Coronavirus
Over 200 million Americans are fully vaccinated, COVID cases spike
Drugstores are experiencing shortages, as more Americans seek to get their booster to combat the omicron variant.
Human Rights
Democrats Surrender Florida: Republican lawmakers slam Biden's 'concessions to brutal Cuban dictatorship'
Biden administration waves white flag, surrenders Florida by easing Trump era sanctions by risking huge Cuban American vote of millions. State Dept. says changes will help entrepreneurs and democracy groups that were already granted a general license under OFAC
Politics
EU claims Venezuela violated the rule of law during elections
Since the start of the elections, witnesses denounced irregularities such as the use of false credentials and changes of voting centers without notification.
Crime
Massacre in Haiti: More than 70 dead and 50 injured after attack by armed gang
Several houses and vehicles were burned, forcing survivors to take refuge elsewhere or in the public square of Saint-Marc after walking for hours and stumbling across bodies along the way
Immigration
New Biden asylum restrictions could impact Mexico's border with Central America
The new measure could impact Tapachula, the largest city on the border of Mexico with Guatemala, because within the next four months the largest migratory flow of the year is expected
Crime
Mexico asks U.S. to extradite Sinaloa cartel 'mastermind' accused of ordering assassination of hero journalist
The Mexican government is asking the United States to extradite Dámaso López Serrano in the 2017 assassination of journalist Javier Valdez
Politics
Democrat-led abortion bill fails in the Senate
The bill failed 51-49, with Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin siding with Republicans
Politics
A closer look at the Venezuelan opposition members who met with Colombian officials
The Venezuelan opposition seeks to resume negotiations with the Maduro regime, but the Chavista dictator has stated that he will not do so until the US lifts some sanction
Politics
Nicaragua withdraws from the OAS, closes its offices
The regime claimed that the OAS was a “diabolical instrument” of “intervention and domination” by the U.S.
Drug trafficking
MS-13 gang members fleeing El Salvador could reach Mexico
After months of decline, murders in El Salvador reached numbers that had not been seen in nearly 30 years