Terrorism
11 FARC rebels killed in clash with Colombian military amid peace deal
Colombian army officials announced on Tuesday that at least 11 members of a dissident FARC rebel group were killed in combat with soldiers in Colombia’s southern jungle
Immigration
Biden in Brussels: U.S. to accept 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
More than 3.5 million people have fled their homes since Russian President Vladimir Putin first ordered the illegal invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24
Politics
White House rules out Biden’s visit to Ukraine on Europe trip
Biden will travel to Brussels to participate in a NATO summit, a European Union summit, and a G7 summit
Opinion & Reviews
Profile in Courage: Ecuadorians rally behind President Daniel Noboa's war on drug cartels and gangs
The South American nation is fighting against 50,000 cartel and gang members with a police force 58,000 strong
Politics
Republicans slam Biden officials for meeting with Maduro regime
The White House is reportedly considering easing oil sanctions on Venezuela amidst calls to cut off oil imports from Russia over Ukraine invasion.
Technology
Russia partially blocks Facebook after feud over fact-checking state media
Russia's state censorship agency, Roskomnadzor, claimed in a statement that Facebook’s restrictions on four Russian media outlets had censored state media 23 times since October 2020
Politics
Law journal bans 'hurtful' questioning of systemic racism, prompting exodus of contributors
"Emory is a great law school, and this will create a scandal that will discredit you and your journal," one departing contributor warned
Immigration
Guaidó accuses Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard of killing a child migrating to the island
Venezuelan boy was fleeing Maduro's regime with his mother
Human Rights
Facebook funds 'trusted partner' with links to Palestinian terror groups, 'Holocast denier,' says report
The report claims that 7amleh has collaborated with Palestinian NGOs that Israel as designated as terrorist organizations, such as Al Haq, Addameer and the Health Work Committees
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