Crime
Georgia man 'eaten alive' by bed bugs at county jail
On one occasion, a detention officer refused to administer CPR after she saw Thompson’s body full of bed bugs and insect bites
Politics
Cuban exiles protest Biden's plan to meet with regime for migration talks
Cuban exiles took to the streets of Miami on Wednesday night to protest the upcoming migration talks between Washington and Havana
Human Rights
Colombia condemns Ortega regime's expulsion of critics
Additionally, Colombia’s leftist government called for an international monitoring of Nicaragua and a criminal inquiry
Culture
New York Times slammed by Cuban activists and journalists after blaming U.S. embargo for mass exodus
"Cubans who claim that they are leaving the country for economic reasons do not dare to recognize what the real problem is, and they are the greatest example of the terror with which this country lives. Communism is the cause," said the poet and activist Ariel Maceo
Crime
Turkey arrests over 78 for 'provocative' social media posts about earthquake
At least 613 people were accused of making provocative posts that spread fear and panic among citizens
Health
Controversial CARE Court bill gaining momentum in California state Legislature
California Governor Gavin Newsom is happy to see support for the proposed CARE (Community Assistance, Recovery & Empowerment) Court in the state legislature but it's still got detractors.
Crime
El Salvador threatens to prosecute media for sharing gang messages
Radio, television, written or digital media outlets can face 10 to 15 years in prison for reproducing or transmitting statements from criminal groups
Human Rights
Honduran anti-corruption advocate leaves country after receiving threats
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the National Anti-Corruption Council, which oversees wrongdoings in Honduran government administrations. On May 25, the group published a report detailing cases of nepotism within Castro's administration
Politics
Peruvian Congress approves bill to declare Gustavo Petro persona non grata
The motion refers to some statements by Petro in an act when he stated that the Peruvian authorities are "like Nazis marching against their own people"
Politics
Sen. Ted Cruz introduces bill to sanction Argentine officials for aiding Iranian terrorist campaign
the bill takes aim at Argentine officials Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, her son Máximo Kirchner, Deputy Justice Minister Juan Martín Mena, Senator Oscar Isidro José Parrilli and Carlos Alberto Zannini, Argentine Treasury Attorney