle Obama makes Barack cry at the inauguration of the Obama Presidential Center The former first lady praised her husband's legacy and moved the former president before hundreds of attendees
Although Trump and Cuba maintain diplomatic contacts, JD Vance issues a warning to Havana We want the Cuban people to be happy and successful. Right now we are talking to the Cuban government about how they could change," said Vance.
Democrats demand affordable child care, accuse Trump of worsening crisis Party promises to push for universal childcare and reduce costs for families if it regains control of the Senate in 2027
More than half of Americans fear they will not be able to pay for health care Data shows health care affordability has declined across several demographic groups, especially among young adults and women
Questions grow about the leadership of interim president Delcy Rodrguez in Venezuela The figure of the interim president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodrguez, loses credibility due to her lack of response to the problems of the population
Experimental fentanyl vaccine shows promising results They highlight that, if the vaccine meets efficacy standards, it could become a key tool in the battle against the opioid epidemic.
Oil reserves hit their lowest level in 43 years as Trump seeks to contain the rise in fuel prices According to official data published by the Department of Energy, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve was at a historic low
World Cup 2026: what is the favorite team of Venezuelans in the US? Generally, Venezuelans support South American teams, but they also feel close to those countries where they have family and friends.
Army veteran asks to free his wife detained by ICE and avoid her deportation The Honduran woman was arrested during an immigration appointment; her husband appeals to family unity
Army veteran asks to free his wife detained by ICE and avoid her deportation The Honduran woman was arrested during an immigration appointment; her husband appeals to family unity
Honeymoon at Trump hotel ends with ICE arrest and $80,000 debt A trip to fulfill a family dream ended in immigration detention and an economic crisis
Tucker Carlson reproaches Donald Trump for his inability to negotiate an agreement with Iran Tucker Carlson says Donald Trump's inability to negotiate an agreement with Iran shows the limits of American power vis--vis the rest of the world
Trump seeks to deport immigrants to one of the most dangerous countries in the world The measure would include refugees with judicial protection and raises alarms for human rights and security
State Department increases pressure on Cuba by sanctioning one of its state companies The State Department sanctioned a Cuban company for hoarding fuel with the aim of reselling it to private companies operating on the island
Robert Garca will investigate J.D. Vance for trying to divert attention from the Epstein files Democratic Congressman Robert Garca intends to investigate J.D. Vance for allegedly trying to divert attention from the Epstein files
We Dont Just Defend: We Build a Future of Literacy, Dignity, and Possibility For generations especially Black, Brown, and underserved familiesparents have been forced to do the work systems refused to do
We Dont Just Defend: We Build a Future of Literacy, Dignity, and Possibility For generations especially Black, Brown, and underserved familiesparents have been forced to do the work systems refused to do
Families of missing people in Mexico challenge World Cup siege hours before the opening A peaceful march brought together thousands of people in Mexico City to make visible the situation facing the country with more than 133,000 missing
Marjorie Taylor Greene reproaches Donald Trump for having plunged the nation into a deep crisis Marjorie Taylor Greene railed against Donald Trump for clinging to continuing war with Iran as inflation hits the economy
Secretary of Defense prepares the US army for any possible contingency in Cuba Pete Hegseth visited the US naval base at Guantanamo Bay and urged troops to remain alert for any action that arises in Cuba
I love inflation, says Donald Trump regarding the increase in prices in the US. Donald Trump surprised by declaring that he was delighted with the increase in inflation registered since his return to the White House
Families of missing people in Mexico arrive at the World Cup headquarters to protest and demand justice Searching mothers and relatives of victims demanded that the authorities not relegate these demands in the face of the international expectation generated by the World Cup.
The US has the military capacity to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but at a very high cost: Lloyd Austin The closure of this road since last March has strangled fuel transportation, a situation that has a direct impact on the pockets of families in the United States.
Republicans cool third fiscal plan and rule out new reconciliation law Senate Leaders Warn Relying on Future Funds Puts Key Defense Programs at Risk
There is a dangerous and concerted effort to prevent minorities from voting, warns Voto Latino Beatriz Lpez, executive director of Voto Latino, warns of the implications of the recent Supreme Court decision
Google has a plan to replenish the water consumed by its AI models and wants to implement it before 2030 Google announced a plan to return more water to the environment than its data centers consume and set 2030 as the deadline to meet it
ICE: The Mental Health Emergency We Can No Longer Ignore Across the nation, childrens mental health is deteriorating. Economic instability, bullying, and hateful rhetoric from political leaders worsen the stress
ICE: the mental health crisis that we can no longer ignore The government said it was looking for five people involved in illegal gambling. However, 105 people were arrested, all on civil immigration charges.
