ICE limits its more aggressive tactics; Agents will no longer be able to enter homes without a warrant. In addition to halting home raids, ICE has ordered a drastic reduction in arrests inside immigration courts
DHS orders thousands of employees to return to work despite ongoing shutdown The DHS has been clear in its warning to staff: those who do not report to work could face disciplinary action
Congo and the US sign agreement for the transfer of deportees from third countries Congo will receive deported migrants from the US under a temporary agreement; each case will be reviewed individually
Elon Musk offers to pay the salaries of Transportation Security Administration employees Billionaire Elon Musk proposes to pay the salaries of TSA employees out of his own pocket to avoid the chaos prevailing at airports
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
Democratic Senator presents bill to limit use of AI in the armed forces Seeks to prevent AI from making autonomous decisions to eliminate targets, and prohibit its use in mass surveillance schemes against citizens
Citizens arrested, beaten, and detained by ICE seek justice Brian Gavidia and Javier Ramirez testify about their cases and hope for federal criminal accountability
The White House is willing to increase body cameras for agents to facilitate the reopening of the DHS The partial shutdown of the DHS is beginning to affect daily operations, particularly at the nation's airports
Mexican politician from PRI is riddled in Guerrero, south of Mexico Claudia Ivett Rodriguez Estrada also served as community commissioner, making her a well-known figure in the Costa Chica region
Congressman in California leaves Republican Party to become independent ahead of midterms The legislator's departure reduces the party's advantage in the House. After the change, the balance of power is 217 Republicans, 214 Democrats
Mike Johnson asks Congressman Tony Gonzales to withdraw his candidacy in seeking his re-election Mike Johnson put a stop to the scandal involving Tony Gonzales and asked him to end his plan to be re-elected as senator for Texas
Congressman Tony Gonzales admits to having an affair with a married woman who then committed suicide Tony Gonzales, representative for Texas, admitted to having an affair with one of his staff members who, under social pressure, took her own life
Trump's attacks against Iran are unconstitutional The president acted unilaterally and unlawfully: without authorization from Congress and without any imminent threat to the United States
Migrant Force praises the initiative to achieve representation of Mexican immigrants in the House Migrant Force applauds the progress of the constitutional reform initiative to include eight seats representing Mexican immigrants in the US
Elizabeth Warren asks to refund consumers for tariffs annulled by the Supreme Court Senator Elizabeth Warren demands that money generated by tariffs annulled by the Supreme Court be refunded to American consumers
A woman will offer the Democratic response to Donald Trump's State of the Union address Abigail Spanberger, Governor of Virginia, will be the Democrat in charge of responding to the President's State of the Union address
Trump warns that proof of citizenship will be required to vote during the midterm elections Donald Trump would issue an executive order requiring proof of citizenship to vote during the midterm elections
Steve Bannon, former Trump advisor, criticizes White House decision on immigration agents in Minnesota Steve Bannon criticizes withdrawal of federal agents in Minnesota and assures that the strategy “is not going to work” while Homan announces reduction of operations
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
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
Hakeem Jeffries calls Donald Trump a “deranged scoundrel” and demands an investigation for racism Hakeem Jeffries demands investigation of Donald Trump after he posted a racist video and even describes him as a “deranged scoundrel”
House of Representatives passes bill to end government shutdown The bill to end the government shutdown passed by a narrow margin in the House of Representatives
The Republican National Committee is ahead of the Democrats by more than $80 million The Republican National Committee has become a fundraising machine and is already ahead of the Democrats by more than $80 million
The SBA excludes green card entrepreneurs from financing programs The SBA eliminated access to its multipurpose loan, one of the most used programs by small businesses
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
Democrats and Republicans reach an agreement to avoid government shutdown The agreement seeks to prevent the federal government from running out of funds and dispels the specter of a new shutdown that threatened to paralyze the country
Trump spent nearly $500 million sending the National Guard to several cities Donald Trump's strategy of deploying the National Guard to half a dozen cities in 2025 represented an expenditure of nearly $500 million
Senate blocks funding bill that would avert a government shutdown Government shutdown possibility increases after Senate blocks government funding package
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
Democratic senators demand the DOJ open a civil rights investigation into the death of Renee Good Legislative pressure arises after Deputy Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon refuses to investigate the actions of the immigration agent who killed Renee
ICE agent involved in Renee Good's death suspended Jonathan Ross, ICE agent suspended after killing Renee Good in Minneapolis; senators demand civil rights investigation into the case
Why does ICE need more money from Congress if it still has billions? Both ICE and other Department of Homeland Security agencies have billions of dollars unused from the 2025 special budget
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
House of Representatives approves Homeland Security bill, despite ICE abuses The news sparked dozens of criticisms, given that ICE is involved in controversial events, such as the death of Renee Good at the hands of an immigration agent
Congress reaches bipartisan agreement on healthcare, as new political clash looms over ICE Legislative leaders from both parties reached a consensus on a healthcare package that is part of a broad spending bill
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 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
Yellen calls the federal investigation against Powell "extremely chilling" In addition to Janet Yellen, various voices have criticized the investigation against Jerome Powell, accusing it of political overtones
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.
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.
