Immigration
Often vilified by liberals, Border Patrol agents rushed into Texas school to neutralize shooter
It was a Border Patrol agent who ran into the school without backup to confront and kill the gunman
Human Rights
Moscow has forcibly deported 210,000 Ukrainian children to Russia, officials warn
"When our children are taken out, they destroy the national identity, deprive our country of the future," said Ukraine's ombudswoman
Crime
Ecuadorian prison riot leaves 44 inmates dead, officials warn of Mexican cartel involvement
In September of last year, Ecuadorian Col. Mario Pazmiño, Ecuador’s former military intelligence chief, said the violence was driven by growing tensions between The Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels and their local affiliates
Politics
EXCLUSIVE - Sen. Marco Rubio: It's time to take action against Ortega regime with new U.S. law
Signed into law last week, the RENACER Act empowers the U.S. to take action against Ortega regime officials. Now that President Biden has the tools, it is time for action.
Politics
U.S. states push to ban the sale of Russian vodka in protest of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Several U.S. governors have banned the sales of Russian-made vodkas in their state-run liquor stores in a move meant to show support for Ukraine as the Kremlin continues to wage an illegal war on its southern neighbor
Human Rights
U.S. State Dept. condemns Cuban military dictatorship for imposing long sentences on protestors
13 protestors were prosecuted and convicted for sedition and sabotage after protesting in 2022 against civil liberties repression and planned power cuts
Education
Nicaraguan dictatorship shutters opposition universities
The Polytechnic University of Nicaragua stands out as it was an epicenter of the 2018 anti-government protests, which left more than 350 dead at the hands of security forces
Human Rights
Salazar urges Biden to cancel contract with 'small business' that fired employee for criticizing Cuban regime
The congressional letter comes a week after ADN America broke the story that MD Creativa SRL, also known as MadWoman, had been working with the State Department's Havana Embassy since last year or earlier
Opinion & Reviews
'Cuba: An American History': the traps of history
Soon enough, you realize how Professor Ferrer has given her main character all the room he needs to work without constraints. That is just how Democrats and their writers are fond of imagining Fidel
Politics
Free-market champion José Antonio Kast tied with left-wing Gabriel Boric ahead of Sunday's election in Chile
Kast has promised Chileans that he would not allow the country to further deteriorate and head down the same path as Cuba or Venezuela