Politics
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro is investigating the congresswoman's finances, particularly a correction to her financial disclosure forms that reduced her net worth by tens of millions of dollars due to an unexplained accounting discrepancy.
Politics
Luis Francisco Orozco
Trump suggested that the leaders could address trade issues and other international matters, adding that China would likely host the potential summit.
Politics
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
Alina Habba, a former adviser who served as Trump's legal spokesperson, accused Ric Grenell in front of the president of orchestrating a "pay-for-access" scheme. Grenell denies sending the message and calls the allegations "absurd."
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
The proposal comes after Trump has pushed for other changes to geographic names since his return to the White House in 2025.
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Just The News/Amanda Head
The nation has recently seen measurable fiscal and public-safety dividends already accruing from sustained zero-release months and large-scale removals, set against socialist polices projected to cost billions to trillions. In addition, more than 157,000 migrant children previously unaccounted for under the Biden administration have been located.
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Just The News
Many of the schemes involve fraudulent enrollments — called "ghost student" schemes — in which criminals use stolen personal information, including names and Social Security numbers, to enroll fake students using the stolen identities.
Society
Williams Perdomo
The Border Patrol recorded 98,708 apprehensions at the southwest border during fiscal year 2026, a 95% decrease from the annual levels recorded under the Biden administration. Additionally, September marked the 17th consecutive month without any releases.
Society
Diane Hernández
The Florida court found that there is sufficient evidence to link the former Cuban leader to a conspiracy to commit first-degree murder during the 1996 attack, which left four Americans dead.
World
VozMedia Staff
Regarding the prospects for a democratic transition in Cuba, Achá noted that contacts between the State Department and representatives of the regime in Havana could be part of a broader process.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
As part of his midterm election campaign tour, the president held an event in Wichita, Kansas.
World
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
The French president linked the wave of looting and riots to the global rise in fuel prices, while Washington and security analysts point to the far left and the collapse of the immigration model as the causes.
Society
Williams Perdomo
The head of the UNI union in Bordeaux and a National Rally candidate in the 2026 municipal elections has gained notoriety for her television appearances criticizing the protests that are paralyzing schools.
World
Alejandro Baños
The president and several ministers admitted that there was "a lack of foresight" when it came to stopping the violence or coordinating the response to the riots.
Politics
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
The president spoke to the press at the White House about the political situation in Venezuela, against the backdrop of bilateral negotiations and openness in the energy sector.
World
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
In an interview with The New York Times, the opposition leader discussed recent energy agreements and the possibility of a democratic future for Venezuela.
World
Diane Hernández
Dressed in a suit, though less formally than Lula, Bolsonaro stood behind his rival several times while he spoke to the camera, making gestures of denial.
Politics
Diane Hernández
Texas, Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut and South Carolina are moving forward with new stages of the electoral process ahead of Nov. 3, when Americans will decide control of Congress and elect numerous state officials.
Society
Israel Duro
A study by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America of more than 2,000 Hispanic registered voters in Texas concludes that messages about babies are the most effective at mobilizing this community to support a pro-life candidate. These are followed by messages related to the abortion pill, as well as proposals regarding conservative candidates' measures to defend life and the states.
Opinion
Israel Duro
The radical Democrat candidate, known for his loose interpretations of the Bible, always in service of his far-left views, tried to justify his support for abortion using the Holy Book, ignoring the fact that something as fundamental to a Christian as the Ten Commandments already makes his position clear: "Thou shall not kill."
Society
Williams Perdomo
The journalist and the network's lead international news anchor will gradually reduce the frequency of her program until it ends in May 2027. She will continue to report and travel the world for CNN until June of that year.
Economy
Joaquín Núñez
The executive made these remarks during an interview with The New York Times, in which he argued that these policies would help combat inequality in the United States.
Society
Diane Hernández
A low-pressure system off the Atlantic coast threatens to bring strong winds, dangerous waves and coastal flooding, while weather authorities warn of possible flash flooding in the southwestern part of the country.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
The candidate in question is Shawn Oliver, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor of Massachusetts, who faces four charges after crashing into five cars in New Bedford.
Society
Joaquín Núñez
The victims were identified as Cole Adrian, 6, and Nicholas Schafer, 35. The incident took place at the Stryker Sports Complex in northeast Wichita.
World
Alejandro Baños
The prime minister will seek to remain at the helm of the country for another four years, citing his handling of the conflict with Iran as his main selling point.
Opinion
Alex Traiman
The US president’s backing may influence more voters than conventional analysis assumes.
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The U.S. diplomatic mission in Saudi Arabia warned of possible flight cancellations and airspace closures, while a missile attack on a military camp in Yemen left more than 53 dead and more than 200 wounded.
World
Alejandro Baños
Mehrdad Akhlaghi replaces Aziz Nasirzadeh, who was killed along with Ali Khamenei on Feb. 28 during a U.S.-Israeli offensive.
Opinion
Robert Williams
Six years later, despite regional wars, those relationships [of the Abraham Accords] endure. The Abraham Accords produced something more valuable than a ceremony: a measurable change in relations between states. That is the standard by which presidential advisers should be judged.
Opinion
Jonathan S. Tobin
The prime minister is blamed for “losing” America. But even his defeat won’t reclaim support from a party that from Obama to El-Sayed has broken with the Jewish state.
