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Trump says he will be charged Tuesday, marking first post-presidency arrest in U.S. history

If the 45th president is arrested, it will mark the first time in American history a former head of state is criminally charged

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First time Latino voters outpace non-Latinos in southwest states, Florida and New York

The eligible Hispanic population has become decisive for the results of the elections in several major states across the United States including Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New York and Texas

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Senior U.S. envoy Chris Dodd to visit Honduras as it considers cutting ties with Taiwan

Dodd’s visit comes days after Honduran President Xiomara Castro said her government planned to seek diplomatic ties with China, in part due to the country’s financial challenges and a $600 million debt it owes to Taiwan

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Russian jet collides with USAF drone over Black Sea 

The collision is the first time that a Russian and an American military aircraft have come into direct contact since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine more than a year ago

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Salvadoran president favored for reelection despite term limits, new poll shows 

Last September, Bukele announced that he would seek to get reelected after his term ends in 2024, despite the constitutional ban

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Honduras to seek diplomatic relations with China, cut ties with Taiwan 

If the Central American country ends its ties with Taiwan, it will leave the island-nation with only 13 remaining diplomatic ties around the world

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DeSantis: Ukraine war not a priority for U.S. national interests

DeSantis, who is being seen by many as a potential 2024 presidential candidate, commented on the major foreign policy question during an interview on “Tucker Carlson Tonight” on Fox News

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Mexican president claims his country "is safer than the United States"

The president's comments were in response to the U.S. State Department's recent renewal of its travel advisory for Mexico, warning travelers not to travel there

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Sens. Menéndez and Rubio resubmit law to defend Cuban trademarks stolen by Castro regime

"Any confiscation or seizure of assets by the Cuban regime is and always will be a criminal act that should not be rewarded by the United States government," said Senator Menéndez

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No U.S. prisoner exchange with Venezuela for California lawyer, despite rumors

The comments come after the Biden administration received a letter from an American detained in the South American country claiming negotiations were underway