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.
Technology
Kim Jong-un: Slave labor for North Koreans who hack their state smartphones
North Koreans may face three weeks in a labor camp and fines if they hack their state-approved smartphones, according to defectors
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"
Education
Parents hold prayer rally to protest Satanic club at North Carolina elementary school
"We’re not trying to endorse Satanism or criticize other religious organizations. Our club focuses on critical thinking, scientific rationalism," Greave said
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
Politics
Boric names former Allende press secretary as Chile's ambassador to Cuba
Chile’s Foreign Ministry also announced the appointment of ambassadors to Spain, the United States and the World Trade Organization
Politics
UK will help India build fighters to lessen dependence on Russia
India has continued to purchase Russian oil amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine
Crime
OAS to evaluate whether to suspend Russia as observer after Ukraine invasion
An extraordinary session convened at the request of Guatemala and Antigua and Barbuda will be held on Thursday
Culture
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito says religious freedom is under attack
New Jersey native and Associate U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said there’s a “growing hostility to religion” in a keynote address he gave highlighting the unique protection of religion in the U.S. Constitution
Human Rights
Mexican president vows to prosecute "negligent" officials who left migrants to die in facility fire
The Mexican president confirmed that among those who may be held responsible for were state employed immigration officers and private security personnel. A local county prosecutor’s office is currently investigating the event