Society
Alejandro Baños
The tycoon announced that he will fulfill his promise next year. SpaceX officially went public on June 12, 2026.
Society
AFP
The Orange County Fire Department reported on X that the Norte Fire had burned about 465 acres and that at least four homes were damaged in the upscale town of San Juan Capistrano, California.
Politics
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
According to the Puerto Rican government, this is the first time in history that the island's executive branch has formally submitted such a request to U.S. authorities.
Economy
Williams Perdomo
Hispanic-owned companies with employees grew by 49.5% over five years and generated $832 billion in annual revenue, according to a NAHREP report.
Politics
Williams Perdomo
The Democratic congresswoman from New York allocated the funds to a joint fund supporting the campaign of progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
Politics
Israel Duro
The Michigan Senate candidate, who continues to avoid clarifying his family's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, lashed out at "conservatives" for opposing this initiative in two old podcasts.
Society
Andrés Ignacio Henríquez
An investigation based on secret court documents and previously unpublished testimony from that time points to the possible involvement of an accomplice in the disposal of the murder weapon and the concealment of evidence.
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Society
Diane Hernández
A new study reveals that only 35% of U.S. educators feel truly valued at their school, while burnout threatens to drive thousands of professionals out of the education system.
Sports
Sports
AFP
Quarterback Josh Allen was instrumental in Buffalo's victory over the Las Vegas Raiders.
Sports
Alejandro Baños
One of the Sacramento Kings' key players was injured during a practice on Sunday, according to the team.
Sports
AFP
Drew Rasmussen was instrumental in Tampa Bay's victory. The Rays are one of five franchises that have never won a championship.
Sports
Alejandro Baños
With the Knicks defending their title, powerhouses like the Spurs, Thunder, Celtics and Pistons are gunning for a championship that will be fiercely contested.
Sports
VozMedia Staff
With a two-goal performance by Kylian Mbappé, Real Madrid defeated Sevilla FC 4-1 this Sunday at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
Sports
AFP
The Argentine star continues to shine and remains the leading scorer in this MLS season.
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Society
Diane Hernández
Robert Hall and Michael Woodford were recognized for developing models that help central banks and governments combat recessions, control economic fluctuations and respond to financial crises.
World
Diane Hernández
The Swedish Academy honored the 76-year-old poet and essayist for her innovative work, which combines classical tradition with new forms of literary expression.
Technology
AFP
Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai received the award "for the discovery of nonlinear effects and autocatalysis in asymmetric organic synthesis."
Technology
Diane Hernández
Francis Halzen, born in Belgium and affiliated with the University of Wisconsin–Madison, was recognized for his decisive contributions to the IceCube Observatory and the discovery of high-energy neutrinos from space.
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Society
Williams Perdomo
Forty-one percent cite inflation and rising daily expenses as their biggest concern, although 55% believe that achieving economic prosperity is still possible for their families.
Politics
Joaquín Núñez
Concerns over Beijing’s influence could become a significant factor in several of the House’s closest races.
Society
Williams Perdomo
Fifty-four percent of the Hispanic community prefers the term "Hispanic" to refer to the community as a whole, while 30% prefers "Latino."
Society
Williams Perdomo
If Latinos in the U.S. were an independent country, they would rank fourth among the world's largest economies, ahead of countries such as the United Kingdom, Japan and India.
Society
Diane Hernández
Spanish tops the list of searches by New Yorkers interested in learning a language, with an average of 4,680 monthly searches. Official city data also confirms its strong presence: nearly half of residents with limited English proficiency speak Spanish as their primary language.
Society
Alejandro Baños
Two Mexicans, two Argentines, one Panamanian, one Venezuelan, one Bolivian and one Spaniard are among the country's billionaire entrepreneurs.
Politics
Carlos Dominguez
46% of Latino and Hispanic travelers surveyed named Las Vegas as the destination they most wanted to visit in 2025. The city offers shows, artistic residencies, themed hotels, attractions for all ages, diverse cuisine and nearby excursions.
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Health
VozMedia Staff
Her story, more than two decades after that diagnosis that seemed to spell the end, has become a message of hope for others facing similar situations.
Health
Diane Hernández
The First Lady, alongside President Donald Trump, unveiled an initiative aimed at strengthening medical research, improving diagnostics and expanding treatments for diseases that affect women.
Society
Carlos Dominguez
Most of the increase in diagnoses can be explained by increased detection among women and adults and a lower threshold for diagnosis. A real increase in incidence, linked to parental age and maternal health, cannot be ruled out. In the studies reviewed, this factor carries less weight than the change in how the condition is identified and classified.
Health
Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón
"These medications can cause inflammation of the optic nerve, reducing blood flow to the optic nerve — which is essential for vision — and as a result, the person loses their sight," said Dr. Alfredo Melgar, an internist and director of nursing homes in Miami-Dade County.
Society
Williams Perdomo
The CDC reported 4,080 confirmed cases as of Thursday. Ninety-five percent of patients were unvaccinated or had an unknown vaccination status.
Health
Williams Perdomo
Shigellosis affects about 450,000 people a year in the country. The CDC found that the proportion of samples tested that were extremely drug-resistant rose from 0% in 2011 to 8.5% in 2023.
Society
Víctor Mendoza
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