In an interview, the Secretary of State stated: "Why are we in NATO? You have to ask that question. Why do we send trillions of dollars and have all of these American forces stationed in the region, if in our time of need, we won't be allowed to use those bases?"

Achá spoke with Karina Yapor about the latest developments in the Iran war, as well as the latest attacks that President Donald Trump's Administration has executed against the Persian nation.

The State Department instructed its diplomats to convey Washington's concern to the government of Pedro Sánchez over what the cable describes as serious failures in the Spanish state's response.

Rubio detailed that the democratic transition in the South American country will take place through free and transparent elections.

​The Sandinista dictatorship has banned more than 27,000 processions since 2019, when it began persecuting the Catholic Church. During this season, it deployed up to 14,000 agents to monitor churches. Nevertheless, Catholic followers attended Mass regardless.

As part of its investigation, the EEOC requested contact data for university employees affiliated with Jewish-related organizations.

HarperCollins will publish the book in June of this year. It is 304 pages long and, according to the vice president, more than six years in the making.

The president reiterated that the central goal of the operation was to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons, and assured that the goal has been met.

La Nazionale, managed by the legend Gennaro Gattuso, was knocked out on penalties following an agonizingly hard-fought match, in which the Bosnians shouldered the offensive burden of the decisive encounter.

The legendary golfer made this announcement in a statement after pleading not guilty, requesting a jury trial and formally waiving his arraignment hearing.

The scandal was uncovered just days after Kristi Noem left her post at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

The ruling was issued by Magistrate Judge Richard Leon, who granted a preliminary injunction in favor of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the organization that filed the lawsuit.

Since the beginning of the war with Iran, the U.S. Embassy had warned U.S. citizens about staying in the Middle East, specifically warning about the possibility of kidnappings.

Woods, 50, refused to take a urine test after a breathalyzer test indicated he had no alcohol in his system.

The suit names the DOJ, FBI, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and FBI Director Kash Patel as defendants, and claims they engaged in a "retribution campaign" against perceived political enemies in the DOJ.

Police prevented Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa from accessing the church on Palm Sunday, citing security concerns. Israel imposed restrictions on gatherings at holy sites during the ongoing war with Iran.

Volatility is driving oil prices, which remain without a clear direction amid contradictory signals about next steps in the war.

The Conference Board's confidence index rose to 91.8 points from 91.0 in February, when it also rose. Economists had expected an initial drop to 87.5 points.

Less than a year after the Department of Government Efficiency abruptly suspended funding for transgender animal experiments, the National Institutes of Health decided to grant funding again to one such study.

Matthew Althorpe’s “hatred and violent extremism targeted all those who did not align with his grotesque ideology,” several Jewish advocacy organizations wrote after the ruling.