Human Rights
Iran sent trainers to teach Russians how to use its kamikaze drones in Ukraine
Some argue this has directly involved Tehran in operations that have killed and injured civilians.
Immigration
DeSantis raises option of transporting Haitian refugees fleeing violence to Martha's Vineyard
Haiti is an estimated 840 miles from Florida. Haitians have suffered a terrible ordeal as their homeland has begun collapsing in the absence of political leadership
Sports
U.S. figure skater Nathan Chen wins Olympic gold, irking Chinese netizens
The skater's spectacular win is seen as redemption for his performance at the 2018 Winter Olympics in South Korea, where he ended up skating his way down to a 17th place finish.
Politics
Bipartisan legislators seek to stop Venezuelan oil exports until Maduro leaves power
The law will terminate oil licenses to ensure that American and European companies can no longer finance the Maduro regime, and accelerate the South American country’s democratic transition
Culture
Feminists want to cancel Latin America's best-known, socialist poet
Chilean novelist, Isabel Allende, defended the legacy of Chile’s best known voice — Pablo Neruda — while at a promotional event for her newest book on Monday – saying that if cancel culture succeeds, “no one will be spared"
Immigration
Venezuelan child drowns in Rio Grande while escaping Maduro dictatorship
Since 2014, upwards of 6 million Venezuelans have fled Nicolas Maduro’s totalitarian regime in search of a better life
Human Rights
First ever Victims of Communism Museum opens in D.C.
The new Victims of Communism Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. is the world’s first to describing both the history of communism as well as its current global reach across Europe, Asia, and South America
Politics
Key Senate Republican demands Biden impose boycotts and sanctions on Russia, China
Sen. Marsha Blackburn blasts president's tepid foreign policy responses, saying Moscow and Beijing don't respect weakness.
Health
FBI warns Ca. officials genetics testing company likely sharing Americans' health data with China
The L.A. sheriff has called for the cancelation of government contracts with Chinese-American owned company Fulgent
Immigration
Cuban exiles blast proposed talks between Washington and Havana
“It is giving breath to one of Putin's main allies in the world,” said exiled philosopher and opposition leader Orlando Gutierrez-Boronat.