What does the withdrawal of the main hotel multinationals that operated in the country mean for Cuba? US sanctions against the military conglomerate Gaesa precipitate the departure of chains such as Meli, Iberostar and Blue Diamond
What to do if an airline files for bankruptcy after you bought your ticket Several airlines have disappeared in recent years. The steps experts recommend if your airline files for bankruptcy before your trip
Legislature must approve $35 million investment in community news Local journalism is part of the Californian social fabric. It must develop and innovate to improve the life of the community, instead of fighting to survive
What happens to your body when you stop having sex, according to science Stopping having sex is not a disease, but it can influence stress, sleep, desire and intimacy. This is what science says about its effects
Rubio accuses Cuba of terrorism and espionage for China; affirms that the island needs new leadership Marco Rubio defended keeping Cuba on the list of countries sponsoring terrorism, denouncing Chinese and Russian intelligence operations on the island
Latinos in Texas challenge immigration fear and seek to define the November elections Civil organizations and Democratic leaders are committed to mobilizing the Latino vote in a key state
Senator Van Hallen blasts Marco Rubio: Trump's foreign policy has become a total disaster The Maryland senator criticized Trump's foreign policy, the war with Iran, the situation in Gaza, actions in Cuba and other aspects
Mathematical model predicts the extinction of half of humanity by 2064 A mathematical model that managed to reproduce 12,000 years of demographic history projects that the world population could be reduced by half before 2064
This website tells you when the apocalypse arrives by tracking millionaires' planes A Los Angeles programmer tracks private jets with simple and disturbing logic. When the world ends, the rich will find out first.
John Bolton defines the agreement proposed by Iran to Trump as a great defeat for the United States John Bolton, former national security adviser, says Donald Trump is desperate to close a deal with Iran and that will hurt the US.
Newsom endorses Karen Bass in Los Angeles mayoral race Governor Gavin Newsom supports the mayor in her election campaign; poll shows close race between Bass, Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt
Newsom endorses Karen Bass in Los Angeles mayoral race Governor Gavin Newsom supports the mayor in her election campaign; poll shows close race between Bass, Nithya Raman and Spencer Pratt
11-year-old girl allegedly took her own life after being bullied at school in New York The minor's family assured that she was suffering from bullying, while the school offered psychological support to students and parents after the tragedy.
GKN Aerospace paid a fine of $900,000 for environmental violations in 2025 The Garden Grove company was found guilty in 2020 for environmental violations related to hazardous chemicals it handles at its facilities.
American children suffer impact of mass deportations promoted by Trump The current immigration raids have caused a wave of family separations
Canada delivers refugees to ICE after denying asylum at the US border Refugees say their mental health has been affected after being placed in the hands of federal agents of the Trump administration
US home prices rose in March According to a report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), real estate prices increased by 0.1% in March
Colombia discovers the first fentanyl laboratory operating in that country Authorities seized around 16 kilograms of fentanyl that were allegedly destined for Mexico and the United States.
'We don't want to disappear': Merchants from Placita Olvera ask for help to save their businesses and pre Immigration raids keep customers away from the historic place
Jorge D'Alessio admits to being responsible for his separation from Marichelo, but denies infidelity Matute member speaks out about his separation from Marichelo Puente and reveals if there is still a possibility of reconciliation
Chris Wright, Secretary of Energy, predicts that gasoline prices will fall, but not until 2027 Wright maintained that, although prices have begun to stabilize, uncertainty persists until the conflict in the Middle East is resolved
Hormuz blockade threatens inflation, food catastrophe, and plunging 32 million people into poverty Many poor countries have already started their fieldwork, but face a fertilizer shortage that threatens to ruin the 2026 and 2027 harvests
Canada exchanges its jersey with Italian fans ahead of the 2026 World Cup Italian residents were able to receive a Canada jersey after their team's elimination in the European playoffs
UN protects 40 new species in the face of global biodiversity crisis; alert for risk of extinction The agreement reinforces the message that the ecological crisis requires urgent and coordinated responses at a global level
Cuban government denies US embassy to import diesel for its electric generators The US embassy in Havana intended to import diesel for its electric generators, but the Cuban government rejected its request
Universities are concerned about the growing mental health problems of students University students identify factors such as balancing studies and financial obligations as the main drivers of their difficulties
The US Army will train Mexico's security forces for the World Cup The Mexican Senate is about to authorize the United States Army to train Mexican security forces to maintain order during the World Cup
The Postal Service one step from the abyss; Director Warns of Running Out of Funds in a Year The USPS director will request reforms that include changes to the pension system, health benefits for retirees, and greater financial flexibility
War in the Middle East threatens to unleash an unprecedented world famine: UN “This would take the level of hunger in the world to a historic record, and it is a truly terrible prospect,” warned Carl Skau
Mexico maintains humanitarian aid to Cuba and announces the departure of a new ship to the island Claudia Sheinbaum's government sends humanitarian aid to Cuba through the international mission called 'Convoy Our America'
Biden lashes out against Trump's immigration policy through a surprise speech Joe Biden asserts that the U.S. is a nation made up of immigrants whom Donald Trump should not deport as he is doing
How the historical rivalry between the US and Cuba was born Washington and Havana are experiencing a critical moment due to Trump's pressures and the chronic Cuban crisis. The enmity between the two countries has accumulated for more than 60 years
