Human Rights
Golden State Warriors co-owner slammed for saying 'nobody cares' about Uyghurs
"I’m telling you a very hard ugly truth," he said, adding that "of all the things that I care about, yes, it is below my line."
Politics
Russia asks Brazil for international support as its economy crumbles
"As you know, Russia is going through a challenging period of economic and financial turbulence caused by sanctions imposed by the United States and its allies," the Russian minister said
Culture
Gender 'X': U.S. offers a new identity option in passports
U.S. offers a new option for applicants who do not identify as male or female
Culture
Nobel winner Desmond Tutu dies at 90, led fight against South Africa’s apartheid
Tutu’s battle achieved global acclaim and culminated with Nelson Mandela’s 1994 election as South Africa’s first black president.
Human Rights
Nicaraguan ambassador to OAS condemns Ortega's 'dictatorship'
McFields said he was speaking on behalf “of the 177 political prisoners and the more than 350 people who have lost their lives”
Politics
Pope Francis' most controversial quotes target free enterprise, reveal praise for Fidel Castro
From hammering Capitalism to praising Fidel Castro, ADN America compiles some of the phrases that have made the Pope Francis the darling of the Left
Culture
A growing number of Catholic bishops come out in support of Pelosi's excommunication
“This fundamental moral truth has consequences for Catholics in how they live their lives, especially those entrusted with promoting and protecting the public good of society,” the archbishop wrote
Human Rights
Lawmakers investigate whether taxpayer funds were used to buy Chinese solar panels made with slave labor
Congressional Republicans want to know if the federal government is purchasing solar panels from China that were built using slave labor. Lawmakers sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security’s Inspector General raising the alarm about the issue, which has
Politics
Chavista dictatorship approves law imposing prison and political disqualification for sending "prohibited messages"
Venezuelan opposition and experts described the bill as "the final blow of the dictatorship" of Nicolás Maduro against freedoms.