Texas governor orders investigation into hospital for allegedly offering maternity tourism Greg Abbott orders an investigation into a public hospital in the entity for offering foreigners maternity packages guaranteeing US nationality.
Mike Johnson pushes legislative offensive to restrict birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling Johnson pointed out that they are already evaluating all options to stop what he described as systematic abuse of the immigration system.
The best US mega airports in 2026: which ones offer the best experience These are the mega airports that stand out for cleanliness, ease of movement, services and traveler satisfaction. If you don't know them, keep an eye on them.
Sheinbaum congratulates the Mexican National Team despite its elimination from the World Cup: They gave us a lot of joy The Mexican National Team was eliminated by England and failed to match what was achieved in the 1970 and 1986 World Cups, where they did reach the quarterfinals.
SeaWorld Orlando launches summer celebration with BBQ, music and fireworks SeaWorld Orlando launches Red, White & BBQ, a summer celebration with regional barbecue, beers, music, drones and fireworks
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
DOJ Vows to Go after Birth Tourism After Birthright Citizenship Ruling The Department of Justice will toughen investigations against networks that seek to obtain citizenship improperly
Millions of Americans look abroad for less expensive dental care In the United States, a visit to the dentist can be as expensive as a minor surgical operation. A dental crown ranges from $1,200 to $2,000 dollars.
The top-rated campgrounds in the US: how to find them and book online Recreation.gov allows you to search for campgrounds, parks and federal sites to reserve online. The official platform helps you filter and book safely
Although Trump and Cuba maintain diplomatic contacts, JD Vance issues a warning to Havana We want the Cuban people to be happy and successful. Right now we are talking to the Cuban government about how they could change," said Vance.
The trips most chosen by Hispanics in the US in 2026 have something in common Theme parks, family trips and getaways to Latin America lead the preferences of Hispanics in the United States during 2026
The 2026 World Cup begins with an unexpected boom in the US: 62.5 million fans The 2026 World Cup starts and the United States no longer sees soccer as an alien sport. Keys to the phenomenon and a new football generation
The Industries Where ICE Typically Raids the Most Workplaces Agriculture, construction, restaurants, hotels, cleaning and factories are among the sectors most monitored by ICE in labor operations
How the World Cup exposes the tense relationship between the three neighboring countries of North America The tournament takes place after a period of conflictive relations between the US, Canada and Mexico
What does the withdrawal of the main hotel multinationals that operated in the country mean for Cuba? US sanctions against the military conglomerate Gaesa precipitate the departure of chains such as Meli, Iberostar and Blue Diamond
Ivanka, go home: thousands protest in Albania against projects linked to the Trumps The tourist projects promoted by allies of the Trump family unleash rejection due to their environmental impact
Why Iberostar and Blue Diamond, two key hotel chains in Cuba's tourism industry, are abandoning operations on the island The US threatened with sanctions to all companies that had ties to the business conglomerate of the Cuban Armed Forces
Trump Government plans to stop immigration and customs procedures at airports in Sanctuary Cities The initiative would de facto paralyze air commerce and global travel to nerve centers such as Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and San Francisco.
The 2026 World Cup camps have been defined: Kansas City steals the spotlight with Argentina, England and Holland FIFA confirmed the operational bases and the United States will concentrate 39 teams; Kansas City emerges as one of the great centers of the tournament
How Sweden turned the right of access to nature into a tourism strategy The Allemansratten allows the responsible use of uncultivated land and today supports one of Visit Sweden's most ambitious campaigns
The cancellation of the Finalissima impacts the football business and raises questions about tickets, TV rights, sponsors, and fan travel.
How the historical rivalry between the US and Cuba was born Washington and Havana are experiencing a critical moment due to Trump's pressures and the chronic Cuban crisis. The enmity between the two countries has accumulated for more than 60 years
Washington man stabbed his mother and three neighbors who tried to help her The suspect was shot and killed by a Pierce County deputy as he continued attacking the victims
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
Researchers achieve the impossible and find one of the seven wonders of the world (Photos) Archaeologists found 22 blocks of the Lighthouse of Alexandria in the Mediterranean Sea and are making progress in its digital reconstruction after centuries underwater
Florida spends millions on an unexpected invasion already seen in streets and gardens: what to do if it arrives at your Florida faces an iguana invasion that has already cost more than a million dollars and is affecting cities, gardens, and public spaces.
