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Ronda Politica: Three years after the audio scandal

The three councilors who replaced them have not given the expected results

The Jimmy Kimmel show was suspended indefinitely

ABC announced the late night show is being pulled from the air following the comedian's remarks about the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk

Judge blocks Trump's birthright citizenship restrictions for children of undocumented immigrants

This is the third decision by a federal judge against Trump’s restrictions on denying birthright citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants.

The fear in which the US trans military live after the ban.

Two transgender officers say they fear their military careers are over because Trump bans transgender members

5 keys to care for the skin during the summer

Dermatologists emphasize that the use of sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and constant hydration are essential care during summer vacations

Biden would make an important decision on immigration control at the end of April

President Biden could announce a new executive order on the border at the end of April, in order to have greater control of the migratory flow, under a power of

Biden on Univision: the president referred to immigration, Mexico, Israel and Trump's risk to democracy

President Joe Biden gave an exclusive interview to Univision, and in the conversation with Enrique Acevedo at the White House, he also addressed his proposals for a second term of

The Republican National Committee tries to stop Trump’s inauguration

The Republican National Committee’s draft resolution would curb the party’s acceptance of Trump as a candidate. A second resolution would prohibit the Republican National Committee from paying the former president’s

Texas defies federal demand that it abandon Eagle Pass border area

The Department of Homeland Security had ordered the state of Texas to stop blocking Border Patrol access to approximately 2½ miles of the US-Mexico border.

Shakira has a boyfriend behind her. Her circle denies romance with Argentine producer

Shakira is being romantically linked with the Argentine producer Rafael Arcuate. Her loved ones deny the romance, but it seems that the musician has been interested in her for a

Trump can’t use immunity to avoid Capitol Police lawsuits

An appeals court ruled Friday that Trump cannot invoke the immunity he had when he occupied the White House to avoid lawsuits from Capitol Police.

Barbie leads the list of films shortlisted for the 2024 Oscars

This week, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its shortlist of pre-candidate films for the 96th edition of the Oscars and Barbie heads the list of finalists,

Former Colombian soldier pleads guilty in the murder of President Moise of Haiti

Former Colombian military man Mario Antonio Palacios Palacios is the fifth of the defendants in Miami to plead guilty in the case of conspiracy to assassinate the president of Haiti

Mariah Carey brought her Christmas cheer to the White House

A few days before Christmas, Mariah Carey visited the White House with her children. There she met the president of the United States Joe Biden, who confessed that she was

Four Republican candidates face off in Alabama in the fourth presidential debate of the 2024 elections

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, and businessman Vivek Ramaswamy faced off Wednesday in the fourth Republican debate, in Alabama

Disinformation, one of the biggest threats to the 2024 elections

But there is a lot more challenges, ranging from staff shortages at the polls to the use of artificial intelligence.

Mexico women's team beats Argentina and will play for gold at the 2023 Pan American Games

The Mexican team surprised the Argentines by beating them 2-0 in the semifinals of the women's soccer championship of the Pan American Games. They will face the winner between the

From Rayados they hope to close the renewal of Maxi Meza despite the interest of Sevilla

Sevilla is following in the footsteps of the Argentine and Monterrey player, Maxi Meza, however Rayados wants to close the contract renewal with a player who is one of its

US consumer spending fell at an annualized rate of 0.8 percent

American consumers remain cautious about spending on goods and services, even though inflation is showing signs of slowing

Biden heads to New Delhi to attend G20 as global tensions rise

Russia's war in Ukraine, climate change, the economy and outcomes for developing countries will be top issues for the US president when meet other world leaders

The women's coach of Spain is fired amid the Luis Rubiales scandal

Jorge Vilda, who won the Women's World Cup in Australia-New Zealand 2023, was dismissed from his position due to “a renewal measure” of the RFEF,

Nikki Haley will focus on capturing the youth vote to win the Republican nomination

The only woman who is running for the republican candidacy intends to win the vote of the citizens who still cannot convince the proposals of their rivals.

