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The United States government prevented the CNN, MSNOW and Politico media from accessing the White House, as President Donald Trump threatened a day earlier. On Friday, the president posted on the social network he owns that “the media should not be able to constantly write or report fictions and lies when covering the president of the United States, the Trump administration or the United States of America!”, and threatened to extend the veto to more members of the press.

River lost 2-1 with Huracán at the Monumental and extended a streak of almost ten years without beating it in Núñez

Óscar Cortés opened the scoring, Tomás Galván equalized with a great goal and Lucas Blondel defined the match, which also had the injuries of Thiago Almada and Tobías Andrada

It's now official: they confirm when fall 2026 arrives in California, Florida and Texas

Check when fall 2026 arrives in California, Florida and Texas and discover the exact time of the September equinox in each state.

The mother who went viral for running barefoot (and winning) a race to buy her daughter's school supplies

The feat of this 47-year-old woman has contributed to fueling criticism of the country's economic and educational situation.

Justice will examine the legality of the use of the Port of Ceuta to host migrants

The National Court admits the appeal of a police union for processing and requests the complete file from Transport

6 examples that make Spain one of the countries with the most peculiar borders in the world

Spain has borders with France, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Andorra and Morocco, and some of them are especially particular.

Valencia targets Javier El Vasco Aguirre to avoid relegation

Javier Aguirre, former Mexico coach in the last World Cup, maintains the desire to continue his career as technical director. Despite the interest of the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) in integrating him into its management structure towards 2030, the Mexican has positioned himself as Valencia's main option to move away from the relegation zone in the Spanish LaLiga. “(El Vasco) has shown the same energy with which he saved Mallorca four years ago,” the Spanish club told La Jornada, after the first conversations between both parties.

Editorial: Cell phones: regulate with sensitivity

The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) reported that the National Council of Educational Authorities (Conaedu) reached a unanimous agreement to regulate the use of cell phones in classrooms starting next month. While in primary and secondary school the total restriction during the school day is proposed, at the upper secondary and higher levels each educational community will build its own rules.

Communities governed by PP and Vox continue to welcome migrant minors who arrived in Ceuta before the crisis

Castilla y León, Aragón and Extremadura rehouse children who arrived before July 30 in September and August, but sources from the Ceuta administration assure that it will continue with everyone in the coming weeks

The Prosecutor's Office investigates abuses and humiliations in the juvenile centers of Ceuta

Several migrant minors have fled the centers reporting physical abuse by staff, and the Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation

Pablo Mac Donough: “It doesn't bother me at all about qualifying for the Triple Crown”

At 44 years old, the leader of La Irenita prioritizes integrating the team with his nephew Matías and Polito Pieres, with whom he wanted to be a partner

Racing's great goals against Sarmiento and the tough clash between Cambeses and Marcos Rojo

In Avellaneda, Gonzalo Escudero opened the scoring, Maravilla Martínez scored the second and Nacho Rodríguez closed the score at 3-1

The US and Denmark announce an agreement by which Washington will assume "permanent control of the security" of Greenland

News of the agreement was confirmed by the Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen.

Trump announces agreement with Denmark to assume “permanent control of the security” of Greenland

The three-way pact includes a veto for enemy countries, according to the president of the United States. Its signature is scheduled during the United Nations General Assembly

BBC Exclusive | "I'm telling the truth": Diana of Wales's brother defends his claims that Charles III was "euphoric" after the princess's death

Charles Spencer claims in an interview with the BBC that he heard the then Prince of Wales tell him that they would forget the princess "very soon" after her death.

Uber is ordered to pay US$40 million to the family of a young woman who died in California after a driver abandoned her on the highway

The 23-year-old girl was returning home with a friend who vomited in the vehicle, so the Uber driver ordered them to get off in the middle of the highway.

The camps in the port of Ceuta hang the poster in full: “Thousands of migrants have had to sleep outdoors again”

The transfer to the port was marked by moments of tension, with stampedes and shots in the air to contain the crowd.

What are AI agents, the powerful systems that arouse the fear of experts

They are one of the ways to apply artificial intelligence in tasks of all kinds, but their ability to think of solutions and improvise is puzzling specialists.

