Talking about Hugo Chávez Frías guarantees, without fail, a series of ideological clashes. A man transformed into a hero, a new Father of the Nation, and an icon at international level, are radically ...

Less than a month after Hurricane Ida first made landfall that killed 17 people and damaged thousands of homes and other property in September 2021, New York City and the state announced a $27 million ...

North Korea fired a ballistic missile on Friday morning, an act of defiance against the new sanctions resolution adopted days earlier by the United Nations Security Council. The missile passed over ...

The State of Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro has had a busy two years as the State's top law enforcement official. Shapiro’s top priority has been dealing with the opioid crisis, he told AL ...

There is no Latino civil rights activist and labor leader more beloved than Cesar Chavez. So beloved, in fact, that in 2014 a Republican candidate running for a U.S. congressional seat in Arizona ...

Editor’s note: This piece uses footage from several, verified social media sources. Growing frustrations over failures by Puerto Rico’s power utility apexed on Thursday, Aug. 25 as locals took to the ...

After a state-commissioned analysis found troopers were more likely to stop, search, arrest and use force against Black and Latino drivers in New Jersey, Attorney General Matthew Platkin has put ...

This weekend, New York Times columnist Charles McRay Blow called for the censorship of two Looney Tunes cartoons that reinforce negative stereotypes and fuel a culture of violence. The characters in ...

The former mayor of Iguala Jose Luis Abarca and his wife, who are linked to the disappearance of 43 students, were arrested in Mexico City this morning. The arrest was made in the area of Iztapalapa, ...

When we talk about the differences between U.S. states and territories, and when we ask why the U.S. even has territories in 2021, the answer goes back a hundred years. In the early 20th century, a ...

As new as one may be in the business of social media, they've likely seen iterations of Pepe the Frog. Older people may no longer remember where they first saw it, as is often the case with memes.

According to the latest Transparency International report from 2021, in which 180 countries were analyzed to find out how corruption was perceived there, the countries of the Americas continue to be ...