Flooding persists in central and eastern US as West breaks heat records Torrential rains remain at risk from Tennessee to West Virginia, while intense heat wave breaks all-time records in the West
Heavy flooding in Missouri: more than 350 people rescued and the threat of new rains continues One woman died, hundreds of campers were evacuated by National Guard helicopters and authorities warned that the danger continues
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
Mother accused of letting her 20-month-old daughter die of malnutrition in Missouri A 29-year-old woman was arrested in St. Louis after authorities found her two daughters with severe signs of malnutrition.
Coast Guard helicopter crashes during training in Alaska: four crew survive The authorities confirmed that there were no deaths and opened an investigation to determine the causes of the accident.
Plane crash in Missouri leaves at least 12 dead The National Transportation Safety Board said it is gathering information about the possible causes of the accident in the city of Butler.
Giant tree crushes van with six children in Chicago during violent storms A day of severe storms caused massive power outages, flight cancellations and tornado warnings in several Midwestern states.
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
Defense Secretary invited a controversial pastor to preach at the Pentagon Defense Secretary invited a pastor who opposes women's suffrage to preach at the Pentagon
Senator Josh Hawley accuses Minnesota Attorney General of fraud and demands he be prosecuted Republican Josh Hawley demands prosecution of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison for allegedly benefiting from a multi-million dollar fraud
Killed a woman during an argument in Missouri and dumped her body in his neighbor's yard Ephron Long, 54, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Lindsey Smith, whose body was found in a home backyard
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
A major winter storm will affect the US and Canada with heavy snow and Arctic cold More than thirty US states will be on alert starting this Friday due to the passage of the winter storm
Law to Limit Trump from Military Attacks in Venezuela Fails This is a victory for the president who was outraged that some Republicans tried to tie his hands on a key foreign policy issue
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
La Opinion Hoy: A resolution to prevent Trump from using the military in Venezuela advances in the Senate By a vote of 52 to 47, a resolution to prevent Donald Trump from using the military in Venezuela advanced in the Senate.
La Opinion Hoy: A resolution to prevent Trump from using the military in Venezuela advances in the Senate By a vote of 52 to 47, a resolution to prevent Donald Trump from using the military in Venezuela advanced in the Senate.
The Corrido of Pedro and Homer: The Los Tigres del Norte song coming to The Simpsons The historic Mexican band Los Tigres del Norte arrives in Springfield with a corrido that will air this Sunday, December 28
Raw oysters linked to salmonella outbreak, infecting 64 people in 22 states Although the illness generally lasts four to seven days, some cases may require hospitalization
Trump plans to detain 80,000 immigrants in industrial warehouses: WP The strategy envisions simultaneous detention in at least seven large-scale facilities, each with a capacity of between 5,000 and 10,000 immigrants
Romantic letter that Travis Kelce wrote to Taylor Swift comes to light Travis Kelce revealed his most loving side in a letter he dedicated to Taylor Swift a few months ago, but which was only recently made public
Kansas City Chiefs sign agreement to move from Arrowhead Stadium Kansas Governor Laura Kelly called the historic announcement
They add Trump's name to the facade of the historic Kennedy Center in Washington DC The president took control of the iconic cultural institution last February and after a unanimous vote by the board, the venue now bears his name
Kristi Noem left congressional hearing for alleged FEMA meeting after questions about ICE The Secretary of Homeland Security was questioned about the detention of US veterans and other shortcomings in immigration operations
The Trump administration would eliminate the SAVE student loan plan The Department of Education announced an agreement that could mark the beginning of the end of Joe Biden's SAVE plan for student loans
Missouri couple accused of locking up, beating, and starving their three children in an “uninhabitable” hous Authorities discovered a home in extreme conditions, with no accessible food, filled with methamphetamine, and with evidence of confinement and physical abuse
Missouri mother arrested after threatening to kill her children during a TikTok live stream Elena Lujan made numerous death threats against her 3- and 7-year-old children while live-streaming on TikTok