Republican senator lashes out at Stephen Miller, senior White House advisor Republican Thom Tillis urges Stephen Miller, senior White House advisor, to become better informed about geopolitical issues or resignation
House of Representatives approves extension of Obamacare subsidies and puts pressure on the Senate The House passed extending Obamacare subsidies with bipartisan support, increasing pressure on the Senate to negotiate a deal
'Invading Greenland would be a colossal stupidity,' says Republican Senator John Kennedy Republican Senator John Kennedy warns that launching a military offensive to annex Greenland would be
Chuck Schumer warns of possible military action in Cuba and Colombia The senator expressed his alarm after meeting with Trump administration officials, and said he does not rule out further interventions following Maduro's capture
Thune rules out use of military force in Greenland amid growing geopolitical debate John Thune rules out any US military action to take Greenland, despite White House comments about its possible annexation
Pete Hegseth seeks to demote Senator Mark Kelly over video of “illegal orders” Kelly said Hegseth and Trump are trying to send a warning message to the military: “anyone who criticizes the administration will be persecuted”
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
Condemnation of attack in Venezuela: Congressional Hispanic Caucus and other Democratic leaders speak out against Trump Democratic leaders in Congress criticize the Trump administration's military action in Venezuela to arrest Nicolas Maduro
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
South Korean President apologizes for the Jeju Air plane crash that occurred in 2024 One year after the tragedy in which 179 people died, the leader assured that he...
The blows that women's reproductive health suffered in the US in 2025 National Women's Law Center presented a summary of the bills that prevented the right to contraception, as well as those who fought to achieve it
Trump creates “dangerous diplomatic vacuum” by firing 30 career ambassadors: Democrats Diplomats received phone calls notifying them, without further explanation, that they had to leave their posts and return to Washington
Democrats urge Trump to abandon the rule limiting Green Cards for those receiving public assistance Democrats say rule change opens door to penalizing those who previously accessed such programs
Schumer presses Senate for legal action against Trump administration over incomplete Epstein files Senator Schumer introduces motion to initiate legal action against the Trump Administration over incomplete Epstein case information and deleting files
Seizure of oil tankers in the Caribbean is a 'prelude to war,' warns Republican Rand Paul In addition to the seizures, Rand Paul criticized the attacks where unarmed people suspected of being drug traffickers have been killed
“Removing Trump's photo from Epstein's file was correct," the deputy attorney general defends. “The president is not involved in the decision to remove more than a dozen images featuring President Trump,” Todd Blanche stated
Republican Cynthia Lummis renounces the possibility of being re-elected as senator Cynthia Lummis ruled out the possibility of being re-elected as senator, joining four other Republicans who have opted for the same
Five dead in new US attacks on boats allegedly linked to drug trafficking With these two actions, the death toll from US bombings in the Caribbean and the Pacific exceeds one hundred
Could the Trump administration delete names from Epstein's files? Congressman Ro Khanna says no Congressman Ro Khanna told this newspaper that the Trump Administration would be committing an irregularity if it deletes Epstein's file names
Marco Rubio rules out seeking the presidency in 2028 if JD Vance runs “If JD Vance runs for president, he will be our candidate and I will be one of the first people to support him,” Rubio said in an interview with Vanity
Senate blocks Adam Schiff's project to have the Trump administration release video of attack in the Caribbean A new effort in the Senate to get the Trump administration to release video of attack in the Caribbean on September 2 failed
New tax benefits: how HSAs boost health savings in 2026 The Treasury Department expands HSA tax benefits; the Senate will vote on the Patient Care Freedom Act soon
Secretary Hegseth rules out making public second video of attack on vessel in the Caribbean Amid questions about violations of international law and human rights, Secretary Hegseth refused to release video of attack in the Caribbean
Millions of Latinos will pay more for health insurance and at least one million will lose protection The tax and budget law passed by Republicans canceled support for millions of people to have low-cost health insurance
Republican Representatives present bill to withdraw US from NATO A bill to withdraw the US from NATO would send shockwaves through several European countries whose security would be threatened
US US seizes oil tanker off Venezuela, escalating tensions with Caracas The operation further complicates PDVSA's crude oil exports and coincides with the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony awarded to Maria Corina Machado
Republicans and Democrats put Hegseth's work under deep scrutiny after boat attacks Investigations are increasing into the legality of the attacks that have killed dozens of people, with Pete Hegseth allegedly responsible
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
Chuck Schumer claims to have received bomb threats at his New York offices Democrat Chuck Schumer admitted to being baffled after receiving bomb threats at three of his offices in New York
Faith Winter, Colorado state senator, loses her life in a car accident A car accident cut short the political career of Faith Winter, Colorado senator, who lost her life at age 45
United States has killed 81 people in attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific: senators demand explanations A group of Democratic senators asks the Department of Justice to reveal the legal recommendation on attacks on vessels
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
Trump's plan to end the war in Ukraine faces strong Republican criticism Republicans Roger Wicker and Mitch McConnell disapprove of the plan Donald Trump proposed to the Ukrainian government to end the war with Russia
Donald Trump signs law ordering the release of Epstein files Trump accused Democrats of associating with the disgraced financier after signing the bill on Jeffrey Epstein's files
The Senate passed the measure to force the release of Epstein's files; it now goes to Trump's signature Congress acted swiftly Tuesday with bill that would force the release of the complete files of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Opposition in Mexico opts for violence as a last resort The Generation Z march in the Mexican capital, yet another effort by the right wing to avoid disappearing
Trump announces he will no longer support Marjorie Taylor Greene for complaining and being a raving crazy woman President Donald Trump has withdrawn his support for Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene, whom he calls a
Michigan legislators and community leaders criticize the harm to immigrant children Community leaders and legislators denounced how Trump's immigration policy is causing fear in immigrant families with children
The Department of Justice is searching for a subject who intended to attack federal prosecutor Alina Habba Authorities are searching for a man who entered the office of Alina Habba, acting US Attorney for the District of New Jersey, with the intent to attack her
Senate approves bill to reopen the government with the support of eight Democrats The Senate on Monday approved a Republican-backed agreement, supported by eight Democrats, to temporarily fund the federal government
