Hunter Biden acknowledges that being pardoned by his father was not a good sign for the US. Hunter Biden thanks his father for saving him from going to prison, even if his pardon tarnished his legacy as president
Senate Committee Holds Anthony Fauci in Contempt for Refusing to Answer About COVID-19 The resolution will be sent to the Department of Justice, which will decide whether to open an investigation against the former official.
Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times; Senate would seek to act against him Republicans maintain that Joe Biden's pardon eliminated their right to remain silent; experts question it
Fauci invokes the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times; Senate would seek to act against him Republicans maintain that Joe Biden's pardon eliminated their right to remain silent; experts question it
George Santos is fined for participating in a manipulated bet and is prohibited from operating on the stock market George Santos, a Republican expelled from the House of Representatives, was fined $35,000 by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission
Trump considers granting 250 pardons for the 250th anniversary of the US The proposal has not yet reached Trump, but it has already unleashed an intense race to obtain presidential clemency
Trump considers granting 250 pardons for the 250th anniversary of the US The proposal has not yet reached Trump, but it has already unleashed an intense race to obtain presidential clemency
Hunter Biden mocks Donald Trump by pretending to nominate him for the Nobel Prize for pacifying Iran Hunter Biden blames Donald Trump for ending the war with Iran at least 38 times without closing any agreement to corroborate it
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
What type of immigrants would the new rule affect when applying for the Green Card? The new USCIS memo leaves several questions open, but immigration lawyers recognize possible effects on millions of people
Survey: Electorates want solutions to resolve government corruption An overwhelming majority of voters consider corruption a serious problem and support measures that curb the personal gain of officials
The United States denies that Mexican governors have a special permit used for security cases The DHS indicated that the governors of Sonora and Tamaulipas have not been 'paroled', in reference to a special permit to enter the United States.
Trump pardons former congressman convicted of stock market insider trading Stephen Buyer regains his full freedom after being convicted of profiting from confidential data
Donald Trump mocks Hunter Biden as a Democratic presidential candidate Donald Trump used Hunter Biden as an example to showcase the Democrats for their process of selecting candidates for representative positions
Hunter Biden boasts that he has completed seven years away from drugs Hunter Biden claims to be a man who overcame addictions and put his life back together after almost ending up in prison
Susan Rice anticipates that corporations allied to Donald Trump will have to answer for their actions Democrat Susan Rice anticipates a complex scenario for corporations that chose to bow to Donald Trump's policies instead of rejecting them
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
Hispanic Caucus rejects more unconditional funding for ICE, but three of its members voted in favor While the CHC claims to reject unconditional support for the budget bill for ICE and other agencies, three of its members voted in favor
A Texas man became the first person executed in the US in 2026 Charles Victor Thompson was sentenced to death for fatally shooting his ex-girlfriend and her new partner almost 27 years ago
Kanye West publicly apologizes and links his behavior to a brain injury and bipolar disorder In a lengthy letter, published in the Wall Street Journal, the rapper, now called Ye, addressed his anti-Semitic comments and actions
Hunter Biden is accused of failure to pay child support Hunter Biden now faces a new lawsuit, this time for failure to pay child support and for refusing to spend time with one of his daughters
Donald Trump confirms that Sean 'Diddy' Combs asked him for a presidential pardon According to official information, Sean 'Diddy' Combs could be released from prison in May 2028
The chaotic and cynical “Trump doctrine” in Venezuela If the situation in Venezuela worsens, the question is what will happen to the Venezuelans whom Trump decriminalized here in the United States
Trump Administration Tried to Erase Records About Capitol Attack: NPR National Public Radio says Justice Department removed terms like 'riot,' 'riot,' and 'insurrection' from official documents
What is the Brooklyn MDC like, the detention center in New York where Maduro is being held The facility, located in the Brooklyn borough, has gained notoriety for the criminals it has housed and for its unsanitary conditions
Maduro and His Wife Indicted on Four Charges in the United States US Attorney General Pam Bondi Announces
Honduras declares the conservative Nasry 'Tito' the winner of the elections Asfura after weeks of uncertainty The electoral authority announced the result Wednesday afternoon, ending a process marked by delays and accusations of fraud
Famous singer calls Mijares a "cretin" after blaming him for the cancellation of her wedding Mayte Lascurain, from the group Pandora, held nothing back when speaking about Mijares, with whom she had a tumultuous youthful romance
Massachusetts man sentenced for murdering his wife and dismembering her body to make it disappear Brian Walshe was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife and the disappearance of her body
US denies interference in Honduran elections before the OAS despite messages from Trump “A social media post by our president expressing his preference is not election interference,” stated Michael Kozak
4 keys that explain Kast's resounding triumph in Chile (and what they say about the challenges he faces) Several factors combined to ensure Jose Antonio Kast was elected by an overwhelming majority. He won in every region of the country
Ukraine receives 114 political prisoners pardoned by Belarus Among those transferred to Kyiv are Lukashenko opponents Maria Kolesnikova and Viktor Babariko
Teen killed in Florida was lured into an ambush by one of her attackers, according to her mother The family of 14-year-old Danika Troy demands answers after her murder at the hands of two minors who lured her to a wooded area and then shot her
Republicans and Democrats criticize the pardon of Juan Orlando Hernandez; Schumer Accuses Trump of Hypocrisy US officials, several representatives and senators from both parties agree that the pardon of Orlando Hernandez is unjustified and problematic
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
Trump will pardon Juan Orlando Hernandez, former president of Honduras, convicted of drug trafficking The Republican also called on the Honduran population to support candidate Tito Asfura for the presidency of the Central American country
Letitia James insists on dismissing charges against her in response to "scandalous conduct" by the Trump admin James alleged that the charges were the product of
Fani Willis is replaced in the Trump case for alleged election fraud in Georgia A veteran Georgia prosecutor appointed himself to replace Willis in the open case against Trump for alleged fraud in the 2020 election
Who are the 'obligated voters' and how they might influence the Chilean presidential elections Who are the obligated voters and how can they influence the polls in Sunday's presidential elections in Chile?