Elle Fanning revealed the reason why she created an OnlyFans account The actress said she opened an account on the subscription content platform as part of her research for a series
A group of protesters assaults a Communist Party headquarters in the city of Moron, Cuba A group of protesters attacked a Communist Party building in Cuba after a protest over high food prices and power outages
Every Iranian attack costs a fortune to the defense of the United States and the problem is not technology Shooting down each of the missiles fired by Iran in the Middle East has an astronomical cost that can hardly be sustained in the long term
Iran warns Trump that if the war continues there will be no oil to sell or produce Analysts report that the price of oil has recently surpassed $100 a barrel, driven by fears of a global oil deficit
War in Iran shoots up oil above $100 per barrel The rise comes after a week of military clashes between the United States and Iran
Iran launches a new missile attack against Israel after election of new supreme leader Iranian state television confirmed the attack and described it as the first major missile offensive under the rule of Ayatollah Mukhta Khamenei
Jennifer Lopez opens up about her divorce from Marc Anthony: 'It was very difficult' After years of her divorce from Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez shared new details about their separation
Were you fired? How to negotiate a good severity package We explain how to negotiate a fair severity package after being fired, based on your rights as a worker in the United States
Mike Pence assures that history will show that Donald Trump was right to attack Iran Mike Pence is convinced that Donald Trump was right to attack Iran; meanwhile, a Yale graduate professor warns that the US could be defeated
Miembro de la Guardia Nacional mato a su esposa tras dar a luz y luego se quito la vida en hospital de Alabama Kynath Terry Jr, de 19 anos, abrio fuego contra su esposa, Precious Johnson, de 24, mientras ella permanecia ingresada en el Baptist Health Brookwood Hospital
Affordable apartments in California: how housing lotteries work to rent or buy How affordable housing lotteries work in California: requirements and income needed in Los Angeles, San Francisco and the Bay Area.
Flights began to repatriate Americans stranded in the Middle East due to the war A group of Americans stranded in the Middle East managed to take off on the first charter flight arranged by the Trump administration
Young man with mental problems attacked a policeman with a shovel and was shot and killed 911 call reported that Rudy Martinez was acting erratically, but they never reported feeling in danger
Health cuts in Florida threatens access to HIV medications It is warned that around 16,000 of some 30,000 people affected by HIV could face difficulties receiving the necessary treatments
Expensive food, unaffordable houses, and medical expenses political: the 3 economic facts that are stifling Americans Although President Trump assures that the economy is on the right track, American families are still struggling with the burden of high prices
Linda Sanchez critica a Trump por deficit comercial record y presenta ley para frenar aranceles Congresista asegura que numeros de propio Departamento de Comercio exponen el fracaso de politica comercial de Trump
'It's an atrocity that in such a rich country we have people on the streets,' Barack Obama acknowledges Barack Obama is concerned to see so many people living on the streets in the United States
Jesse Jackson, the veteran civil rights leader and contender for the US presidency, dies at 84 The influence of the American activist for African American rights extended from the churches of the Deep South to the White House
Girona knocks out Barcelona and gives the momentary lead of LaLiga to Real Madrid Michel's team comes back at Montilivi (2-1), complicates Barca's fight for the lead and rekindles their European dream
An apocalyptic picture: More taxes to save healthcare in LA Voters divided over more sales tax in Los Angeles County to save healthcare and prevent the loss of thousands of jobs
Pumas come from behind to beat Puebla 2-3 and save Efrain Juarez's job Pumas UNAM overcame their bipolarity to come back from a 2-0 deficit and defeat Puebla 3-2 to remain undefeated and move into second place in the tournament
House of Representatives blocks Trump's tariffs on Canada; Six Republicans Join Democrats Although the vote could have limited effects, it represents an important political signal ahead of the upcoming midterm elections
Oil blockade: How long will it take for Cuba to collapse? As the US oil embargo on Cuba tightens, the country is rapidly running out of fuel
Fabiola Campomanes announces the passing of her mother with a moving message Through her social media, actress Fabiola Campomanes expressed her grief over the death of her mother
Fabiola Campomanes announces the passing of her mother with a moving message Through her social media, actress Fabiola Campomanes expressed her grief over the death of her mother
Financial warning signs that many Latino families are ignoring If you are Latino and live in the United States, some signs could indicate that you are in a financial emergency. We tell you what you should be aware of
Bianca Censori reveals that her connection with Kanye West began before his divorce from Kim Kardashian For the first time, Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, gave an interview and spoke about her relationship with the singer
US Implements measures to address substance addiction Trump presented the Great American Recovery Initiative as an effort to address the national public health emergency
Karen Bass said: 'We Are Ready to Resist' Los Angeles Mayor Gives Her Annual State of the City Report
Siding with the US is increasingly risky: Why far-right European parties are distancing themselves from Trump Trump's economic policies and policies regarding Venezuela and Greenland have become toxic elements for his European allies
At Club America, they doubt the racism against the children of Frenchman Saint-Maximin At Club America, many stories are circulating regarding the departure of Frenchman Saint-Maximin, and many claim that there was no racism against his children
Cuba will not be able to survive: 4 keys to understanding how Trump is using oil to pressure the island's governmen Trump's threat to impose tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba could trigger an unprecedented humanitarian crisis on the island
The Invisible Coup and Peter Schweizer's Conspiracy Theories Schweizer argues that both internal and external actors have exploited and manipulated migration flows to influence US politics
Who is Laura Fernandez, the young new president-elect of Costa Rica? Laura Fernandez Delgado is the new president-elect of Costa Rica.