They leaked a video of the Spanish soccer players joking about the kiss between Jenni Hermoso and Luis Rubiales

This video shows the players showing several images of the kiss and how they joked about what happened with the president of the Royal Federation Spanish Soccer

a 1953 newspaper perfectly described what telephones would be like today

70 years ago, a telephone expert dared to predict what the telephones of the future would be like and to the surprise of many his ideas ended up materializing.

India makes history by becoming the first country to land an unmanned spacecraft on the south pole of the Moon

The Chandrayaan-3 achieved its goal of landing in an area where no space mission had reached until now.

Mortgage rates in the US rise close to 7% for the third consecutive week

By the end of the second week of August, the US 30-year fixed mortgage rate increased to 6.96%, further prolonging the challenges that this represents for the real estate market.

FBI will support investigation into the assassination of Fernando Villavicencio in Ecuador

'In the next few hours a delegation will arrive in the country,' Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso announced. The presidential candidate was shot dead on Wednesday as he was leaving a

Shakira and Gerard Pique finally made a truce and peace reigns between them

Everything seems to indicate that the waters have finally calmed down between Shakira and the former FC Barcelona player, Gerard Pique, A source assured that: 'There is no discussion, nor

Thousands Celebrate Salvadoran Day in Los Angeles

Leaders of UNICOMDES USA unite their people; On Sunday the Bajada del Divino Salvador takes place.

Yellow Corp announced the closure of its operations after nearly 100 years in operation

In the midst of a confrontation with the Teamsters union. Yellow, one of the largest freight forwarding companies in the United States, has been racking up huge debts for years,

Rayados de Monterrey will be reinforced with Sergio Canales; there is already an agreement

The player will cost the gang at least double what America paid for Julian Quinones, the hottest signing of the summer so far in Liga MX.

Mexican peso opens strongly against the dollar for the second week

The Mexican peso maintains its winning streak against the United States dollar, opening the week with a slight gain compared to last week, when it already had broken the barrier

The James Webb Space Telescope Celebrated Its First Year Of Cosmic Wonder With An Image Of Starbirth

The James Webb Space Telescope shared a stunning new image of starbirth to celebrate its first anniversary of stunning discoveries

Biden declared a state of emergency in Vermont after “historic and catastrophic”

In Vermont's capital, Montpelier, the Winooski River reached a height of 21.02 feet, the highest level since 1927.

Drones Kill Top Islamic State Leader in Airstrike

The Pentagon disclosed that a US drone strike killed a leader of the extremist Islamic State group within hours after the same MQ-9 Reaper drones were fired harassed by Russian

University of North Carolina Expands Financial Aid After Supreme Court Affirmative Action Loss

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will offer free tuition to some students to expand diversity, following Supreme Court decision that struck down affirmative action

Hotel workers march in Los Angeles determined to hold out strike

On Independence Day, thousands of employees stand firm in their work stoppage; Until today there are no indications of a solution.

Discover the offers on clothing and accessories during Amazon Prime Day 2023

If you want to update your wardrobe this year, what better way to do it with the incredible discounts offered by Amazon Prime Day for this 2023 on brands such

UPS proposes 'significant' wage increase to truckers amid strike threat from

The contract is due to end this month and the UPS truckers union expects the deal to come to fruition on wages and security measures.

AMLO promises to eradicate violence in Mexico after celebrating the fifth anniversary

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador affirms that in Mexico 'there is justice and social tranquility' in addition to ensuring that the majority in Mexico supports the Fourth Transformation of the public

Hipolito Mora's truck received more than a thousand shots

The founder of the self-defense groups of Michoacan, Hipolito Mora, was ambushed from three different points and the attackers used high-powered weapons such as rifles Barret, capable of piercing walls

Civil rights organizations announce first lawsuit against Florida's anti-immigrant law

Civil rights organizations ACLU and Southern Poverty Law Center argue they will file suit because SB 1718, which went into effect Saturday, is unconstitutional.

