U.S. leadership approval declines in most of the Americas
A new Gallup poll showed a broad drop in the country's perception. At a global level, the picture is different
Cuba blames U.S. for continued exodus but says it's open to receive more deportations
Immersed in a deep economic crisis, over 5% of the Cuban population has left the country in the past three years
US 'Swatting' Pranks Stoke Alarm In Election Year
Startled by nighttime pounding on his door, American political strategist Rick Wilson walked out in his underwear to find policemen with guns drawn.
Ukraine, Israel, TikTok: The Massive Aid Package Before US Congress
Here is a breakdown of the $95 billion package made up of four bills and some odd amendments that lawmakers are trying to attach to it.
U.S. resumes deportation flights to Haiti as chaos continues to engulf the country
The first flight arrived on Thursday. Migrant advocates criticized the decision
U.S. reimposes sanctions on Venezuelan oil sector citing electoral commitment failures
Authorities said the Maduro government has "fallen short" on moving toward free and fair elections
Venezuela scrambles to give assets it seized from ConocoPhilips to a local company
Venezuelan firm A&B Investments is set to partner with state-run PDVSA to run fields in the Orinoco Belt before U.S. sanctions go back in place
Arizona's Kari Lake tells supporters to 'Strap on a Glock' ahead of election season
Lake is campaigning for the Senate as a staunch supporter of Donald Trump
Voters in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico trust crypto but await further regulation by governments
Crypto exchange Bitso unveiled the results of three polls conducted in LatAm's largest economies
U.S. says new sanctions on Iran coming soon
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said that the United States will impose new sanctions targeting Iran, including its missile and drone program as well as the Revolutionary Guards and the Iranian defense ministry.
Venezuelan Leader Maduro Responds to Biden: 'If You Don't Want, I Don't Want'
"We're not a gringo colony. No one is going to stop us, gringos," said Maduro following the news
House panel finds Chinese government's role in U.S. fentanyl crisis
A report showed that Beijing is subsidizing the manufacturing of materials used to produce the lethal opioid
Most Americans Don't Think Trump did Something Illegal in his Hush Money Case
A new AP-NORC poll showed that about one third believe the former president committed a crime. Many don't think he can get an impartial treatment
Former top U.S. diplomat Manuel Rocha sentenced to 15 years in prison for being a Cuban spy
Manuel Rocha will also pay half a million dollars for conspiring to act as an agent of a foreign government
U.S. to reimpose sanctions on Venezuela due to 'lack of progress' on free and fair elections
The measures are set to be reimposed on April 18
Sleep Deprivation Grips the Nation: One in Five Americans Getting Less Than Five Hours
Figures from a Gallup poll show that Americans have been getting less and less sleep throughout the past decades. They are also more stressed
Young People Turn to Permanent Sterilization as Abortion Restrictions Rise, Study Finds
The trend accelerated since the Supreme Court overturned Roe V. Wade in 2022
U.S. Dispatches Last Flight to Rescue Nationals from Haiti Amid Ongoing Violence
The State Department said last week that flights are not scheduled to continue after Friday
Biden administration forgives additional $7.4 billion in student debt
The decision will impact some 277,000 borrowers. The total figure throughout his tenure now reaches 4.3 million people
Colorado Advocates Say They Have Enough Signatures to Put Abortion Rights on the Ballot
Abortion rights have taken centerstage in the national conversation following a ruling that banned it in almost all cases in Arizona
Lawmakers, Advocates Join to Urge Biden Administration Address Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti
The requests include extending and redesignating TPS for Haiti and stop interdictions and removals to Haiti by land or sea
Legal Battle Begins Over Arkansas' Bid to Restore Ban on Gender-Affirming Care for Minors
The Arkansas law, struck down by a judge, prevents doctors from providing gender-affirming hormones and other such treatments to anyone under 18
Nearly One in Four U.S. Teachers Experienced Gun-Related Lockdowns Last School Year
Most public K-12 teachers say they are at least somewhat worried about a potential shooting at their school. How Latinos are impacted by gun violence
Instagram Introduces Automatic Nudity Blur in DMs to Safeguard Teens and Combat 'Sextortion'
Social media apps have faced increased criticism for not doing enough to protect minors. Latinos are among the heaviest social media users
Arizona Republicans block attempt to repeal state abortion ban
The law has stirred national controversy as it criminalizes abortion in all cases, including rape and incest, the exception being danger to the mother's life
Iowa governor signs bill allowing for the arrest and deportation of unauthorized migrants
The law will go into effect on July 1 and targets those in the state who have been previously denied admission or removed from the country
Spaceland: Biden Woos Japan PM With Moonshots And Paul Simon
When you want to impress guests it helps to have moon rockets and superstar singer-songwriters on call -- and US President Joe Biden has both.
U.S. Seeking to Discourage Migrants from Crossing Through Area of New Mexico Known as 'The Graveyard'
A campaign called "No se arriesgue" (Don't risk it) has begun as crossings are expected to increase during the spring
Celebrating National Siblings Day With The Roldán Brothers, Seattle's Most Beloved Pair
From growing up playing together to facing each other in a World Cup Qualifying game, the Roldán's have always pushed each other to new heights
Most Latinos Support Citizenship Path for Undocumented, but Backing for Border Wall Grows
A survey by Axios-Ipsos also showed more members of the demographic favor sending all undocumented immigrants back to their countries or origin