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Palm Beach Airport adopts Donald Trump's name

"A beautiful day," said a smiling Eric Trump on Fox News at the newly inaugurated President Donald J. Trump International Airport, a short drive from the Mar-a-Lago golf resort and family home.

Opinion

The Lancet and the price of academic Judeophobia

The retraction of a study on deaths in Gaza reopens the debate over The Lancet's editorial rigor and serves as a starting point for analyzing a pattern that, according to various critics, also extends to other international institutions such as the CPJ and Doctors Without Borders.

Opinion

NATO 0.0

NATO has not emerged stronger from the summit in Ankara. On the contrary, all its contradictions and differences remain.

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Politics

Trump on Iran: 'They want to make a deal so badly'

Hours earlier, the president had stated that he considered the 60-day ceasefire reached with Iran in mid-June to be “over,” though he indicated that he would allow peace talks to continue.

Politics

Under Secretary Elbridge Colby Says U.S. Will Use All National Security Resources to Confront Threats in the Western Hemisphere

The Trump Administration is placing the security of the Western Hemisphere at the center of its strategy, using all available resources — including military capabilities — to address threats such as drug trafficking and organized crime, Under Secretary of War for Policy Elbridge Colby said while representing the United States at the Conference of Defense Ministers of the Americas.

El dictador cubano Miguel Diaz-Canel (derecha) y el presidente del Gobierno español Pedro Sánchez

World

‘The Price of Sustaining the Castro Regime’: Report accuses Spain and EU of playing key role in survival of Cuba’s communist dictatorship

For decades, Spain has treated the Cuban dictatorship as an inconvenient debtor, a historic partner and a strategic business destination. A new report from the Juan de Mariana Institute argues that this policy has ultimately served as a financial lifeline for Havana: debt forgiveness, debt-for-equity swaps, public cooperation and institutional support—all while the island continues to hold political prisoners, engage in systematic repression, face a mass exodus and maintain an economy in ruins.

Un hombre camina por una calle oscura de La Habana, Cuba, durante el apagón general

World

Cuba, five years after July 11: An exhausted island amid power outages, economic crisis and increased political control

The latest collapse of the national power grid, which occurred Monday, July 6, epitomizes the situation currently facing the largest of the Antilles: a state unable to guarantee basic services, an increasingly impoverished society and a regime facing the fifth anniversary of the largest anti-government protests by tightening its mechanisms of control and repression.

Society

FBI arrests 113 active foreign spies

The agency made 4,800 arrests of drug cartel members, detained 850 people identified as planners of attacks or plots, and saw a 77% increase in criminal charges for cybercrimes.

Opinion

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of biology, but ideology has not been defeated

On June 30, 2026, in two identical rulings, SCOTUS did what the International Olympic Committee, most sports federations, and a large portion of the Western political establishment had refused to do for years: acknowledge that there are two sexes, that this difference is relevant to athletic competition, and that a state has the right to legislate accordingly.

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El presidente de la Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA), Claudio «Chiqui» Tapia, hace un gesto antes de un partido amistoso de fútbol entre Argentina y Zambia en el estadio La Bombonera de Buenos Aires, el 31 de marzo de 2026.

Sports

The FBI and the DOJ are investigating the AFA’s financial operations in the US in the midst of the World Cup

The investigation focuses on Claudio "Chiqui" Tapia and Pablo Toviggino, the AFA's president and secretary-general and treasurer, respectively, and their management of the organization and TourProdEnter LLC, producer Javier Faroni's company that handled commercial contract collections.

Opinion

Open letter to Dr. Marco Rubio

Following the capture of Nicolás Maduro, we Venezuelans—happy and hopeful—tolerated Delcy Rodríguez’s interim regime, trusting that, under the guidance of the United States, it would be possible to begin the path toward the restoration of democracy. However, that hope vanished after the earthquakes on June 24.

Politics

U.S. aid effort in Venezuela becomes the largest natural disaster response the United States has mounted this century

Following the devastating earthquakes that struck Venezuela, the Trump Administration launched a robust response effort to deliver life-saving U.S. assistance to the Venezuelan people. The operation, described as the largest U.S. response to a natural disaster this century, is the result of close coordination between the Department of State and the Department of War.

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Society

Historic record: 10.2 million Hispanics now homeowners

Young, supported by their families and with the dream of homeownership, Latinos are leading real estate demand. The largest growth in Hispanic ownership since 1975 establishes them as key to the future of real estate.

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HEALTH

Ictus, imagen conceptual. Angiografía (radiografía de vasos sanguíneos) de las arterias cerebrales. (Archivo)

Health

Stroke: Warning signs you should never ignore

Recognizing the symptoms of a stroke and taking action within the first few minutes can mean the difference between life and death. Specialists warn that prompt treatment reduces brain damage and significantly increases the chances of recovery.

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