France fears another violent night after funeral of young Nahel

Young Nahel was buried on the outskirts of Paris after a series of protests and looting shocked France, prompting President Emmanuel Macron to call off his visit to Germany

USA will pay $619 million to return to UNESCO after being reapproved

The 193 UNESCO states voted by a large majority on Friday to approve the proposal presented by the United States to rejoin the organization.

The 16 Chiapas government officials who were kidnapped in Mexico

The governor of Chiapas confirmed the release of the employees of the Secretary of Security, but did not provide further details.

Atlas confirms imminent departure and in a matter of hours for Julian Quinones

Through social networks, the player also showed that this Saturday in the first day of the 2023 Clausura Tournament of the MX League against Cruz Azul, it will be his

Arizona governor puts up for sale 2,000 containers that were used as a wall on the border

The administration of Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has put up for sale the containers that were used to create a "wall" on the border by the previous state government.

Biden Puts the Economy at the Center of His 2024 Election Campaign

President Joe Biden is promoting biden omics, a policy of boosting the economy focused on the middle class that will be a centerpiece of his campaign in the 2024 elections.

Crime takes control of Los Altos de Jalisco

Los Altos, two of the 12 regions of the state, left many of the almost 48,000 migrants from Jalisco that the National Institute of Statistics and Geography counted in 2020

Nayib Bukele registers for the candidacy to be re elected as president

According to the legislation, Nayib Bukele would have to request a leave of absence from office six months before the start of the next presidential term in order to compete

Sandra Torres and Bernardo Arevalo are emerging as rivals presidency for second round

The veteran UNE candidate was the most voted in the first round of elections held this Sunday, while the representative of the Seed Movement surprised by coming in second place.

Guatemala holds elections to elect president and vice president for the period 2024

According to surveys, Sandra Torres, Edmond Mulet and Zury Rios Sosa start as favorites in the presidential elections that take place this Sunday in Guatemala.

President of the UFC, Dana White, gave details about the fight between Elonk Musk

The renowned businessman assured that both tycoons are willing to fight and this would be an unsanctioned fight and only for exhibition. He also acknowledged some issues like the size

Guatemalans in LA vote to elect president amid complaints and obstacles

After eight hours after opening the polling station, the table of the Guatemalan leader had 15 votes

Colombia prepares a documentary about children who survived 40 days alone in the Amazon

The documentary 'Operation Hope' would be directed by British producer Simon Chinn, Oscar winner for 'Man on Wire' and 'Searching for Sugar Man'.

Guatemalans face problems voting for a new president this Sunday in LA

Mrs. Maria Cifuentes, a Guatemalan migrant in Los Angeles for 23 years, told that she would like to use her right to vote this Sunday to elect the president and

The dismembered bodies of 7 people are found in front of a church in the Mexico

The bodies of seven dismembered people, two of them identified as women, were found in front of the church in the San Mateo neighborhood of Chilpancingo.

Trump dominated the audience at the annual gathering of religious conservatives

Donald Trump gave the closing address at the Road to Majority Conference, the annual meeting of evangelical conservatives of the Faith and Freedom Coalition in Washington, DC.

The United States and its allies continue to follow the crisis created by the Wagner Group in Russia

The United States government is also evaluating what the rebellion of the Wagner Group means for the war in Ukraine.

DeSantis will launch his new immigration policy proposals next week

The electoral campaign of Ron DeSantis announced that the Republican candidate for president in the 2024 elections will make the announcement of his immigration policy next Monday from the border

The Fed weighs ways to improve bank supervision before and during a financial crisis

Following the collapse of three large banks, Michael Barr vice president of supervision at the Federal Reserve argues that it is important to streamline regulatory approaches.

High-speed train Miami-Orlando will enter service on September 1

The 235-mile (378 km) rail axis will connect downtown Miami with Orlando International Airport, with stops in Aventura, Fort Lauderdale, Boca Raton and Palm Beach.

The drama of the Ocean Gate submersible continues

The US Coast Guard estimates that the missing submersible that intended to explore the remains of the Titanic only had (as of yesterday) approximately 40 hours of breathable oxygen.

Tragedy in Honduras: At least 41 burned inmates die after confrontation between gangs

After moments of violence, a column of black smoke came out of a module of the building, so the firefighters, authorities, prosecutors and forensic experts went to the prison in

Caravan from California to Florida announced against anti-immigrant law SB 1718

En to show immigrants that they are not alone and warn that they will file lawsuits to block their impact.

Badou Jack revealed that he will not fight Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez due to the difference in weight he has with t

Badou Jack used social networks to explain how he will not get into the ring against Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez due to the difference in weight between the two boxers.

Joe Biden Accused of 'Improperly' Eva Longoria

Internet users accuse President Joe Biden of 'improperly' touching actress Eva Longoria during an 'uncomfortable' hug.

Biden asked Congress to pass police reform bill, after report on police abuse in Minneapolis

President Biden once again asked Congress to pass police reform, after the Justice Department report on abuse and racism in the Minneapolis police, a culture of police violence that led

North Korea launched two ballistic missiles into the Sea of â€‹â€‹Japan, according to Seoul

North Korea reportedly launched two ballistic missiles, the latest in a series of banned weapons tests conducted by Pyongyang this year, according to Seoul.

Trump offered 'Food for all' in a Miami restaurant and left without paying

Former President Trump visited the Versailles Cuban restaurant after his appearance in Miami, but left without having paid a single bill.

Marisa Alcaraz in trouble for promoting false endorsements

Local 770 said La Opinion had endorsed the candidate and that former candidate Rose Grigoryan endorsed her; none was true.

Los Angeles Mayor Calls 'despicable Stunt' sending immigrants from Texas

Karen Bass sent a serious criticism to the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, for the new shipment of immigrants to the sanctuary city; at least 42 immigrants.

Modelo Especial surpasses Bud Light as the best-selling beer in the United States

Mexican Modelo Especial beer has surpassed Bud Light in US dollar sales, according to Nielsen data. Find out how this milestone marks the decline of Bud Light and the growth

UnidosUS Announces New Program to Help 4 Million Latinos Homeownership by 2030

UnidosUS, formerly known as the National Council of La Raza, announced Wednesday its HOME program aimed at making it easier for 4 million Latinos to own homes in the US:

What it will take for Ukraine to consider its

Meta Description What Ukraine has carried out so far are reconnaissance strikes, designed to reveal the whereabouts of Russian artillery and search for vulnerable areas. But what would be considered

The United States announces $325 million for Ukraine as part of new military aid

The new announcement of military aid comes as Ukraine begins its counteroffensive, in which some vehicles provided by the United States have been lost on the battlefield, according to international

Trump threatens to investigate Biden by special counsel if he is re-elected in 2024

Trump criticized Biden, the Department of Justice and former presidents in New Jersey, the same day he was accused of committing federal crimes

Mayor of Tijuana will live in a military barracks after threats and possible attacks against her

The mayoress of Tijuana, Montserrat Caballero Ramirez, will move to the headquarters of an Infantry Battalion of the Mexican Army for security reasons.

Los Angeles City Council Committee plans to reform redistricting process

Los Angeles City Council Committee Heeds Resident Input To Plan New Redistricting Process; the committee plans to consider and vote on the final recommendations in September

16 soldiers implicated in the execution of 5 civilians in Nuevo Laredo are arrested in Mexico

Suspected soldiers are linked to the executions of five people on May 18 in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, a city hit by violence 16 soldiers implicated in the execution of 5

More than 30% of seniors in the US have difficulty paying their bills: why

Inflation continues to affect the budget of American households, especially the pocket of the elderly who find it difficult to be up to date with your payment obligations.

