Donald Trump
Charlie Kirk's funeral will cause tension and extreme security measures in Glendale
Trump considers "illegal" the "pessimistic information" that American media about his administration
"I am a person who is very much in favour of freedom of expression," he said from the White House before describing the news as "97% negative." But he did not say exactly what he meant or give examples.
TikTok algorithm, key to the sale, in negotiations between the U.S. and China
After the fourth round of trade negotiations in Madrid this week, both powers reached a "framework agreement" on TikTok. The crucial point is to determine who controls, maintains, and updates the engine of the recommendations, one of the keys to TikTok's success in the United States (150 million users).
Who's Jimmy Kimmel and what are the keys to the controversy after he canceled his show?
The cancellation of the well-known humorist's Jimmy Kimmel Live! program has intensified the debate on freedom of expression and censorship in the United States.
Trump has threatened to withdraw emission permits from critical channels
"I've read somewhere that the channels are 97% against me, 97% negative, and yet I won easily in the seven key states (the presidential ones). 97% against me, they give me bad publicity and they only have a license, I'd say they should take their permission," he said on the Air Force One plane.
Trump's visit to the United Kingdom: a spectacular reception in Windsor and popular prostitutes on the street
U.S. President Donald Trump has today begun his second official visit to the United Kingdom, where King Charles III A has held a grand gala reception at Windsor Castle, while thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against the policies imposed by U.S. President Donald trump.
Four people have been arrested at Windsor Castle on charges of projecting photos of Trump and Epstein
Charles III will receive the President of the United States at his second state visit to the United Kingdom today.
News: Ground operation in Gaza, competition meeting and Trump in the United Kingdom
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
How to understand the declaration of genocide in Gaza, after what happened in Bosnia, Rwanda and Darfur
You don't need a minimum number of victims to carry out a genocide action one, and the way you commit murder doesn't matter either.
The U.S. has attacked a second ship from Venezuela on the grounds that it was carrying drugs
Donald Trump has reported that ships carrying cocaine and fentanyl and three people inside have been killed in the attack, while Nicolas Maduro has stressed that the country is more prepared for "armed struggle" if the US attacks Venezuela.
Trump has called Qatar a "great ally" of the US and urged Israel to be "very careful" with its actions
Doha is one of the mediators for the conflict in Gaza, where the largest US military base in the Middle East is located. The US Government claimed to have informed the Qatari authorities of the Israeli plan, but Doha denied receiving the warning.
NATO has made it a condition that Trump stop buying Russian oil to impose new sanctions on Moscow
Likewise, the US president has urged allies to impose 100% tariffs on China to take advantage of the Asian country's influence on Russia and end the war.
Erika Kirk, wife of Charlie Kirk, has promised to continue the legacy of her late husband
NATO has announced military exercises in the east after violating airspace
These new military actions' will begin in the next few days' and involve Denmark, France, the United Kingdom, Germany and 'other countries'.
Trump has claimed that the alleged killer, Charlie Kirken, has been arrested
The police released an image of the man they were looking for (a man in black) and offered a $100,000 reward for information.
The FBI has shown a video of the suspect who shot Charlie Kirk and is still looking for him
Authorities have recalled the importance of citizen cooperation, offering a reward of $100,000 for information leading to the capture of the suspect.
The Basque Government will set up tariff tables on steel, machine tool and automotive
In the absence of the 'last picture' of the tariff map, the Basque Government estimates that ACV exports to the US could cost an extra EUR 349 million, while sales could fall by around EUR 700 million, with GDP falling by 0.33%.
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot dead at a mass event
Kirk, a close ally of the President of the United States, has been shot dead at a massive event at a university in Utah, causing a huge uproar among the Republicans, at a time when political violence is escalating in the country.
Trump changed the name of "Department of Defense" to "Department of War."
The Pentagon last used this designation in 1947, when it replaced 'Department of Defense' as part of a more diplomatic strategy after World War II.
Trump has criticized Brussels' fine against Google and threatened to retaliate: "It's unfair!"
The European Commission has fined Google for engaging in abusive practices in the advertising technology (adtech) sector, apparently benefiting its services at least since 2014, to the detriment of other competition providers.