Politics
Conservatives blast Obama for 'revisionist' retelling of his Russia record
“The 1980s” called and they “want their foreign policy back,” Obama said to Romney during the 2012 presidential debate
Human Rights
U.S. lawmakers push bill to reimburse American vets supporting abandoned Afghan allies and their families
The vets are using their own money out of a sense of compassion and moral duty to help the Afghans who once helped them—and are struggling financially as a result
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
Business
U.N. calls for 'pro-growth' economic reform to save Latin America from crushing inflation
Argentinians demand higher wages. Brazil’s central bank on strike. Colombia faces food spikes. Mexico inflation sky-high. Peruvian locals clashing with tourists among rising prices.
Politics
WAR IN UKRAINE: Does Russia want to leave Ukraine without food?
The European Commission believes that Russia is deliberately attacking Ukraine's food reserves to create a famine