Human Rights
Miss Universe Sheynnis Palacios in "indefinite exile" from Nicaragua, Ortega regime accused of "cruel intentions"
Anne Jakrajutatip, owner of Miss Universe, confirmed that Sheynnis Palacios' relatives left Nicaragua
Anne Jakrajutatip, owner of Miss Universe, confirmed that Sheynnis Palacios' relatives left Nicaragua
Although some Republicans have vowed to support Israel, they have tried to pair passage of Ukraine aid to funding border security
The activist’s son said his father was ambushed at sea while returning home by boat after he met with a group of environmentalists
Former Disney actress and self-described “communist” activist Calla Walsh was arrested with two others on felony charges for allegedly vandalizing an Israeli company’s New Hampshire offices
The temporary ceasefire began at 7 a.m. local time and the first release of 13 hostages will be received by the International Red Cross for medical treatment
The embattled assistant public defender sent an email to her colleagues at the NYCDS apologizing for her actions, and the agency on Monday the agency said publicly, “we accept the apology,” prompting inaccurate reports that she would face no internal reprimand
The revelation adds a new twist to Oct. 6 reports that suggested the New York County Defender Service already made a final determination to retain Ruiz. The source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity said the matter remains under review.
Daniel Ortega’s regime in communist Nicaragua has freed 12 Roman Catholic priests who were imprisoned on several charges and sent them to Rome
Laura Correa, a young Colombian woman residing in Israel, shared her story in an exclusive interview with ADN América, where she talked about her service as a volunteer while her husband fights in the war
The Saturday event was sponsored by the Pensacola Dream Center, and was fashioned as a “Walk for Freedom"
Ukrainian institute official says that “after 2014, Crimea turned into a model of colonization measures for Russia.”