Cuba denies hosting foreign intelligence bases The Havana government denied the most recent accusations from Washington and expressed its willingness to cooperate bilaterally
Trump's $2,000 dividend check funded by tariffs: how it would affect you, according to ChatGPT President Donald Trump proposes a $2,000 dividend check funded by tariffs: We asked ChatGPT what the impact would be on you
Catherine O'Hara had trouble breathing before passing away, TMZ reveals According to reported information, emergency services responded to the actress's residence around 5:00 am this Friday
Campaign helps Angelenos with their taxes for free One in five eligible people in LA are not claiming tax credits, leaving up to $579 million unclaimed
Trump announces tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba Trump signed an executive order allowing tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba, increasing pressure on Havana and its allies
US life expectancy reaches historic high, health authorities celebrate Experts point out that public health programs and medical advances have been key in improving longevity
Pastor turns his church into a food bank for immigrants affected by ICE raids in Minneapolis The church where Sergio Amezcua, of Mexican origin, has become a huge collection center where volunteers distribute boxes of food
Opposition politicians in Mexico suffer armed attack in Sinaloa Sergio Torres Felix, former mayor of Culiacan, congresswoman Elizabeth Montoya, and a bodyguard from the (MC) party were rushed to private hospitals
Who is Tom Homan, the 'border czar' that Trump sent to Minneapolis after the death of Alex Pretti Trump's envoy to quell the crisis in Minneapolis after the deaths of two citizens at the hands of ICE is known for his
Delusions, hallucinations, and extreme mood swings: postpartum psychosis, a medical emergency She woke up the third night after giving birth convinced that her baby was in mortal danger, hearing voices warning her about invisible threats
People with delinquent student debt will receive their tax refunds The federal government has paused forced collections on student loans, meaning people in arrears will receive their tax refunds
US The United States officially withdraws from the WHO without paying its multimillion-dollar debt. United States officially withdrew from the WHO, refuses to pay multimillion-dollar debt
US appoints Laura Dogu as mission chief for Venezuela Dogu's selection is no match. His profile combines fine diplomatic skill with a solid background in security and intelligence
How to Protect Your Mental Health in Times of Crisis Protecting your mental health is fundamental. If you are an immigrant living in the USA, there are some alternatives you can turn to for help
Immigration raids favor wage theft in Southern California, according to advocates Undocumented farmworkers are victims of wage theft, labor advocacy groups warned; farmworkers are afraid to report it to the authorities
Japan reactivates the world's largest nuclear power plant The Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility, the largest of its kind in the world, resumed operations for the first time since the Fukushima disaster
Billie Eilish lashes out at ICE and the Trump administration: 'We no longer feel safe' The singer raised her voice after receiving the Martin Luther King Jr. Beloved Community Award for Environmental Justice last weekend in Atlanta
Trump jeopardizes Gaza ceasefire plan after threatening Greenland He seems convinced that his negotiation style, based on pressure and personal gain, will once again prevail over traditional diplomacy
United plane's wheel detaches during hard landing in Orlando A United Airlines plane completely lost its front wheel during a hard landing at Orlando International Airport
“ICE agents are the ones breaking the law, not peaceful protesters”: Senator Chris Van Hollen The legislator stressed that, according to official ICE figures, around 80% of the people detained did not represent any threat to public safety
A Latina breaks new ground in container unloading Patricia Monterroso owns a company in a male-dominated industry in Los Angeles
A tax on condoms and cheaper childcare: China's plans to boost the birth rate Chinese consumers have to pay a 13% sales tax on contraceptives, but childcare services are exempt
Trump calls for leadership change in Iran amid mass protests against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's regime Khamenei and Trump blame each other for violence and deaths during protests
US kills Al Qaeda leader in Syria after attack that killed three American soldiers US killed an Al Qaeda leader in an airstrike in Syria linked to the ISIS ambush that killed three Americans in December
The historic meeting Delcy Rodriguez's meeting with the CIA director, the first high-ranking US official to visit V The meeting aimed to build trust and communication after the capture of Nicolas Maduro by the US almost two weeks ago
Trump Investigates Minnesota Governor and Mayor for Allegedly Obstructing ICE Actions Justice Department Investigation into Tim Walz and Jacob Frey for Obstructing ICE in Minnesota
Democrats propose law to prevent a war against Mexico Given the Republican majority, this initiative is unlikely to succeed, but it seeks to provoke a public debate on the issue
Atletico San Luis shattered the predictions by surprising America: 0-2 Atletico San Luis registered one of the biggest surprises of the Clausura 2026 by defeating the powerful America 2-0 away from home on a terrible night for the Eagles
The crisis tightens: fewer Americans enroll in health insurance due to rising costs Approximately 22.8 million people have selected an ACA plan, the first decline in four years at this point in the enrollment period
France registers more deaths than births for the first time since World War II France will register more deaths than births in 2025 for the first time since World War II, reflecting the fall in the birth rate
Apps to take care of your mental health You can download some apps on your smartphone to take care of your mental health. We'll tell you which ones are the most popular
More than 2,000 dead in Iran after crackdown on anti-government protests Protests in Iran leave 2,000 dead; first calls abroad made since the start of the demonstrations
Brooklyn Beckham has reportedly refused to speak to his parents without lawyers The eldest Beckham son has reportedly sent a cease and desist letter to his parents, demanding that all communication be through lawyers
After a year of resistance, activists look to 2026 with hope Support group members reflect on a 2025 marked by raids and deportations
After a year of resistance, activists look to 2026 with hope Support group members reflect on a 2025 marked by raids and deportations
Helena Moreno assumes office as the first Latina mayor of New Orleans Democrat takes the reins of the city amid a crisis of immigration raids and under the shadow of corruption investigations of its predecessor
Trump would leave ExxonMobil out of Venezuela because of “negative” comment from its CEO The president lashed out at the oil giant after comments from its CEO, Darren Woods, who described the South American country as....
