Melania Trump Reveals She Was Debanked and Banned From Her Business Email Provider
The phenomenon of debanking is increasingly recognized as a tool of exclusion and censorship, impacting individuals and organizations worldwide.
Journalist Sets Himself on Fire Outside White House To Protest Gaza War
Samuel Mena Jr. set his arm on fire in protest
Harris se pronuncia sobre las críticas republicanas a las ‘señoras con gatos y sin hijos’
“Todos entendemos que esto ya no es la década de 1950”, dijo la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris en el pódcast “Call Her Daddy”, popular entre mujeres milénials y de la generación Z.
EU Court: Police Can Access Mobile Phone Data for Minor Crimes
The verdict comes after Austrian police attempted to unlock a suspect’s phone.
Private Helicopters Deliver over 500,000 Pounds of Supplies to North Carolina
Dozens of private helicopters are delivering vital supplies to isolated residents of North Carolina
WATCH: FEMA Employees Claim LGBTQIA People Should Be Agency’s Priority in a Disaster
A video shows FEMA employees discussing how "disaster equity" is the agency's new priority
Biden Sends Military Personnel To Aid Hurricane Relief
Biden will send 500 more troops with "advanced technological assets" to North Carolina to aid relief efforts
Su chofer de Uber chocó. Un pedido de pizza malogró su demanda
Una pareja demandó a Uber tras un accidente en el que resultaron gravemente heridos. Un tribunal de apelaciones dictaminó que habían acordado resolver las disputas extrajudicialmente al utilizar Uber Eats.
Hurricane Death Toll Climbs Past 230 as Communities Still Wait for Federal Help
Helene is now the deadliest hurricane since Katrina in 2005
Un año de guerra en Israel y Gaza, en imágenes
Siete fotoperiodistas de The New York Times describen momentos que han definido un año de guerra.