Sotomayor Warns of 'Extraordinary Challenge' with Social Media Affecting How News Reaches Americans: 'We're Going to Lose Our Democracy'
Justice Sonia Sotomayor warned that the rise of misinformation on social media threatens American democracy.
Latino Officer Injured in Capitol Riot Calls on Voters to Defend Democracy Against Trump in New Harris Ad
"The oath that we took to defend our democracy, we take seriously," says Aquilino Gonell in the 30-second clip. "He [Trump] does not."
Almost Half of Trump Voters Will Refuse to Accept Election Results If He Loses: Poll
A recent study by the nonpartisan World Justice Project found that almost half of Trump voters will refuse to accept the election results if Trump loses.
Freedom Around the World Continues to Decline, and The Americas Are No Exception, Says Report
The latest edition of Freedom House's index showed that nine countries in the region saw a decline in freedom. The global outlook
Latin American Democracies Backslide for Eight Consecutive Years; El Salvador Witnesses Largest Decline
A report by The Economist delves into the reasons for the broad drop. Its analysis of different individual countries
Could María Corina Machado Still Run in Venezuela's Elections? An Expert Says There's Still a Chance
In an interview with The Latin Times, the deputy director of the Americas Program at the CSIS analyzed the country's political landscape
Democracy Worldwide Trending Downwards: Report
The Stockholm-based International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) said 85 out of 173 countries surveyed had "suffered a decline in at least one key indicator of democratic performance in the past five years".
Argentines to Vote Amid Economic Decline, Record Inflation and Financial Mismanagement
To avoid a runoff election on November 19, a candidate needs to win 45 percent of the vote Sunday, or 40 percent with a difference of 10 points or more over the nearest rival.
Clashes, Arson Mar Chile March To Commemorate Pinochet Victims
Leftist President Gabriel Boric joined the procession of some 5,000 people, according to the government -- becoming the first leader of Chile since the end of the dictatorship in 1990 to do so.
50 Years Later, Wounds Of Pinochet Regime Remain Fresh as Then
Two commissions created to study the dictatorship concluded that at least 38,254 people were tortured under the Pinochet regime, which lasted until 1990.
50 Years Later, Chilean Mothers Still Mourning, Searching For 'Disappeared' Sons
Decades after Pinochet's downfall and the arrival of democracy in Chile, the fates of only 307, out of at least 1,469 people have been determined.
Life Beyond North Korean Border: North Korean Defectors Tell All In Life Under Kim Jong Un's Rule
North Korean defectors share their stories and the many challenges they face when starting a new life in South Korea.
Taiwan Among 110 Countries Invited To Democracy Summit Hosted By Joe Biden, China Excluded
China angered as Taiwan invited to first of its kind Democracy summit that will be hosted by Joe Biden.
Taiwan Not Letting Guard Down, Aware That China Can Takeover At Any Time
Taiwan is making the necessary preparations in the event China executes some plan against the country.
WATCH: French President Emmanuel Macron Slapped While Out Greeting Public
The man who slapped the French President shouted a war cry.
Venezuela ‘No Longer A Democracy,’ Says Mario Vargas Llosa
The 78-year-old Nobel laureate has written several novels which deal with the nature of dictatorships, including "The Feast of the Goat" and "Conversation in the Cathedral."
Venezuela's Chavez hails "perfect" democracy, mocks tyrant image
An ebullient President Hugo Chavez on Tuesday hailed his comfortable re-election as evidence of Venezuela's "perfect" democracy and mocked his foes' depiction of him as a dictator.