White House reveals that Iranian leaders "called" the US and "want to negotiate" after threats Trump said the Persian regime is seeking a rapprochement, while he evaluates
Cleveland Guardians pitcher suffers traffic accident in Venezuela Venezuelan MLB player Carlos Hernandez fights for his life after serious traffic accident in San Felix
Marco Rubio warns that stabilizing Venezuela will require three phases overseen by the US. Marco Rubio anticipates that stabilizing Venezuela will take time and require three phases overseen by the US government
Doctors in Iran report hospitals overwhelmed after two weeks of protests As protests continue in Iran and authorities issue warnings to demonstrators, doctors told the BBC they are overwhelmed with the injured
Adrian Marcelo takes an indefinite break from comedy after rumors of separation The controversial Adrian Marcelo stated that he will remain active on his podcast, but will retire from stand-up comedy
How indestructible is the Doomsday Plane? The plane that must protect the president from a nuclear attack The Doomsday Plane is considered one of the safest planes in the world thanks to its ability to withstand a nuclear attack
Workers hold forum with California gubernatorial candidates Members of the United Service Workers West (SEIU-USWW) asked them to support immigrants and give them a voice at the decision-making table
2026 World Baseball Classic: What you should know about this great global event. Learn all the details of the sixth edition of the World Baseball Classic. This tournament will begin on March 5. Japan is the defending champion
Trump Administration to Buy $200 Billion in Mortgage-Backed Securities to Lower Mortgage Rates The Trump administration plans to buy $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities to lower rates: Will it really help affordability?
Maduro Falls: 3 Possible Scenarios for Venezuela After the United States Intervention Venezuela is in uncharted territory. The United States' intervention changes the scenario. A transition may be underway, but it is not an easy path.
What is known about the prisoners released in Venezuela after the US attacks and Maduro's departure The president of the Venezuelan National Assembly announced the release of detained political and social leaders. We tell you who they are.
Democrat Julia Brownley ruled out seeking reelection to represent California Democrat Julia Brownley surprised everyone by announcing she will not seek reelection as California's representative in the upcoming elections
Trump announces ground attacks against cartels; claims Mexico is controlled by drug cartels. Trump said the US will begin ground attacks against drug cartels and reiterated that these organizations
The United States could have control of Venezuela for years, Trump assures He affirms that oversight of that country will be prolonged and focused on oil extraction, while maintaining communication with Delcy Rodriguez
Who is Reza Pahlavi, the Crown Prince of the Shah of Persia who, from his exile in the US, encouraged Iranians to take t Appointed Crown Prince of Iran in 1967 during his father's coronation, Pahlavi is demanding the resignation of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei from exile.
Why did Trump choose Delcy Rodriguez and not Maria Corina Machado to govern Venezuela now? Why did Washington choose a self-proclaimed revolutionary
Why did Trump choose Delcy Rodriguez and not Maria Corina Machado to govern Venezuela now? Why did Washington choose a self-proclaimed revolutionary
UN's credibility, called into question again after Trump's military operation in Venezuela The action against Venezuela has reignited skepticism in the halls of the UN about its ability to curb unilateral decisions by major powers
Donald Trump warns that the United States will govern Venezuela for years Donald Trump assured that US control over Venezuela will continue for years until the South American nation is stabilized
'It's like one villain saving you from another villain': the conflict of Venezuelans who don't want BBC Mundo spoke with Venezuelans who identify neither with Nicolas Maduro nor with US President Donald Trump, nor with their policies toward Venezuela
Real Oviedo has gone 11 games without a win and is experiencing the worst run in its history in the first division The draw against Alaves confirmed the club's worst run in the top flight and leaves the Grupo Pachuca team at the bottom of the table in their centenary year
Ana Brenda spoke about the difficult health crisis she experienced During a trip to New York, the actress suffered a physical collapse due to an intense workload, which manifested as severe pain
The portrait of hunger in the USA is very different from the stereotype of malnourished children Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates that 13% of American households face food insecurity
Machado thanks the US for Maduro's capture and says she will return to Venezuela soon “January 3rd will go down in history as the day justice defeated tyranny.
