Alicia Civita

Cilia Flores, the wife of ousted Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro , is asking a federal judge to release her from a Brooklyn detention center so she can undergo cardiac treatment and await trial under extraordinarily restrictive home confinement in New York.

Americans who spend money on sports fandom shell out an average of $1,970 a year, according to a National Debt Relief survey of more than 2,000 U.S. adults cited by CNBC. But younger fans are spending substantially more, and many have gone into debt along the way.

The Trump administration offered Cuba oil and the possibility of U.S. investment in its crumbling energy sector during secret negotiations that ultimately collapsed under political pressure in Miami and resistance from Havana, according to an exclusive report by the

Mexico formally launched its 2026-2027 electoral process on Thursday, beginning preparations for a massive midterm election that will put more than 19,000 public offices before voters and help determine the balance of political power during the second half of President Claudia Sheinbaum 's term.

MIAMI - The city of Miami already had the rhythm. Now Gibson is giving the city nearly 600 guitars to turn up the volume.

President Donald Trump 's campaign-season economic pitch is taking the shape of a sprawling direct-benefits agenda: a proposed $5,000 payment for adult citizens if Republicans hold Congress, $500 Obamacare rebates before Election Day, new long-term investment accounts for children and a still-developing plan to subsidize some stay-at-home parents.

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks , the strongest films and series about 9/11 do more than revisit the horror of a single morning. They preserve eyewitness testimony, honor victims and first responders, examine the intelligence failures before the attacks and reckon with the wars, surveillance and divisions that followed.

The names read this Friday, in the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on September 11 memorialize the 2,977 people killed in New York, at the Pentagon and near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, in 2001. But thousands of additional victims remain largely absent from the public accounting.

For more than four decades, Mexico has remained in Julio César Chávez's corner.

Camila Fernández does not need to endure every betrayal she sings about to know how heartbreak should sound. Long before she recorded the pleas, recriminations, and emotional devastation of her third studio album, Una raya más al tigre , the Mexican singer received an unusual education in singing through pain from her divorced parents.