Chaos and shots in the air: the relocation operation ends with thousands of immigrants returning to the beaches

The police transfer some 1,700 immigrants to the new facilities amid strong tension marked by a stampede, shots in the air and several injuries

Fifth division title for the Dodgers

The Los Angeles Dodgers secured their fifth consecutive National League West Division title and number 13 in the last 14 seasons by beating the Cincinnati Reds 8-2 yesterday. “It's something we're all very proud of, but we clearly understand that's not the end goal,” manager Dave Roberts said. With nine games remaining in the regular season, the two-time Major League champions (93-60) placed first in their sector with a solid advantage over their rivals. Other results: Pirates 7-4 Brewers, Tampa Bay 10-1 A's and Rockies 2-9 Padres.

Editorial: EU: provocation and deterioration

The United States ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, declared yesterday that “the Trump administration is using all available tools to combat the cartels and hold those who support them accountable.” It is inevitable to note the absence of obligatory formalism in official communications of this type: in a normal government that observes the institutions, a senior official would have said that the government he represents is using all legal tools against organized crime.

“You know and you keep quiet”: parents from Nacional Buenos Aires denounced gender violence and demanded that their children be heard

They questioned the institution's lack of responses to alleged complaints; school authorities denied the accusations

Argentines abroad want to vote

It is essential to disseminate and facilitate the possibility of voting outside the country; In 2025, only 5.6% of the voters voted

Why Putin cares about the legislative elections in Russia, even though there will be no surprises

There is no doubt about the outcome of this vote, but for the Kremlin it remains important.

"Hispanics feel betrayed": the message to Trump from Republican Congresswoman María Elvira Salazar in the midst of a wave of arrests and deportations

The Republican congresswoman, who is seeking reelection in a Hispanic-majority Miami district, questions the detentions of migrants without criminal records and warns that Latino voters who supported Trump feel betrayed.

An internal report from the Ayuso Government states that the commitment to the penthouse was not “sufficiently” explained

The Community agreed on a rent of 3,000 euros per month with Planifica Madrid before deciding to sell it, as stated in the transaction file.

The beach of bones: how Russia tries to forget the Soviet repression (but the evidence continues to surface in a lake)

In a remote Russian village built by Soviet prisoners, the bones of gulag victims continue to wash up on an artificial beach.

The Ayuso Government now recognizes that the 6.3 million penthouse was going to be used for “occasional accommodation of Community authorities”

No one has submitted offers to buy the property, so Planifica Madrid will put it back on the market this Friday

Softball team will search in Australia for a ticket to LA

The Mexican softball team achieved one of the two tickets available for the Finals of the WBSC 2027 Women's World Cup, where a place for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games will be shared.

Editorial: Ecuador: criminal surrender

The United States Southern Command reported the sinking of the fishing vessel Por siempre Don Carlos and the disappearance of its 25 crew members 140 nautical miles off the coast of Manta, Ecuador. With this action, 10 vessels have already been destroyed by US troops invited to the country by President Daniel Noboa with the supposed purpose of combating drug trafficking. Furthermore, the attack represents a worsening of the human rights violations committed by Washington, since in previous cases the crews were kidnapped, subjected to torture on American ships and then handed over to Ecuadorian authorities, who almost always had to release them due to the absence of evidence linking them to any crime. Now, either the tactic of murdering sailors has been applied – as was done systematically in the Caribbean and the Pacific – or it has been decided to hide the whereabouts of the fishermen.

Ayuso ignores the documents that prove the manipulation of the Ramón y Cajal waiting lists and insists on the “hoax”

The advisor to the Presidency will explain the purchase of the luxury penthouse

Independiente and San Lorenzo tied 1 to 1 on date 9 of the Clausura tournament

El Rojo was much superior in the first half, but did not finish it; El Cuervo knew how to take advantage of the chance they had to tie

Alexander Zverev's transformation: how he managed to win the US Open six years after collapsing

The German defeated Shelton and won his second Grand Slam title in three months: the US still has no men's major champions since 2003

"Employees are terrified": a former Anthropic researcher's warning to the BBC about the risks of AI and why it draws criticism

This comes after the head of the AI ​​company called for slowing development of the technology, citing "serious" risks.