“Venezuela will not have new elections” the White House rules out a quick call “Elections cannot be held. There is no way people can vote,” Trump said when questioned about the possibility of immediate elections
Information repression in Venezuela after Maduro's capture: 14 journalists detained Journalists were detained during the swearing-in of Delcy Rodriguez as interim president, denounced the Press Workers Union
Why Trump's actions in Venezuela could set a precedent for authoritarian regimes around the world Trump seems convinced that he sets the rules and others don't have that privilege, explains our international editor Jeremy Bowen
Trump suggests Sheinbaum is somewhat afraid of cartels controlling Mexico “We could be politically correct and say that she governs, but that's not the case. The cartels govern Mexico.
The world of sports continues to react to the capture of Nicolas Maduro Figures from football, Formula 1, cycling and Olympic sports speak out after the events in Caracas
Crisis in Venezuela prevents Leonardo DiCaprio from attending important event in California Actor Leonardo DiCaprio was scheduled to receive the Desert Palm Achievement Award but was unable to attend
FBI foils alleged ISIS-inspired terrorist attack in North Carolina An 18-year-old American man was charged with planning a knife and hammer attack against civilians on New Year's Eve
Gabriel Cichero and Eduard Bello see hope for Venezuela with the capture of Maduro Eduard Bello and Gabriel Cichero were some of the members of the Vinotinto who celebrated the fall of Nicolas Maduro as leader of Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro has already landed in New York 12 hours after his capture Nicolas Maduro and his wife arrived in New York after being captured in Caracas and will face federal charges in the U.S.
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Maria Corina Machado sends message after Maduro's capture: 'What had to happen is happening' Machado called on Venezuelans to organize after the US government captured Nicolas Maduro
The increase constitutes the highest annual total for the LAPD since 2015. On several occasions The department closed 2025 with 46 shootings and 14 deaths
Angelina Jolie assesses the humanitarian crisis on the Gaza border The actress traveled to the Rafah border crossing, a crucial gateway between Egypt and the Gaza Strip, to assess the situation
Earthquake projections for 2026: what geographers and seismologists anticipate What geographers and seismologists anticipate about seismic activity in 2026, which areas are at greater risk, and why earthquakes cannot be predicted.
Millions invested to search for and deport migrants in 2026 Trump's immigration offensive enriches companies that profit from the division and pain of Latino families
How the CJNG went from being an armed wing to a cartel designated by the US as a terrorist organization Its growth was not sudden, but the result of internal ruptures between cartels, poorly executed security policies, and a growing demand for drugs
In 2026: Latino voters are the undecided bloc that Democrats and Republicans will have to convince Latino voters have proven to be a complex electoral force and, not being a sociocultural monolith, have become an undecided bloc
The 10 events that shaped Latin America's political agenda in 2025 Donald Trump's pressure intensified in the world and especially in Latin America with a strategy of force that combined diplomatic, economic, and military measures
A Texas man pretended to provide ISIS support and was tricked by an undercover agent John Michael Garza Jr. brought bomb-making components to a meeting on December 22, but it was all an FBI sting operation
Cardi B responds to those who criticize her relationship with Stefon Diggs The rapper broke her silence after the wave of attacks she received in recent days, defending her new family and asking for....
The murder of Mayor Manzo and the extermination camp at Rancho Izaguirre marked Sheinbaum's 2025 The president of Mexico faced a serious violence crisis in 2025 that spread throughout the country despite efforts to contain it
Five air crashes that shook the United States in 2025: a year under investigation Air crashes in the US in 2025 left dozens dead, opened federal investigations and reignited the debate on aviation safety
Uruguay will be world champions in 2026, according to a former Uruguayan footballer Winning the World Cup is the goal that footballers should have, explained Jorge Fucile, champion of the 2011 Copa America
The massacres that plunged all of Mexico into mourning in 2025 The year 2025 ends as one of the bloodiest for thousands of families who, in different corners of the country, still await justice
Why the state of Sinaloa is considered “the cradle of drug trafficking” Sinaloa has been the core of drug trafficking production and operations in Mexico, where several of the most notorious organized crime bosses emerged
Trump orders lethal attack against Islamic State targets in Nigeria The United States recently designated Nigeria as a “country of particular concern” under the International Religious Freedom Act.
