Culture
Tucker Carlson: The Latino shift to the right is real
“The bad news about the Democratic Party, obviously, is that it has become authoritarian. The good news is it remains ridiculous.”
Politics
Post slams Biden for 'classic non-denial denial' about Saudi Arabia trip
After denying reports from the Washington Post and New York Times of confirmed travel to the Kingdom, the Post slammed the president for issuing a "classic non-denial denial," a phrase the Post popularized during its coverage of Watergate
Crime
BLM co-founder under fire for awarding million dollar 'contracts' to family and friends
The documents also reveal that Cullors used BLM funds to reimburse the organization for a $73,523 charter flight, which she claims her team took in 2021 out of concern for COVID-19
Politics
Cuban regime publishes draft bill on expropriations
The draft bill regulates expropriation for reasons of public utility or social interest as a means of State action, according to Granma, the Communist Party's newspaper
Opinion & Reviews
Jan. 6: One year after the U.S. Capitol riot there are still no charges of insurrection
Insurrections are organized acts of violence that aim for the overthrow of a political system, and they have happened throughout Central and South America.
Politics
Chile takes first step towards nationalizing copper industry
The vote appears to fall in line with newly elected President Gabriel Boric’s campaign promise to “bury” the neoliberal economic model. Shares in some companies with mines in Chile – including Albemarle Corp. and Anglo American Plc – already fell in value and the peso also dropped after the vote.
Education
American Federation of Teachers president says anti-CRT efforts spell ‘the demise of public schools’
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis called CRT “state-sanctioned racism” and “an elite driven phenomenon"
Human Rights
Cuba's repressive strategy ahead of Nov. 15th protest
President Miguel Díaz-Canel will have to pay a high price if his approach toward next week's demonstration fails.
Human Rights
Russia bans former Radio and Televisión Martí director, ADN America adviser
Jeffrey Scott Shapiro, a former senior adviser and director to Radío and Televisíon Martí was among 500 Americans including U.S. officials, president, members of Congress and American journalists