Elon Musk takes aim at the Justice Department for having 'a lot of interest in persecuting Trump'

The owner of Twitter used his social network to ensure that the federal indictment for felonies facing Donald Trump by the Department of Justice risks causing mistrust in the American

Children lost in the jungle of Colombia: the 4 minors who disappeared 40 days ago after a plane crash found alive Subhea

The four children disappeared after the aircraft in which they were traveling in southern Colombia crashed.

Germany seeks to attract professionals from Latin America: where are there vacancies and what are the requirements

From health personnel and engineers to drivers, the European country offers interesting opportunities to qualified Latin Americans

Salvatore Mancuso revealed the location of a mass grave on the border between Colombia and Venezuela

Wildfires cost more than $100 billion dollars in annual wages in the US

The closure of schools, the cancellation of activities and work stoppages due to forest smoke in large cities represents a high cost economic

Texas Governor Signs Border Laws Including Buoy Barrier on the Rio Grande

The Republican governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, signed a package of 6 laws to secure the border of that state with Mexico and announced the installation of a buoy barrier

Smoke from the Canadian fires continues to affect millions in the Northeast US

Millions remain under air quality advisories in the United States as wildfires rage across Canada, spewing a thick haze of smoke in the northeast of the country

Biden offers Trudeau full support to fight fires ravaging Canada

In recent days, smoke from about 362 wildfires burning across Canada has spread through major Canadian urban centers as well as several cities on the East Coast of the United

'It hurts me to leave the club': Karim Benzema and his heartfelt farewell to Real Madrid

The French striker admitted that he is leaving Real Madrid for new opportunities in the arab soccer. Karim Benzema leaves the club as the player with the most titles in

Trump lawyers ask the Department of Justice not to indict their client in the case of classified documents

Three Donald Trump lawyers spent two hours inside the Justice Department facilities interfering for their client so that he is not accused of having removed classified documents from the White

Drug trafficker Hector 'El Guero' Palma gives an interview from prison and gives his opinion why the governmen

Hector 'El Guero' Palma has not been able to leave the prison he arrived in in 2016 after being deported from the United States, despite the fact that the Judiciary

CBP dog finds shipment of fentanyl in Arizona that could kill 48 million people

In the midst of a crisis where it is estimated that almost 200 Americans die every day from consuming this drug, the Border Patrol manages to detect a shipment of

Kansas City Chiefs went to the White House with Joe Biden to celebrate their victory in Super Bowl LVII

The White House had the visit of the Kansas City Chiefs players and they celebrated with the President of the United States, Joe Biden

Senate Passes Bill to Overturn Biden's Student Debt Forgiveness

President Joe Biden announced he will veto the measure, but the biggest challenge to student debt forgiveness lies before the Supreme Court

Representatives approved the debt ceiling deal

The House of Representatives has approved a deal to raise the debt ceiling as lawmakers scramble to prevent the nation from defaulting.

A new hearing announced in the federal court of Texas to defend DACA

Organization achieves a new appointment to analyze the DACA program that a judge left alive while the appeals process continued, although he ordered that new applications not be accepted, harming

Migrants seeking asylum in the US camp at the border crossing in Tijuana

Migrants from Russia, Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Venezuela, among other countries, and some Mexicans settled at the Tijuana border crossing alleging that have been unable to obtain an appointment due

Biden Laughs Upon Learning DeSantis Could Pardon Trump If Elected President

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was encouraged to say that if the American people elect him as president he would consider pardons for the rioters on Capitol Hill; Joe Biden could

Armed confrontation with police leaves 10 criminals dead in northern Mexico

According to official information, three police officers were injured after an overturn and a fourth agent was injured by a bullet. Until now, his state of health is unknown.

Pedro Sanchez advances the general elections in Spain

The best thing is for the Spanish to take the floor and pronounce themselves, said the Prime Minister after the negative results of his party.

