UNITED NATIONS September 25 Argentina's Milei blasts UN over support for COVID lockdowns, appeasing 'bloody dictatorships' Argentinian President Javier Milei took the United Nations (U.N.) to task during his speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, saying it had become "one of the main proponents of systematic violations of freedom."
Migrant Crime September 18 Illegal migrant involved in Times Square police attack was ordered to be deported 1 year prior: report One of the migrants accused of being involved in the beat down of two NYPD officers in Times Square had been ordered deported before the brutal attack took place.
South America September 18 Venezuela says fourth US citizen arrested in alleged plot to kill President Maduro Venezulan officials say a fourth U.S. citizen has been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to kill President Nicolás Maduro. It follows the arrest of three other U.S. citizens on Saturday.
VIDEO September 16 Video shows Brazilian mayoral candidate’s opponent attack him with a chair A video shows a Sao Paulo, Brazil mayoral candidate getting attacked by one of his opponents who hit him with a chair. (Credit: SITE TV POP via Reuters)
OPINION September 12 Biden-Harris spurned offers from Latin American leaders to help close the border Far from saving Guatemala, the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of this small but regionally important pro-American neighbor has been appalling.
South America September 11 Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori dead at 86 Former President Alberto Fujimori of Peru, a controversial figure who helmed the country's government from 1990 to 2000, died Wednesday. He was 86.
Brazil September 7 Key Bolsonaro lieutenant blasts Biden for silence on Brazil's X ban: US has 'responsibility' to speak up Allies and former officials of Bolsonaro's administration have urged international support in their mission to overturn the Brazilian Supreme Court's decision to ban social media platform X.
Venezuelan Political Crisis September 4 Venezuelan dictator deploys bizarre distraction as country remains in turmoil after election Venezuela remains in political turmoil as Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro continues to insist he won the July 28 election, which international observers and polling data indicate he lost by a landslide.
HEALTH August 28 CDC on alert as 'Sloth fever' hits the US — a disease spread by travelers from Cuba and South America More than 20 cases of of Oropouche virus disease, also known as sloth fever, have been reported in travelers returning from Cuba, the CDC said Tuesday. The disease is spread primarily through bites.
Venezuelan Political Crisis August 26 Venezuelan official decries 'grave lack of transparency and veracity' in election results Venezuelan electoral official Juan Carlos Delpino denounced Monday the "grave lack of transparency and veracity" in the results of last month's election.