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President Trump signed an executive order mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration, requiring all ballots to arrive by Election Day, and limiting non-citizen donations in elections. The administration cites …
Trump’s Executive Order Aims to Overhaul US Electoral System Using Global Examples Read More
Artisan fishermen in Chile protested on March 25, 2023, demanding improved fishing quotas as the Senate discussed a crucial bill. Clashes with riot police occurred after demonstrators faced off with …
Clashes Erupt as Chilean Fishermen Protest New Fishing Legislation Read More
President Trump has signed an executive order to change U.S. voting procedures, requiring proof of citizenship for voter registration and restricting mail-in ballots. Legal challenges are anticipated, and the order …
Trump’s Executive Order Proposes Major Changes to U.S. Voting Process Read More
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem will visit Central and South America to emphasize the Trump administration’s migration policies, including a tour of a prison for US-deported migrants in El …
Noem’s Tour of El Salvador to Spotlight US Deportation Policies Read More
The House of Representatives has extended the suspension of Representatives J. Marvin Cole and Edward P. Flomo for an additional 30 session days due to their defiance of Plenary directives. …
House Extends Suspension of Representatives Cole and Flomo in Liberia Read More
Nigerian lawmakers used voice votes to approve President Bola Tinubu’s State of Emergency in Rivers, contrary to the constitutional requirement of a two-thirds majority vote. Critics have expressed concerns regarding …
Controversy Over State of Emergency Approval in Nigeria: Voice Votes vs. Constitutional Mandate Read More
The U.S. is expected to extend Chevron’s deadline to cease operations in Venezuela by at least 30 days after lobbying efforts from the company. This extension relates to concerns over …
U.S. to Extend Chevron-Venezuela Operational Deadline by 30 Days Read More
The United States has rejected Mexico’s water request due to noncompliance with a 1944 water-sharing treaty. This denial, the first of its kind, stems from Mexico’s failure to adequately deliver …
US Denies Mexico Water Request Amid Agricultural Crisis Read More
Senator Ben Ray Luján has joined numerous Democratic Senators in pressing Attorney General Pam Bondi to sustain the Department of Justice’s Election Threats Task Force, aimed at protecting election officials …
Luján Advocates for Continued Support of Election Threats Task Force Read More
Nigeria’s electoral commission, INEC, has refuted claims regarding a start date for the revalidation of voter cards, emphasizing that these announcements circulating on social media are false. Voters are advised …
INEC Discredits False Claims Regarding Voter Card Revalidation in Nigeria Read More