Human Rights
Brazil's president elect Lula said Zelensky "just as responsible" for war as Putin
He argued Zelensky should have “should have negotiated a little more” if he didn’t want war.
Crime
U.S. strikes back against Moscow with charges over Russian disinformation campaign
The United States government on Wednesday struck back against the Kremlin in an indictment against Moscow-linked enterprises and their employees with criminal charges, sanctions and other measures to address what U.S. officials are calling a foreign influence campaign to create chaos in this year’s the presidential election
Entertainment
Actress Susana Perez claims Fidel Castro tried to seduce her
The Miami-based Cuban actress revealed details of the former dictator's romantic intentions with her: "I said no."
Immigration
Mexico does not work for the United States, Mexican ambassador says
Mexico does not work for the U.S. Instead, they should collaborate when it comes to immigration.
Politics
Pence makes surprise visit to Ukraine, meets with President Zelensky to condemn Russian invasion
"We have to stand together, freedom loving-nations, stand with the people fighting for their freedom here in Ukraine, and that'll be my message when I return home," Pence told reporters
Trending
President Joe Biden calls himself 'vice-president' in latest title mixup
This isn’t the first time the president has referred to himself—or others— with the wrong job title
Politics
Shock: 100 letters with 'suspicious' white powder mailed to Kansas Republican lawmakers
Beginning on Friday, several Kansas GOP lawmakers began receiving the letters, including Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach
Politics
U.S. National Archives asks former presidents to check for classified documents
The Archives sent letters to all former presidents and vice presidents to ensure that they are complying with the Presidential Records Act, which requires them to turn over any documents received while in office to the U.S. government
Immigration
Border Patrol agents 'feel defeated' under Biden, says head of agency union
"We just know that we're not able to do the job that is necessary to protect the American public," said National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd