El Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos anunció la revocación de las visas emitidas al grupo británico de punk-rap Bob Vylan después de que la banda entonara un cántico de “¡Muerte a las Fuerzas de Defensa de Israel!” durante un concierto el fin de semana en Glastonbury, al suroeste de Inglaterra.

Twenty bodies have been found, including four decapitated corpses “hanging from a bridge” near a plastic bag of human heads, in a region of Mexico where factions of the Sinaloa drug cartel are suspected to be fighting each other, according to the Sinaloa State Attorney General’s Office.

Autoridades federales acusaron a más de 324 personas, incluidos 100 profesionales de la salud, por su presunta participación en un esquema de fraude al sistema de salud por $16,400 millones de dólares, el operativo más grande de este tipo de fraude en la historia del Departamento de Justicia estadounidense.

The Senate passed President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” on Tuesday after a marathon session of voting on amendments, with Vice President JD Vance issuing the tie-breaking vote.

The deal runs through the 2030-31 season and at $71.35 million marks the highest annual salary in NBA history.

Joby Aviation conducted the first test flight of its fully-electric air taxi, a major milestone in an effort to integrate airborne transport into existing mobility networks as early as next year.

Lululemon sued Costco in California federal court, alleging that the wholesaler sells “knockoff” sweatshirts, jackets and pants that unlawfully copy its products.

The U.S. State Department announced that the visas issued to the British punk-rap duo Bob Vylan have been revoked after the band led a “death to the IDF” chant at a concert over the weekend.

Carlos Alcaraz survived Wimbledon’s hottest-ever opening day although the Spaniard was far from his sizzling best as he began his quest for a hat-trick of titles.