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Russian drone and missile strikes leave nine dead in Kyiv in worst attack on Ukrainian capital since summer

1 day ago | english.elpais.com | Luis de Vega

Daily attacks and deaths in Ukraine are a harsh reality in the face of the lack of clarity in the indirect negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv, which provide no light at the end of the tunnel despite pressure from the United States. A wave of more than 200 Russian drones and missiles hit a dozen regions of Ukraine throughout the early hours of Thursday morning. The worst-hit was Kyiv, which suffered the largest attack on the capital since last summer.
US pressures Ukraine to cede Crimea and other occupied regions to Russia

2 days ago | english.elpais.com | Luis de Vega |Rafa de Miguel

The United States’ plans, in the form of a “final offer” to end the war in Ukraine, involve Kyiv giving up the Crimean peninsula, illegally annexed by Moscow in 2014, and the remaining territories in four other eastern and southern regions over which the Kremlin has been gaining control since the major invasion unleashed in February 2022. All this in exchange for Russia freezing the fighting on the front lines.
Camp Manzanar serves as a reminder to the United States of racist laws in other eras

3 days ago | english.elpais.com | Luis Pablo Beauregard

Camp Manzanar is located in a bucolic Californian landscape. From there, one can appreciate the imposing summit of the famous Mt. Whitney, one of the highest peaks in the United States. The area is attractive to those who enjoy mountain climbing, but the region is best known for having left behind an important historic lesson, after housing one of the internment camps that the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration created during World War II.
Citizens, residents, and even people outside the United States are receiving self-deportation orders: ‘This is unforgivable’

4 days ago | english.elpais.com | Carla Gloria Colomé |Andres Kudacki

Last weekend, immigration attorney Liudmila Armas Marcelo spent her time not just listening to — but above all, calming — many of her desperate clients who had received orders to leave the United States within seven days. Her phone rang nonstop. On the other end were people on the brink of a breakdown. One client’s blood pressure skyrocketed. Another’s son, who suffers from health issues, was severely affected. “People panicked,” Marcelo recalls.
‘El Pez’ and ‘El Fresa,’ the brothers at the head of La Familia Michoacana, the White House’s latest target

4 days ago | english.elpais.com | Pablo Ferri

Written in baroque letters, the inscription on the grenade launcher confirmed a peculiar friendship: “In memory of your friend Nazario Moreno FM 12-25-2005.” The date suggested the weapon was a Christmas gift; the initials, FM, pointed to an old criminal brand born in Mexico’s Central Pacific, La Familia Michoacana.
Supreme Court blocks Trump from deporting migrants under 1798 wartime law

6 days ago | english.elpais.com | Miguel Jiménez |Alex Brandon

The United States Supreme Court has ordered Donald Trump’s administration not to deport a group of at least 30 Venezuelan immigrants currently being held at the Bluebonnet detention center in Texas. Authorities had planned to transfer them to El Salvador using a law from 1798 intended for wartime — the Alien Enemies Act— to imprison them in Nayib Bukele’s high-security prison.
Dolores Huerta: ‘Trump is a fascist and his goal is to hurt and destroy’

6 days ago | english.elpais.com | Marisol Jiménez |Rich Pedroncelli

The tireless advocate for labor and immigrant rights turns 95 at a crucial moment for social awareness in the United States.
In search of the historical Jesus: More questions than answers

6 days ago | english.elpais.com | Guillermo Altares

Jesus of Nazareth, whose death in Jerusalem is commemorated by Christians during Holy Week, was a historical figure who lived and died 2,000 years ago. For millions of believers, he is also the son of God, who rose on the third day, and the founder of a religion that spread throughout the Roman Empire in a relatively short period of time. Most experts believe in the historical existence of Jesus, although there are immense gaps in the knowledge about his life.
The American dream is vanishing on the streets of New York

6 days ago | english.elpais.com | María Antonia Sánchez-Vallejo

Since the Trump administration launched its crackdown on illegal immigration in late-January, many garages in the Big Apple have been overwhelmed with idle food trucks. Ninety-six percent of the estimated 23,000 food vendors in New York City were born outside the United States, according to a recent survey. And around 57% of food vendors said they were undocumented (27%) or preferred not to answer (30%).
Trump’s popularity in his first quarter is lower than that of any other president

1 week ago | english.elpais.com | Miguel Jiménez |Erin Hooley

Americans do not approve of Donald Trump’s performance. The Republican is the most polarizing figure in U.S. politics in recent decades. He has returned to power with a thirst for vengeance, embarked on an authoritarian drift with abuses of power, and plunged the country into a trade war that is crippling the economy and threatening to drive up prices. Three months after his return to the White House, his approval rating stands at 45%, according to a Gallup poll.