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Venezuelan interim foreign minister resigns, signaling crumbling opposition

"The (interim) government makes sense as an instrument to get out of the dictatorship. But at this moment ... the interim government has been damaged"

'End of quote. Repeat the line': Biden reads instructions from teleprompter during speech

President Joe Biden read teleprompter instructions aloud during a speech he gave after signing an executive legislation on abortion and contraceptive access on Friday

Europe to accept Ukraine's candidacy to join the European Union

Ukraine applied for E.U. membership on February 28 in the wake of the Russian invasion

U.S. starts enforcement of ban on Chinese goods produced by slave labor

The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) was signed into law on Dec. 23. It bans all exports from the Xinjiang region and includes a “rebuttable presumption” that all goods from the area are produced by forced labor, placing the burden of proof on China to provide evidence to the contrary.

Terrorism

18 people linked to 'Los Zetas' cartel sentenced for massacre that killed 72 migrants

Fifty-eight men and 14 women were murdered after being deprived of their freedom in the town of San Fernando, Tamaulipas, in 2010

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

Politics

Congressman Diaz-Balart: 'It's time to put pressure on the Cuban regime, not to help it'

"These are not 'immigration negotiations.' They are using the pretext of immigration to look for ways to give concessions, aid, financing to the regime," Diaz-Balart said.

Politics

Russia now wants to take full control over southern Ukraine

The announcement contradicted Russian President Vladimir Putin’s previous assertions that the Kremlin had no territorial ambitions

Lifestyle

Venezuelan couple accused of 'incitement to hatred' after uploading video on TikTok

The couple was accused by the regime of "inciting hatred" toward Venezuelan officials

Crime

Sacramento paid $7,500 to mass shooting suspect before massacre

"The county’s decision to settle was purely economic, as the trial date was approaching and it was likely the trial would be pushed out for many months given the court calendar backup due to COVID," a county spokesperson said of Martin's settlement