Relatives of the Menéndez brothers ask that they be released due to new evidence of abuse
Relatives of Erik and Lyle Menéndez, who killed their parents in 1989 in the United States, asked for their release
Former Ibero-American presidents demand more action to address the crisis in Venezuela
Former presidents of Latin America and Spain met in Miami to discuss the political situation in Venezuela after the controversial
Weekly unemployment benefit claims fall in the US
The decline in new jobless claims is unexpected, but the effects of a strike and two hurricanes could skyrocket the
Committee investigating Trump assassination attempt calls for 'fundamental reform' of Secret Service
A report from the independent committee investigating the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a campaign rally warned that the
Zelenskyy proposes “victory plan” to the European Union and its NATO allies
The president of Ukraine pleaded again in Brussels to seek “the right conditions” to end the war with Russia. The
Cuba accuses the US of not cooperating to identify the attacker of its embassy in Washington in 2023
Cuba accused the United States of not doing more to clarify the facts surrounding a bomb attack on the Caribbean
Two leaders of Los Zetas lead a new cartel from prison, according to the US
The Zetas emerged as the armed wing of the Gulf Cartel in Tamaulipas, bordering Texas, and have now been renamed
Biden government has canceled the study loans of more than 1 million public workers
A student loan forgiveness program for public workers had benefited only 7,000 people until two years ago. The Public Service
US agency will finance one billion dollars to buy back El Salvador's sovereign debt
The US and El Salvador signed a $1 billion financial agreement to finance the repurchase of Salvadoran external debt bonds
US attacks Houthi bunkers in Yemen with B-2 stealth bombers
The U.S. military rarely uses the nuclear-capable B-2 in combat, which first saw action in the 1999 Kosovo war. U.S.