Backward steps in Venezuela
Chavismo has once again made a demonstration of its power and, through the judicial bodies it controls, issued an order to suspend the process of the opposition primary elections
Israel-Hamas war forces Saudi Arabia’s hand over the Palestinian cause
The thousands of deaths in the Strip have seen the normalization agreement between Riyadh and Israel shelved following the October 7 militia attacks
Israeli settlers take advantage of Hamas war to push out Palestinians in the West Bank
Since the Hamas attack on October 7, more than 800 people, mainly Bedouins, have been forced to move their precarious villages to safer places
Ukrainian commander-in-chief admits the war against Russia is at a stalemate
Valerii Zaluzhnyi predicts that there will be no progress for at least a year and has compared the situation at the front to World War I
Pregnant women in Gaza in dire straits with no food, water or anesthesia for Cesareans
Some 50,000 pregnant women live in the enclave, of whom around 5,500 will give birth during the month, which is more than 180 births per day, according to the U.N. Neither mothers nor newborns are receiving the assistance they need
Colombian authorities working to free the kidnapped father of soccer star Luís Díaz
President Petro sent his chief peace negotiator to Cuba for talks with the ELN guerrilla group’s commanders
Guatemala electoral authorities suspend president-elect Bernardo Arévalo’s Seed Movement
Social and Indigenous organizations have announced that they will continue to protest efforts to undermine the results of the August 20 general election
The NBA Cup, the new tournament with group play and single-game playoffs
The results from the basketball competition will also count towards the regular-season standings
The forgotten survivors of Hurricane Otis: ‘We don’t even have water to wash with, and now disease is setting in’
Residents of Pie de la Cuesta, Mexico, a working-class neighborhood that caters to tourists in neighboring Acapulco, are struggling to survive without water, electricity and barely any food, one week after disaster hit
The new Beatles song ‘Now and Then’ was produced with the help of artificial intelligence: The history and controversies surrounding the tune now that we’ve finally heard it
Specialists discuss the role of AI in the quality, appropriateness and contributions on the track just released by the most profitable brand in rock history
Putin signs a bill revoking Russia’s ratification of a global nuclear test ban treaty
Russian President said rescinding the ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty would ‘mirror’ the stand taken by the U.S., which has signed but not ratified the nuclear test ban
Virginia governor orders schools to disclose details of school-related drug overdoses
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The sheriff’s office sent out its own email specifying that his office is investigating at least eight opioid-related overdoses of Park View students, including seven in the last three weeks
Eric Trump testifies he wasn’t aware of dad’s financial statements, but emails show some involvement
His brother Donald Trump Jr. testified Thursday at the family’s New York civil fraud trial, a prelude to their father’s scheduled testimony on Monday
Thousands of Las Vegas Strip hotel workers at 18 casinos could go on strike this month
About 35,000 union’s members whose contracts expired earlier this year could walk off the job if deals aren’t reached by Nov. 10 with casino giants MGM Resorts International, Caesars Entertainment and Wynn Resorts
UN votes overwhelmingly to condemn US economic embargo on Cuba for 31st year and urge its lifting
The United States and Israel opposed, and Ukraine abstaining. Somalia, Venezuela and Moldova didn’t vote. The ‘yes’ vote was up from 185 last year and 184 in 2021, and it tied the 2019 vote of 187
American Ballet Theatre returns to China after a decade as US-China ties show signs of improving
Washington and Beijing have made overtures to each other in recent weeks as they prepare for a meeting between presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit
The 160 lives of Willie Nelson, the progressive country legend who got his start in a Methodist church
The 90-year-old musician from Texas releases his new book to coincide with his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
The US will press Israel for humanitarian pauses in its bombardment of Gaza
Blinken will call on Netanyahu on Friday for ‘temporary, localized’ ceasefires to get American citizens out of the sieged Strip and get aid in