Harris talks about economic opportunities for Latino men; Trump insults her
Kamala Harris advocates bringing more funding to community banks to help Latino men get loans, while Donald Trump voices a
McDonald's hamburgers linked to E. coli outbreak that sickened 49 people in the US
Several people were poisoned by E. coli for reasons linked to McDonald's quarter-pounder hamburgers. An elderly man died in Colorado
'Made in China' election merchandise floods US market
Despite the anti-China rhetoric of the US presidential campaigns, supporters of Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and former Republican President
FBI investigates US intelligence leak on Israel's attack plans on Iran
The FBI is investigating the unauthorized release of confidential documents regarding Israel's preparation for a possible retaliatory attack against Iran.
The US celebrates the release of a journalist who denounced corruption by the former president of Guatemala
The US Undersecretary of State for Western Hemisphere Affairs, Brian Nichols, welcomed the release of Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora,
Hundreds of people rescued in New Mexico after atypical floods
The governor declared a state of emergency due to the rains in New Mexico, which caused at least two deaths.
“We are not red or blue”: McDonald's says it does not support any candidate after Trump event
“Our doors are open to everyone,” the burger company responded to former president and Republican candidate Donald Trump's request to
Blinken visits Israel focused on de-escalating conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon
The US Secretary of State begins his eleventh tour of the Middle East in the last year, during which he
Trump's statements about security in Venezuela are “a half-truth” for electoral purposes, according to experts
Specialists in crime and political sociology in Venezuela confirm the decrease in crime figures, but clarify that this phenomenon responds
Republican congressmen in Florida call for a united Honduran opposition: “It deserves a better political class”
US congressmen María Elvira Salazar and Carlos Giménez have warned of the risk of Honduras following in the footsteps of