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President Trump has been offered a $400 million jet by Qatar to use as Air Force One. The emoluments clause raises legal concerns over accepting gifts from foreign governments. An …
Trump’s $400 Million Jet Offer from Qatar Raises Emoluments Clause Concerns Read More
Many Peruvians rejoiced on Thursday with the election of Cardinal Leo XIV as pope. He is recognized as a dual citizen of Peru and the U.S., marking a historic first …
Celebration in Peru as Cardinal Leo XIV Elected Pope, Uniting Nations Read More
Thousands rallied in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, supporting the military junta after an alleged coup plot and U.S. criticism of their leader. The population faces severe security and humanitarian issues despite …
Massive Rally in Burkina Faso Shows Support for Military Junta Amid U.S. Criticism Read More
North Korea has confirmed the deployment of troops to Russia to support its war efforts against Ukraine. This marks the first official acknowledgment of their military involvement after intelligence suggested …
North Korea Confirms Troop Deployment to Support Russia in Ukraine War Read More
Colombia’s government has unveiled a proposed referendum concerning labor reforms that aim to enhance employee rights and benefits but may hinder job creation. The questions include mandatory health insurance for …
Colombia’s Proposed Labor Reform Referendum: Key Questions and Challenges Ahead Read More
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth created a second Signal chat with his wife and brother, sharing details of a March airstrike against Yemen’s Houthi militants. This information mirrors prior communications sent …
Hegseth’s Second Signal Chat Reveals Details of Yemen Airstrike Read More
Iran and the U.S. are set to continue negotiations regarding Tehran’s nuclear program in Oman on April 26, following a second round of discussions in Rome. Iranian officials have expressed …
Iran and the U.S. Engage in Renewed Nuclear Negotiations in Oman Read More
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia case has emerged as a significant topic in the immigration debate, illustrating the clash between Democratic values of due process and Trump’s hardline immigration policies. As …
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia Case: A Flashpoint in the Immigration Debate Read More
The ruling Convention for the Renewal of the Comoros party won 28 of 33 parliamentary seats, ensuring its majority. The election, boycotted by some opposition parties, awaits Supreme Court confirmation. …
Comoros Ruling Party Achieves Major Parliamentary Success Read More
Oscar Arias, former Costa Rican president and Nobel laureate, announced the U.S. has revoked his visa without explanation. Arias criticized this decision, linking it to his public criticisms of U.S. …
Former Costa Rican President Oscar Arias Criticizes Visa Revocation by U.S. Read More