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Trump has lifted tariffs on various agricultural products, including coffee, banana and meat
The decision is a change in Trump's usual attitude, as the president has defended the need for tariffs since the beginning of his term.
Trump said he's already decided what steps he's going to take in Venezuela, but he hasn't revealed what they're going to take
The President of the United States has stressed that "much progress has been made to stop the entry of drugs" and has replied that his country "will not be the Gaza of South America".
They have opened the US administration, putting an end to the longest closure in history that has lasted 43 days
U.S. President Donald Trump signed last night the law that puts an end to the closure of the administration. The budget is approved until January 30. The House of Representatives will have to approve full items by 2026 to avoid further closure.
Trump knew about Epstein's criminal behavior and spent "several hours" with one of the victims
In connection with the Epstein case, Democratic lawmakers have brought undisclosed emails to the U.S. Congress showing information about Trump.
The Senate has approved the reopening of the U.S. government following a split among Democrats
The funding package has made it possible to unblock the longest 41-day government shutdown in the country's history, with the support of eight Democratic senators, causing a severe internal crisis in the party.
Trump has threatened to sue the BBC for $1 billion
BBC President Samir Shah has stated that the network is prepared for any stage, but has apologized to the British Parliament and acknowledged that there have been "errors of judgement" in the edition of the documentary.
They have reached an agreement to reopen the federal government in the US Senate after five weeks closed
Eight Democratic senators have joined the Republicans in unblocking the measure, which will allow more than 4,000 federal workers to return to work and fund the administration until January 2026.
The United States and Russia have revived the nuclear cold war: countries with nuclear test targets and nuclear weapons
Like Trump, Putin has fueled the nuclear threat after more than three decades of interruption. Russia last conducted nuclear tests in 1990 and the United States in 1992.
Why is the United States Government closed for 40 days? Keys to historic closure
The closure of the United States Federal Government has reached its historic 40-day mark, leaving hundreds of thousands of public employees without pay and suspending basic services, leaving social benefits unpaid and air traffic collapsed.
At least four dead and 11 wounded in a car crash in Florida, followed by police
Chased by a police car, a 22-year-old driver has collided with a popular bar in the LGBTQ community in the city of Tampa, where he has been arrested.
Trump has met with Orban to discuss Russian oil and economic cooperation
On the other hand, Zelensky said he doesn't know what Trump means when he says they're taking "significant steps" to end the conflict.
Tesla's shareholders will pay Musk $1 trillion. What does that amount mean?
It's a number that has broken every record, and Musk has become the first billionaire on the planet.
The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the removal of gender identity from the passport
This being the case, the choice of "X" should henceforth be deleted in the box corresponding to the genus and marked the sex assigned at birth.
Putin calls on his government partners to consider resuming nuclear tests
The announcement comes after Donald Trump raised the possibility of conducting nuclear weapons tests. The Russian president said his country strictly complies with his policy of not doing those tests "while other countries do the same."
The judge in the case, Pablo Ibar, has decided to keep the identity of the new witness secret
It is 31 years since the murder of the owner of a nightclub and two of its employees. Ibar was found guilty of the three murders and was sentenced to life imprisonment for the crime, although he claims to be innocent.
News: the victory of Zohran Mamdani in New York, the verdict against the Donostiarra masseur and Dani Alvarez will receive the Basque Journalists Award
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Dick Cheney, former vice president of the United States, died at the age of 84
George W. Bush's number two administration also headed the Department of Defense, eta once one of the pillars of the Republican Party.
Zohran Mamdani, a man willing to embody the progressive reform of New York
At 34 years old, Mamdani represents the Democratic Party's new wave of progress, multiculturalism, and left, and is a clear favorite to win this Tuesday's New York Mayor's election. Although he has no clear support from party leaders, he has the support of young people who turn left and thirst for social public policies.
Trump said he "doesn't think" the U.S. is going to war with Venezuela, but he doesn't want to talk about plans
"How can I answer a question like this? Is there a plan for an attack in Venezuela? Who would say that? If there were, do you think I would tell you honestly? Yes, we have plans. We have very secret plans." He said on the Air Force One plane. "Look, we'll see what happens to Venezuela," he said, and the Venezuelan government "sent thousands of people from prisons, mental institutions and drug addiction."
The Polisario Front rejects the UN resolution and proclaims the "right of self-determination" as a "non-negotiable" condition
The Sahrawi organization denounces that the proposal for autonomy "legitimizes the occupation of Morocco".