Vladimir Putin sends letter to Nicolas Maduro and reaffirms alliance in the face of US pressure. The content of the document was disseminated by the Venezuelan Foreign Minister, Yvan Gil Pinto, where he highlighted the tone of political support that Moscow maintains towards Caracas
I left Venezuela looking for the American Dream and ended up finding the Spanish dream in Madrid Venezuelan journalist Mirelis Morales recounts her attempt to legalize her status in the US and how she was forced to abandon the immigration process
A teacher has lost 15 students in the current school year because of the raids The drama and pain of a teacher who has seen her students disappear from classrooms in LAUSD
Russia and China criticize US conduct towards Venezuela In an emergency session of the Security Council, both countries expressed their support for Caracas
The US will garnish the salaries of delinquent student loan debtors in 2026 The Department of Education seeks to “protect taxpayers from bearing the cost of loans that borrowers voluntarily agreed to”
The reason Brooklyn Beckham blocked David, Victoria, and her brother Cruz is revealed Cruz Beckham revealed, through his stories, that his brother Brooklyn blocked their parents on Instagram
Sheinbaum confirms oil shipments from Mexico to Cuba as part of historic support The Mexican president says that the relationship between Mexico and Cuba is not something new and everything is done within the framework of the law
The decline of the United States and the “Trump Corollary” It is not surprising that the once world power is turning its back on those who were its allies in various parts of the world
New Honda Accord 2026: More Connected and More Efficient The model renews its offering with improvements in connectivity, comfort, and hybrid efficiency, maintaining the formula that has made it a standout sedan
The heartbreaking photo of a mother in Ecuador who was given the body of her baby in a cardboard box Ecuador's health system is in crisis and analysts estimate that it had a lot to do with the electoral defeat of President Daniel Noboa
Hunger in Gaza remains at “critical” levels two months after the ceasefire Gaza avoids famine for now, but 77% of the population remains acutely food insecure, in a context that experts describe as catastrophic
What is CZT, the amazing material that is generating a technological revolution Only a handful of companies can produce cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties
Dark Year, Time for Unity and Resistance Without unity, we will become an army of reformist zombies without political conviction
Immigrants Urged to Enroll in MediCal Before December 31 Supervisor Holly Mitchell Shares Resources to Prepare Communities for Upcoming Changes
US launches very serious retaliation against Syria against Syria after attack The The Pentagon specified that US fighter jets, attack helicopters, and artillery struck more than 70 targets in central Syria as part of the major military operation.
Volkswagen has found the formula for affordable electric vehicles After years of adjustments and costly learning, Volkswagen claims to have solved one of the industry's great enigmas: how to manufacture profitable electric vehicles
Two suspects in the murder of Ecuadorian footballer Pineida admitted to preventive prison Mario Pineida was murdered on December 17 in an apparent contract killing
The woman in the kiss cam scandal At a Coldplay concert, she accuses Gwyneth Paltrow of hypocrisy. Kristin Cabot, the executive who went viral in the Coldplay 'kiss cam' scandal about, spoke for the first time what happened at the concert
Civilian who disarmed the Australian shooter received a donation of one million dollars The Syrian citizen who confronted one of the shooters is considered a hero and was rewarded with a sum of money that was raised
USA Visa lottery suspended after attacks at Brown and MIT With the goal of preventing further attacks in the United States orchestrated by immigrants, President Donald Trump ordered the suspension of the visa lottery
USA: Masked federal agents weaken the rule of law Climate of anarchy and terror increases in abusive arrests of immigrants
Seahawks come back against Rams in the NFL game of the year Seattle, which seemed finished, doesn't settle for a tie in overtime and wins 38-37 to reach the top of the NFC
Last farewell to Mario Pineida: Barcelona SC bids farewell to its full-back after the crime that shocks Guayaquil Family, fans, and teammates mourn the footballer at Parque de la Paz Aurora while the investigation into the armed attack continues
Can Social Security benefits be garnished? This is what retirees should know Discover what debts can affect Social Security benefits in the U.S. and how to protect your retirement income from garnishment
Percentage of Americans Who Believe They Have Optimal Mental Health Falls to an All-Time Low However, experts explain that the growing willingness to talk about mental health could be a positive indicator
How Trump's 'total and complete' oil blockade can impact Venezuela's economy (and play against the U Trump's goal is to cut off revenue for the Maduro government, but some analysts believe the measure could deepen the economic crisis in Venezuela
Gustavo Petro recognizes for the first time that Nicolas Maduro is a 'dictator' The President of Colombia said he has no evidence that Nicolas Maduro is a drug trafficker as the U.S. claims.
'It seems like a city of zombies': the serious epidemic transmitted of viral diseases by mosquitoes that Cuba Dengue, chikungunya, and oropouche spread in a country hit by healthcare collapse, shortages of everything, and power outages.
Eaton fire victims ask SCE for $200,000 for families who are still displaced Dozens of residents say there's no Christmas spirit almost a year after the tragedy
La Opinion Hoy: Donald Trump maintains his campaign against drug trafficking by reclassifying fentanyl Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States.
Are laptops with 8 GB of RAM coming back in 2026? The sharp increase in RAM prices could cause manufacturers to return to the 8GB standard
Fire and explosion in North Carolina home leaves 11 firefighters injured The firefighters did not suffer serious injuries, although several presented bruises, concussions and smoke inhalation
Fatima Bosch receives a massive tribute in Tabasco and thanks Mexicans for their support The Miss Universe Organization (MUO) captured the moment on their social media, describing it as
Trump signs executive order to declare fentanyl a 'weapon of mass destruction' Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States, claiming the lives of nearly 330,000 people in the last five years
Ten years of the Paris Agreement: What has been its environmental impact in Latin America and the Caribbean? On December 12, 2015, an international treaty was adopted that was hailed as historic. Ten years later, how historic was it?