Code red in AI: vertigo paralyzes technology companies and OpenAI suspends IPO

After several worrying incidents, Altman and Amodei advocate reducing the pace of model development. Trump responds by minimizing the risks and warns that the real danger is China

The exceptional cases of people immune to HIV (and what role they have in a possible cure)

Scientists are studying the rare few people whose bodies seem able to naturally defend themselves against HIV, in the hope of finding new cures.

The mathematics elite fears that they will be left empty of meaning in the face of advances in AI

Twenty-five Fields Medals and some of the world's most important mathematicians vindicate the importance of the human process of discovery beyond the results

Ángeles González Gamio: Story of a bell

The day after tomorrow at 11 pm, on the main balcony of the National Palace, President Claudia Sheinbaum will give the Shout. It is a ceremony that always causes emotion, particularly now that it is presided over by a woman. The culmination of the event is when the Bell of Dolores simultaneously rings and the flag of Mexico is raised among the !vivas! enthusiastic chants from the crowd that packs the Zócalo. Then, the National Anthem that everyone sings with enthusiasm and the fireworks show.

Editorial: BRICS: pragmatic multilateralism

On the first day of the annual BRICS leaders' summit in New Delhi, the bloc unanimously approved a joint statement expressing its "deep concern" about the war in the Middle East and urging maximum restraint, advocating a "multilateral approach" that respects national views. The statement also reiterated the commitment of member countries to a peaceful resolution of international disputes “through dialogue, consultation and diplomacy”, in addition to condemning the deliberate attacks that the United States perpetrates in Iran against “civil infrastructure and peaceful nuclear facilities under the full safeguard of the International Atomic Energy Agency.”

The methods that AI can use to kill us

The revelation last week by a former Anthropic worker about the risks that artificial intelligence could annihilate humanity is the latest warning about the dangers of this technology

Why the director of Anthropic, one of the large technology firms, calls for slowing down the development of artificial intelligence

The petition comes amid growing concern that AI models may become capable of causing serious harm around the world.

Who is leaving Big Brother on Monday, September 7, 2026, according to surveys

Five participants remain in the race heading into the final stretch; How was the panorama for the elimination gala where the positive vote prevails?

The hidden century-old mansion in Palermo, commissioned by Sarmiento and used by Carlos Thays, who seeks to recover its golden age

The comprehensive restoration of the property of almost 78,000 square meters and declared a National Historical Monument seeks to enhance one of the most unique buildings in this Buenos Aires neighborhood.

Judge Peinado summons Begoña Gómez this Tuesday to a preliminary hearing before opening oral proceedings

The magistrate, who communicated his decision this Monday, scheduled the appearance just 24 hours later and refused to question a witness proposed by the defense

The dilemma facing Europe after the first victory of the far right in Germany since World War II

The BBC's Europe correspondent, Katya Adler, considers that the victory of the far right in the state of Saxony-Anhalt is a warning signal for the EU and traditional parties.

The National Court assumes the investigation into the massive entry of migrants to Ceuta for “seriously attacking the territorial integrity of Spain”

The judge sees evidence of “criminal conduct allegedly committed abroad”: “Clear and undoubted management of the process has been evident from the Kingdom of Morocco”

"I have not seen what happened in Venezuela in Haiti or Pakistan": the disaster expert who warns about the challenges of reconstruction after the earthquakes

With more than two decades of experience in humanitarian assistance, Susana Raffalli assures that the scale of the damage in Venezuela cannot be addressed by NGOs or volunteers. Reconstruction requires the State.

"We live in a policy of cruelty that seeks to normalize things that we could not swallow before"

The author of "The Intolerable" proposes collective responsibility as a response to State violence.

The former president of Plus Ultra reiterates that he paid a 1% commission to the businessman friend of Zapatero to achieve the rescue

Julio Martínez Sola points out that he does not know what steps the former president took, nor did he follow up on them because his only interest was the “success” of the operation.

Stage 15 of the Vuelta a España is shortened due to extreme heat

The Vuelta a España had a new setback and yesterday's stage 15 was modified due to the extreme heat in Córdoba. The organizers shortened the route from 189 kilometers to 110 due to the high temperatures that were around 40 degrees; this with “the objective of protecting the health of the runners and guaranteeing the best possible conditions for the competition.”