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Artisan fishermen protested in Valparaiso, Chile, against a new fishing law, leading to clashes with police. The Senate is discussing a bill on fishing quotas that fishermen argue does not …
Protests Erupt as Chilean Fishermen Clash Over Proposed Fishing Law Read More
President Trump signed an executive order proposing major changes to U.S. voting procedures, emphasizing voter registration and absentee ballot regulations amid unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. The order requires proof …
Trump’s Executive Order Signals Major Election Changes Amid Fraud Claims Read More
Secretary Kristi Noem will visit El Salvador, Colombia, and Mexico to reinforce the Trump administration’s immigration policies. Her trip includes meetings with local leaders and a controversial prison visit for …
Kristi Noem to Visit El Salvador, Colombia, and Mexico on Immigration Tour Read More
The House of Representatives has extended the suspensions of Representatives Cole and Flomo by an additional 30 days following their defiance of a directive to remain away from the Capitol. …
House of Representatives Extends Suspensions of Cole and Flomo by 30 Days Read More
The Nigerian National Assembly approved President Tinubu’s State of Emergency in Rivers using voice votes, overlooking the constitutional requirement of a two-thirds majority. Citizens and activists have expressed concerns regarding …
Nigerian Lawmakers’ Controversial Voice Vote on Rivers State Emergency Read More
The Trump administration plans to extend Chevron’s deadline to exit Venezuela by at least 30 days, a decision influenced by lobbying from Chevron. The extension comes as the U.S. seeks …
Trump Administration to Extend Chevron’s Venezuela Operations Deadline Read More
The U.S. has denied Mexico’s request for water due to shortfalls in deliveries under the 1944 treaty, affecting American agriculture. Texas lawmakers, including Senator Cruz, demand accountability, asserting that U.S. …
U.S. Denies Mexico’s Water Request Amid Agricultural Crisis and Border Tensions Read More
U.S. Senator Ben Ray Luján has joined a coalition of Democratic Senators urging Attorney General Pam Bondi to sustain the DOJ’s Election Threats Task Force, essential for protecting election officials …
Senator Luján Advocates for Election Security Amid Rising Threats Read More
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has dismissed claims on social media about the start date for revalidating voter cards in preparation for the 2027 elections. INEC stated that these …
Nigeria’s Electoral Commission Discredits False Voter Verification Claims Read More
The U.S. State Department has reinstated some funding for Cuba’s democratic initiatives, but key programs like Radio Martí have been suspended. Organizations like Cubanet and Cubalex receive renewed support, yet …
Trump Administration Reinstates Cuba Democracy Programs but Closes Radio Martí Read More