This Is the New Rule for Obtaining American Citizenship That Has Already Taken Effect in the United States
The United States implemented a new rule and modifications to the citizenship process that took effect on October 20, 2025. These measures affect foreigners seeking naturalization who have filed their…
What Are Experts Saying About the Real Estate Market?
The data does not point to a real estate collapse, but rather a slow and steady increase in home sales and purchases. It also depends on where you buy your…
World Diabetes Day, November 14
World Diabetes Day was established by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) in 1991 in response to the rising number of diabetes cases worldwide. In…
Millions of Americans Could Pay More Than Double for Obamacare Plans in 2026
Millions of Americans who obtain health coverage through the Affordable Care Act (ACA), known as Obamacare, face a complex scenario: the monthly cost of their premiums could more than double…
Judges Order Trump Administration to Use Contingency Funds for SNAP Benefits
A day before funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) was set to expire due to the government shutdown, two federal judges ordered the administration of President Donald Trump…
US Senate Votes to Repeal Trump’s Global Tariffs on Over 100 Countries
The US Senate approved revoking the global tariffs announced by the Donald Trump administration against more than 100 countries in April, in a new symbolic action by the upper chamber…
Why Electricity Prices Keep Rising Unchecked in the United States
The sustained increase in electricity prices across the United States has hit the economy of millions of households, with electricity price hikes outpacing inflation in more than half of the…
Florida Governor and State House at Odds Over Property Taxes
Both the State House and Governor Ron DeSantis agree that property taxes are too high, but they fundamentally differ on the solution. This is one of the most important and…
USCIS Ends Automatic Work Permit Extensions
Citing the need to improve background checks to protect public and national security, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has ended the rule that allowed automatic extensions of the Employment…
More Prevention Against Fraud and Scams
A group of grandmothers formed a defense brigade to protect one of their friends, who had been a victim of fraud and scams and was stripped of her home. Continuing…
US Cancels Mexican Airlines’ Routes from AIFA, Less Than a Year Before World Cup
The newly built Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) and Mexican airlines overall took a hard hit when the U.S. government canceled all combined passenger and cargo flights, with 227 days…
Prevent Pet Poisonings During Halloween
Veterinarians warn of an increase in poisonings in dogs and cats from accidental consumption of candy, chocolate, and products containing sweeteners. Veterinary clinics report a rise in pet poisoning cases…
Manuel Mendoza: Don’t Miss the Play ‘Taxi’
Manuel Mendoza’s abundance of talent and love for theater has left an indelible mark through his success as a playwright and director of theater productions and telenovelas, thanks to his…
25 States Sue Trump Administration Over SNAP Benefit Cuts
The administration of President Donald Trump faces a new lawsuit, this time from attorneys general of 25 states, along with Washington, D.C., challenging the cancellation of food assistance or SNAP…
Trump Administration Has Deported Over Half a Million Undocumented Immigrants
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced Monday that more than 527,000 undocumented immigrants have been deported from the country since President Donald Trump’s return to office, in what the…
Raúl González Hid His Sexual Orientation for 30 Years Due to a Promise to His Father
Venezuelan host Raúl González spoke openly about the reason that forced him to hide his sexual orientation from the public. Ahead of the release of his book *The Truth Dies…
