Politics
Seven Democratic congressional races heading to Texas runoff
Seven Democratic congressional races are heading to a May 24 runoff election in Texas after no single candidate received 50% of the vote in the March 1 primary election
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Russian troops are underfunded and underequipped, say U.S. defense officials
Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine is allegedly underfunded and underequipped, slowing down the momentum of Russia’s military campaign
Politics
Indigenous activists tear down historical statues in Mexican state of Michoacán
Indigenous activists in the Mexican state of Michoacán used axes, sledgehammers and rope on Monday to topple statues that they claimed depicted their ancestors being exploited by Spaniards during colonial times
Immigration
Mexico arrests 5 in migrant facility fire that left 39 dead, president vows justice for victims
Mexican authorities have detained five people in connection with the death of 39 migrants who died in a fire at a migrant detention center in Ciudad Juárez
Politics
President Nayib Bukele declares victory in El Salvador elections, amidst constitutional controversy
In a bustling square, thousands of Salvadorans gathered in front of the National Palace adorned with flags, t-shirts, and caps in the distinctive sky-blue hue of Bukele's New Ideas (NI) party
Politics
Amazon reportedly bends to China, deletes reviews on Xi's book, promotes Communis propaganda
Amazon launched China Books in partnership with the Chinese government to sell propaganda to U.S. consumers
Entertainment
Two Latin Grammys for "Patria y Vida" dedicated to the Virgin of Charity and to the Cuban people
Yotuel Romero and his wife Beatriz Luengo offered the two Latin Grammys won for the song "Patria y Vida" to the Virgin of Charity in Miami.
Politics
Texas-Mexico tension heats up with cross border coalition accusing López Obrador of cartel collusion
On the same day the coalition made its announcement, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador called on U.S. Hispanics to vote against for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
Politics
Kissinger and Latin America: Reinforced removing Castro, supported Pinochet, developed the Panama Canal treaty
Shortly after the Vietnam War in 1976, after Cuba sent troops to support the communist movement Angola in Africa, Kissinger told Ford the U.S. might have to “smash Castro”
Technology
Facebook chat logs used to prosecute Nebraska teenager for illegal late term abortion
She and her mother originally claimed she had a miscarriage.