The White House denies that Susie Wiles advised J.D. Vance stepping away from social media From Washington it was ruled out that Donald Trump's chief of staff had suggested to Vice President J.D. Vance stepping away from social media
Court blocks Alabama electoral map for discriminating against African-American voters The judges concluded that the Republican map discriminated against certain voters and violated the Constitution
Trump Administration sues Harvard over treatment of Jewish students and demands millions The government is accusing Harvard of failing to protect Jewish students and is seeking to recover federal funds
Encyclopedia Britannica sues OpenAI for copyright infringement OpenAI is accused of carrying out a massive copyright violation by scraping protected content to train ChatGPT
More than $11.3 billion was spent by the Pentagon in the first six days of the war in Iran The first six days of the war in Iran have cost the U.S. billions of dollars without it yet winning the conflict.
Scientists believe they found an abandoned Soviet module on the Moon A small Soviet sphere touched the Moon in 1966 and changed the history of space exploration. Then it disappeared. Where is Luna 9?
Lily Collins will bring Audrey Hepburn to life in a film about 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' The star of 'Emily in Paris' will bring the making of the 1961 classic to the screen, based on the book by Sam Wasson
Two federal employees accuse the husband of the Secretary of Labor of sexual assault Shawn DeRemer, husband of the current Secretary of Labor, is accused of allegedly sexually assaulting two federal employees
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
Grand jury halts Trump's sedition indictment against Democratic senators Grand jury refuses to indict Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin over video the president called seditious
ICE expands surveillance and not only on immigrants Use of digital tools to track immigrants also allows monitoring of protesters and documentation of raids
Yasiel Puig found guilty of obstruction of justice and lying to officials Puig now faces a possible sentence of up to 20 years in federal prison
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
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
Democrats gain advantage heading into midterm elections as Trump administration wanes: Bloomberg The Democratic Party has a clear initial advantage in regaining control of the House of Representatives, according to analysis published in Bloomberg
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
FBI agent resigns after trying to investigate ICE agent in Renee Good's death in Minneapolis FBI agent resigns after trying to investigate ICE agent involved in Renee Good's death during Minneapolis raid
Kristi Noem Announces 10,000 Immigrant Arrests in Minneapolis According to the official, 3,000 of these arrests occurred in just the last six weeks as part of the so-called
Nick Reiner was under psychiatric care years before his parents' murder Nick Reiner was charged with the double murder of his parents, film director Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele
Enemies of God: Protests in Iran defy security forces despite reports of hundreds dead Doctors at two hospitals told the BBC that more than 100 bodies have been brought to the center in recent days
NGOs denounce massacre of hundreds of protesters in Iran Tehran says it will retaliate against US military and naval targets if attacked
Analysis: How the death of a woman at the hands of ICE in Minneapolis exposes the deep political divide in the US Multiple videos recorded by bystanders from various locations exist, but even the basic facts are being questioned
Warning about Russia's use of nuclear-capable missile in new attack on Ukraine Russia allegedly fired an Oreshnik missile, the same one it used against the Ukrainian city of Dnipro for the first time in November 2014
Trump says his morals are his only limit and dismisses the need for international law Trump says his only limit is his morals and says he doesn't need international law to guide US foreign policy.
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
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
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
The deaths of 24 Venezuelan security agents during the arrest of Nicolas Maduro are reported Tarek William Saab, Attorney General of Venezuela, announced that dozens of people died as a result of the operation to arrest Nicolas Maduro
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
Cuba confirms the death of 32 Cuban soldiers in Venezuela after Maduro's capture Cuban leader Miguel Diaz-Canel explained that the soldiers were
US says Cuba is “about to fall” without Venezuelan oil; Trump threatens Colombia Trump considered that the situation on the island is so delicate that a military action or an operation similar to the one carried out in Venezuela would not be necessary
US says Cuba is “about to fall” without Venezuelan oil; Trump threatens Colombia Trump considered that the situation on the island is so delicate that a military action or an operation similar to the one carried out in Venezuela would not be necessary
CIA insider helped track Maduro's location before his capture, according to the NYT Agents in Venezuela worked clandestinely since August 2025 and collected key data that allowed the US operation to be planned.
George Clooney responds to Donald Trump after criticism of his French citizenship Recently, George Clooney and his wife Amal were granted French citizenship after years of waiting
Maduro says he is open to dialogue with the US on drug trafficking In an interview with state television, the Venezuelan president also dodged a question about an attack in his country claimed by the US
Venezuela will strengthen military development this 2026 to defend it from imperial threats, says Maduro Maduro assures that this will guarantee “the protection of the homeland and irreversible independence from imperial threats and doctrines
Venezuela will strengthen military development this 2026 to defend it from imperial threats, says Maduro Maduro assures that this will guarantee “the protection of the homeland and irreversible independence from imperial threats and doctrines
CIA attacked a port facility in Venezuela with drones, according to NYT The operation reportedly targeted a dock believed to have been used by the Tren de Aragua gang to store narcotics
How Putin manages to maintain the loyalty of Russian oligarchs despite massive Western sanctions The Russian leader's policies have turned the country's ultra-rich into silent supporters of the war in Ukraine
Martin Scorsese speaks out about Rob Reiner's death in a moving essay The filmmaker called the deaths of Rob and Michele Reiner
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
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump's Plan to Remove Citizenship and Judge's Order Against ICE Check out this week's immigration news, including the plan to strip 200 immigrants of their citizenship per month and rulings against ICE
Government of Maduro calls new seizure of oil tanker in the Caribbean "robbery and kidnapping" The South American country warned that
Trump appoints Lieutenant General Francis Donovan as new head of Southern Command Major General Donovan is the current deputy chief of Special Operations Command, and will replace Admiral Alvin Holsey
The Brown University shooter died at least 2 days before being found The forensic report estimates that Claudio Manuel Neves Valente died on December 16 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
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.
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
Omar Garcia Harfuch detailed how his relationship with the White House is The Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection spoke for the first time with the international press about his relationship with the U.S. in the fight against crime
They reveal the cause of death of filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife Michele Singer Authorities release Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's records: multiple stab wounds
At what age should the first smartphone arrive? A study reveals worrying signs A study with data from more than 10,000 teenagers indicates that the age at which a first mobile phone arrives makes significant differences in health
Trump administration fired 8 immigration judges Some experts warn that the layoffs could have repercussions for the US judicial system.
Donald Trump gets upset with a journalist and disrespects her President Trump seems increasingly sensitive to questions from the press and once again insulted a journalist
2026 World Cup parking will be very expensive: this is what you'll pay If World Cup tickets are already expensive, parking is no exception: prepare your wallet for this hefty expense
New York City mayoral elections have the highest turnout in years Around 1.85 million New Yorkers had cast their ballots in the city’s mayoral election by 6 p.m. ET, marking the highest voter turnout in decades.
New York City mayoral elections have the highest turnout in years Approximately 1.85 million New Yorkers had voted in the New York City mayoral election by 6 p.m. ET
