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The group sees immigration and diversity as threats to their vision of the US. Their march produced a lasting image: a young Black woman surrounded by racists

The announcement ends 72 agonizing hours during which the candidate tested the patience of his own party as calls for him to withdraw continued to mount

The United States and Iran are intensifying their battle over a strait that is crucial to the global economy, and shipping companies fear significant additional costs for transportation

The Islamic Republic’s strategy of wearing down the US president’s patience is once again proving successful. In this second phase of the conflict, Washington’s options for exerting pressure on Tehran are increasingly uncertain

The president declassifies information, some of it already public and inconclusive, including CIA files on Venezuela. The Republican is on a crusade to cast doubt on the midterms, in which his party is widely expected to lose ground

The president’s revival of false claims about the 2020 election is the latest step in a broader effort to tighten voting rules

The secretary of defense’s announcement to screen soldiers’ male hormone levels is the latest sign of the Trump ally’s obsession with a virile military that leaves no room for women and minorities

El Mencho's stepson has built a compact structure with some of the strongmen who served the cartel's founder

A proposal that until recently remained on the political fringe is gaining visibility in Trump’s America, championed by figures ranging from the defense secretary’s pastor to ultraconservative influencers and leaders of the online manosphere

The representative is leading a Capitol delegation to the Panamerican Congress, a meeting in Montevideo of progressive leaders to address the challenges of Trump’s imperialism on the continent