They suspect that the shooter who killed US military personnel in Syria was an ISIS infiltrator Two US soldiers and a civilian were killed in Syria during an ambush attributed to the jihadist group ISIS, also known as the Islamic State
“I absolutely support President Trump’s strategy on Venezuela”: Maria Corina Machado One of the central points of the interview was the situation within the Venezuelan Armed Forces.
Syrian government launches operation against the Islamic State due to attack against the US After the perpetrator of an attack against US soldiers was killed, the Syrian administration is trying to eliminate ISIS strongholds
Trump promises to respond to Islamic State attack in Syria Trump told reporters outside the White House. Shortly afterwards, he added from his platform Truth Social that Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa was “extremely angry and upset by this attack.”
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Kamala Harris and Ken Martin blast Donald Trump over the results of his administration Kamala Harris and Ken Martin blame Donald Trump for failing to govern properly and creating an economic crisis that is only getting worse
Liam Neeson reacts to the controversy for narrating an anti-vaccine documentary The actor sparked a wave of divided opinions after participating in a documentary that questions the legitimacy of vaccines. We tell you what is known
Two US soldiers and a civilian die during ambush in Syria, according to US government The attack occurred while the soldiers and the civilian serving as an interpreter were carrying out a
NATO Secretary assures that they are 'Russia's next target' Mark Rutte calls for increased defense spending, especially in light of the new US security strategy
Eaton Fire Victims Alerted About Unlicensed Contractors Five contractors who operated illegally in Altadena face felony charges
Nicolas Maduro must resign, says chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee The chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee urged Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to accept the results of the 2024 elections
NGO warns that Lopez Obrador's six-year term was the deadliest in Mexico's history& MUCD presented its official analysis of violence in Mexico, criticizing the previous president's
NPNA condemns violence in Louisiana: “A betrayal of those who propelled and rebuilt New Orleans” Organization accused that the ongoing “abductions” have generated widespread fear, keeping children out of classrooms and people out of their jobs
Liverpool deepens the crisis and leaves Mohamed Salah out of the squad Internal tensions and an uncertain future for their star player
Trump blames Biden for triggering the affordability crisis Donald Trump again blamed Joe Biden for allegedly causing the rise in fuel and energy prices, affecting millions
Alicia Villarreal responds to statements by her daughter Melenie Alicia Villarreal responds to estrangement from her daughter Melenie Carmona and asks to keep the conflict private
Hyundai renews the IONIQ 6 with incredible changes and details Hyundai has taken the IONIQ 6 to a new level after a deep update that improves its range, efficiency, design and technology
DHS encourages citizens to report immigrants to obtain affordable housing Through housingDHS encourages citizens to report immigrants to obtain affordable housingThe messages published this week by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have sparked strong controversy in the United States.
Trump threatens with 'serious consequences' to Honduras if presidential election results are altered The US president reiterated his support for the conservative candidates Nasry Asfura in the elections
Pope Leo XIV bids farewell to Lebanon with a mass before more than 150,000 faithful Thousands of people gathered in Beirut for the open-air mass presided over by Pope Leo XIV
United States and Syria destroy more than 15 ISIS weapons depots Central Command forces in conjunction with Syrian authorities located and destroyed more than 15 ISIS weapons depots in southern Syria
Company tows the cars of immigrants arrested by ICE in Charlotte for free A company in Charlotte tows the cars of immigrants detained by ICE for free to return them to their families and prevent them from losing their only means of transportation
Combating the fentanyl crisis in “America” (Part I) This analysis explains how US strategies depend on militarization and the possibility of military intervention in countries like Venezuela and Mexico
Kevin Mier, goalkeeper for Cruz Azul, has allegedly been sued for real estate debt Kevin Mier is allegedly facing a lawsuit due to problems with the owners of the house he rented, who are demanding payment of outstanding debts
Trump and Mamdani agree to work together for New York City The president and the mayor-elect of New York had a meeting at the White House that both described as cordial and productive
Arrestan a una pareja por contratar a 253 inmigrantes indocumentados para su negocio Una pareja de Michigan fue detenida por emplear a 253 inmigrantes indocumentados en su empresa de plomeria, segun autoridades federales
United States overtakes Mexico in the latest FIFA ranking Mexico dropped two places in the FIFA ranking and allowed the United States to move two places higher.
Trump confirms meeting with Zohran Mamdani in the Oval Office on Friday Trump revealed he will meet with New York Mayor-elect Mamdani in response to the Democrat's request days ago
Venezuelan doctor sentenced to 30 years in prison for criticizing Nicolas Maduro on WhatsApp Marggie Orozco, a 65-year-old general practitioner, was sentenced to the maximum penalty after being accused of
Police shoot and kill food influencer Michael Duarte in Texas during apparent emotional crisis Michael Duarte, 36, known for his popular cooking channel FoodWithBearHands, was shot and killed by a Medina County, Texas, sheriff's deputy
More than 2,000 flights canceled on Sunday, while Duffy warns it could get worse Over 2,200 flights were canceled on Sunday as nationwide air travel chaos worsened, with Secretary Sean Duffy warning the situation could deteriorate further.
