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
Citizens arrested, beaten, and detained by ICE seek justice Brian Gavidia and Javier Ramirez testify about their cases and hope for federal criminal accountability
Confidence in the Supreme Court falls to an all-time low, according to survey Public support for the Supreme Court plummets as political polarization grows over its rulings
New York judge rules that companies have the right to receive refunds for Trump's tariffs The judge also made it clear that he will be the only judge on the court to hear cases related to refunds stemming from the IEEPA
Maryland Governor criticizes Trump for increasing the cost of living through tariffs Wes Moore argues that President Donald Trump harmed the economy of families in Maryland with his tariff policy and demands reparations
Los Angeles Indigenous communities face a triple linguistic barrier in medical care Many immigrants don't speak Spanish or English, and health centers don't have interpreters available
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
Would you receive a refund of Trump's tariffs after the Supreme Court's reversal? The Supreme Court struck down Trump's tariffs, raising the question: Will there be refunds for businesses and families? Here's what the experts say
Governor of Illinois sends a letter to Donald Trump demanding return of millions of dollars JB Pritzker demands Donald Trump start distributing $8.7 billion raised through tariffs to citizens
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
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
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
Actress Livia Brito has been formally charged for making false statements It must be clarified that being formally charged does not mean she has been found guilty, but it does mean that a thorough investigation of the facts is required
Supreme Court authorizes new California congressional districts The judges authorized the congressional districts, approved in the November 2025 election; they can be used in this year's election process
Metro Los Angeles celebrates Transportation Equity Day with free rides Metro Los Angeles honors the legacy of Rosa Parks, who in 1955 refused to give up her seat on a public bus to a white passenger in Montgomery, Alabama
Lawsuit accuses hospital of discharging dentist who murdered his ex-girlfriend and committed suicide in Connecticut A civil lawsuit accuses a Connecticut psychiatric hospital of negligence after discharging a dentist who had expressed homicidal thoughts
Political Round: Leaders are lacking in the face of the war against immigrants In Los Angeles, the hunt for undocumented immigrants has not stopped; ICE operates by applying racial profiling
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
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
Child abuse in New York: mother accused of depriving her children of food and education for nearly 10 years A 64-year-old woman was arrested for allegedly keeping her twin sons, now 14, under house arrest for nearly a decade
Judges approve new district maps in California by Proposition 50 A three-judge panel approved California's use of new district maps in the elections; Republicans said they will appeal to the Supreme Court
Downey Mayor's Lack of Support Questioned in the Face of Attacks on Immigrants Claudia Marroquin Frometa is identified as a member of the MAGA movement
US Supreme Court upholds ban on transgender athletes on girls' teams The ruling would affect school and college competitions. It is argued that states must separate biological differences in sports
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
Maduro says he is 'fine' In prison in New York, according to his son While hundreds of Chavistas marched in Venezuela, the United States asked its citizens to leave the country
Stability versus legitimacy: the reasons the US entrusted the Venezuelan transition to Delcy Rodriguez The US ruled out Maria Corina Machado as an immediate option and opted for Delcy Rodriguez, a figure with operational capacity within the regime
Delcy Rodriguez dismisses the general who was in charge of Maduro's security General Javier Marcano Tabata, commander of Venezuela's presidential honor guard, was dismissed after the capture of Nicolas Maduro
Delcy and Jorge Rodriguez: the siblings who concentrate power in the new stage of Chavismo With Delcy Rodriguez as acting president and Jorge Rodriguez at the head of the National Assembly, the siblings emerge as the axis of power in Venezuela
Delcy Rodriguez assumes the role of interim president of Venezuela: how long can she remain in office? The Chavista leader will assume the position for 90 days, renewable, by order of the Supreme Court of Justice, and assured that she will govern “with pain, but with honor”
Delcy Rodriguez sworn in as president of Venezuela after the capture of Nicolas Maduro Chavista Delcy Rodriguez said she attended the swearing-in ceremony
The difficulties Delcy Rodriguez faces in governing Venezuela amid Trump's threats In the short term, Venezuela will be governed by Delcy Rodriguez, as long as she meets the expectations of the Trump administration
Venezuelan Baseball Now Has a Restart Date After Maduro's Capture Following the tense events in Venezuela, the local baseball championship had been temporarily paused
Trump warns Delcy Rodriguez that if she doesn't act right, she will end up worse than Maduro “If she doesn't do what is right, she will pay a very high price,” the president declared; while Rubio opens the door to dialogue, but with conditions
Who is Delcy Rodriguez, the Vice President of Venezuela whom the Supreme Court appointed as Maduro's successor? The Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela ordered that Delcy Rodriguez assume the head of state position due to Maduro's
What to expect in immigration in 2026 under the Trump administration? Deportations, limitations on Green Cards and citizenship are some aspects of the immigration scenario in the U.S. for the new year
Trump announced the withdrawal of the National Guard from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland The Trump administration has been waging legal battles to keep the National Guard in cities that oppose its presence
Will $2,000 tariff dividend checks be a reality in 2026? Donald Trump proposes $2,000 tariff dividend checks in 2026, but Congress, the numbers, and the law still cast doubt on their feasibility
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
What actions are concerning Trump's abuse of presidential power in 2025? Brennan Center for Justice Experts Analyze Presidential Actions and the Constitutional Challenge They Represent
Colombian soldier sentenced to 19 years in prison in Russia The 42-year-old man was found guilty of “participating as a mercenary in an armed conflict”
TPS for Venezuelans: for whom it will remain in force in 2026 A specific group of Venezuelans will retain TPS in the United States through 2026: these are the key dates and conditions
Immigrant couple is deported and forced to leave their 2-year-old American daughter Two-year-old Sofia was left in the care of her aunt Maggie Garcia, who quit her job to care for her niece
Supreme Court rejects Trump's proposal to deploy National Guard in Illinois Supreme Court blocks deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago area as part of his crackdown on immigration
Bristol, the city in the USA where abortion is legal on one side of the street and illegal on the other The state line between Virginia and Tennessee runs through Bristol's Main Street, but there's a big difference: abortion is illegal in Tennessee
Florida ends the year with a historic record of 19 executions Frank Athen Walls became the nineteenth inmate executed in Florida, bringing the state's record year-end death sentence
What Christian Nodal demands from Cazzu in the lawsuit he filed against her is revealed A judge detailed the lawsuit Nodal filed in Mexico against his ex for child support for Inti
Judge orders the release of Iranian detained for more than 5 months without apparent reason Hamid Ziaei was at risk of being deported to Iran, from which he escaped for criticizing the government
Long Island man sued his boss for forcing him to have sex at work for years A $100 million lawsuit accuses a former Saint Joseph Medical Center program director of sexual harassment
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
Supreme Court to review Trump's asylum policy The Supreme Court will hear the case on the arrival of an immigrant and how their asylum claim should be handled
The March of Generation Z mixed terrorism and demands for reflection It's time for the leadership of the Morena Party to be aware of the need to close ranks and remove those rotten apples
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