US Virgin Islands: The Caribbean Territory Denmark Agreed to Sell to Washington In 1917, Denmark sold the United States some islands far from the Arctic that it was considered crucial for its security
SeaWorld Orlando turns up the volume in 2026: concerts, big artists, and international food SeaWorld Orlando's Seven Seas Festival adds historic concerts and international cuisine in 2026, with shows and artists from various generations.
This is the most expensive hotel in the world: $100,000 a night (Video) The most expensive hotel in the world is in Dubai: it has a suite for $100,000 a night, extreme luxuries, private services and unique views
The world's safest airlines for 2026 (and why they matter more than ever) Traveling in 2026 requires looking beyond the ticket price. What the ranking of the world's safest airlines reveals and why it matters more than ever.
Attention Residents! Disney World Launches Irresistible Deals: Parks Starting at $64 and New Benefits in 2026 Disney World revealed that its fan-favorite ticket deals are returning for Florida residents in 2026.
Gustavo Petro proposes rebuilding Gran Colombia Gustavo Petro proposes rebuilding Gran Colombia through a constituent vote. What is it about?
What is known about the prisoners released in Venezuela after the US attacks and Maduro's departure The president of the Venezuelan National Assembly announced the release of detained political and social leaders. We tell you who they are.
SeaWorld Orlando is giving away beer in January 2026 (the detail few know about) SeaWorld Orlando launched a secret promotion for January 2026 (free beer for those 21 and over). Days, times, and how to take advantage of it on weekends.
What the US requires to import and legalize a car Before you can drive and legally register your vehicle, it must comply with federal and state regulations related to safety, emissions, and documentation
New Year's in Miami and Orlando: what's open and closed on January 1st What's open and closed on January 1st in Miami and Orlando. Beaches, parks, shops, transportation, and services during the New Year's holiday.
The president of Fenerbahce, Edson Alvarez's club, was arrested for alleged drug use Sadettin Saran was arrested on charges of drug use. Reports indicate it was for cocaine use. Saran denies these accusations
Cristiano Ronaldo buys two superluxury properties isolated from people The villas acquired by the Portuguese player are located on an island in the Red Sea and can only be reached by seaplane or private boat
Will Santa Claus and a White Christmas survive climate change? As climate change warms the planet, snowy winters are becoming less common in Europe
Mikie Sherrill criticizes Mamdani for taking credit for “hosting” the World Cup “You may not know where the matches will be played, because they will be in New Jersey,” Sherrill stated, emphasizing that his state will bear the brunt of the organizing
Shakira breaks record with her residence in Central America The Colombian star sold out all the tickets for her three shows in El Salvador in less than 24 hours, cementing the success of her tour
People with tourist visas face more questions when entering the United States It is important to have your return tickets and the address of your destination on hand to avoid problems and save moments of tension
NPNA condemns violence in Louisiana: “A betrayal of those who propelled and rebuilt New Orleans” Organization accused that the ongoing “abductions” have generated widespread fear, keeping children out of classrooms and people out of their jobs
Trump's deportations have impacted California's economy and employment, according to UCLA The impact of mass deportations has altered consumption dynamics and generated disruptions in sectors where immigrant labor is relevant
Venezuela turns to OPEC to stop “aggression” by the United States Nicolas Maduro warned that the military deployment puts “the stability of Venezuelan oil production and the world market in grave danger”
American tourist found dead in Tobago and suspect arrested Christopher Brown, 43, of Colorado, was found dead with stab wounds in the coastal town of Castara, Tobago
The extraordinary story of the Egyptian who spied on Israel for 17 years (and whom Tel Aviv claims was a double agent) A novel and a television series turned the spy Refaat Al-Gammal into a legend and a hero in his country. But in Israel, they tell a different story.
Mexican cuisine celebrates 15 years since being declared intangible cultural heritage of humanity by UNESCO Gloria Lopez, president of the Conservatory of Mexican Gastronomic Culture, shares how Mexican cuisine achieved recognition by UNESCO