New Jersey student's service dog receives diploma at graduation

Justin, a 6-year-old service dog for graduate student Grace Mariani, wagged his tail as he walked down the street. the stage to receive your diploma at Seton Hall University of

US threatens Uganda with sanctions if it does not repeal its anti-homosexuality law

The president today approved a controversial anti-homosexuality law that includes long jail terms and the death penalty for some crimes , one of the strictest laws against the LGBTIQ community

Teen in Guyana charged as an adult with 19 counts of murder in bedroom fire

The girl is currently being held in the Guyana Juvenile Detention Center and the charges against her have been formalized during a hearing Virtual at the Magistrates Court

Nayib Bukele announces another offensive against gangs in El Salvador

The objective is to 'prevent any attempt to regroup' the remnants of these criminal groups, said the Salvadoran president.

China will make history and send a civilian into space for the first time

Aeronautics professor and payload expert Gui Haichao will be part of the Shenzhou 16 crew that will take off next Tuesday to the Tiangong space station.

Hundreds of migrants protest in support of the Biden administration

They assure that the CBP One application is a Help to apply for asylum in the US

British Cycling Bans Transgender Women From Racing In Women's Events

British Cycling Federation Worked For 9 Months To Determine Participation Of Transgender Cyclists

Alianza team president and managers arrested over stadium deaths in El Salvador

The defendants will be charged with the charges of manslaughter, manslaughter, and public havoc.

House Passes Measure to Suspend Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Program

The Republican-majority House of Representatives voted Wednesday to repeal Biden's plan to cancel more than $400 billion in student debt, as well as restart loan payments for millions of borrowers.

Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton pay tribute to Tina Turner and celebrate her

President Joe Biden and former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton joined the recognition given to Tina Turner by personalities from the United States and other countries , after the

Another journalist is shot to death in Mexico, the third in the year and the 37th in the AMLO government

Marco Aurelio Ramirez became the third reporter to be assassinated in 2023 and the 37th during the government of Andres Lopez Obrador.

Young students show off their scientific talents in Long Beach

STEAM exhibition brings together hundreds of students to exhibit their projects, creativity and vision of future doctors

G7: Ukraine dominates last day of 'successful' summit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky took center stage on the last day of the G7 summit in Japan as leaders pledged a unified approach to tackling Russia and China.

New York mayor: We receive a large number of immigrants

Mayor Eric Adams said that a total of 70,000 asylum seekers traveled to New York City - many of them sent by buses from red southern states - and that

Attack in Ensenada, Baja California, aimed at 'El TrEbol', a member of the Arellano Felix Cartel

Alonso Arambula Pina, alias 'El TrEbol', linked to the Arellano Felix Cartel, would have been the target of the massacre recorded during a rally in Baja California.

The United States is in danger of recession for two years, warns the White House

The negotiation on the United States debt ceiling is at a standstill and the Biden Administration warns that, if an agreement is not reached.

Ron DeSantis to launch his presidential campaign next week, according to sources

Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis is nearing the launch of his presidential campaign for the 2024 elections, according to sources cited by various media outlets.

What is the 'cross death' invoked by President Lasso in Ecuador and what happens now

This Wednesday the Ecuadorian president decided to dissolve Congress and call general elections in the midst of a political trial that was being carried out against him.

Special Counsel Accuses FBI of Flaws in Trump-Russia Investigation, But Rules Out a Plot

The investigation into possible contacts between Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign with Russia has come to an end after four years of investigation.

Gloria Molina, Political Leader and Pioneer for Latina Women in California, Dies of Terminal Cancer

Molina grew up in Pico Rivera and became the first Latina elected to the state Assembly, the Los Angeles City Council and the county Board of Supervisors

The shocking life of Betty Webb, the last survivor of the experts who cracked the Nazi codes

Betty Webb, who turns 100 this Saturday, was recruited at 18 by British intelligence to do top-secret work during World War II and couldn't divulge what she was doing for

DeSantis tests his political speech in Iowa as Trump called off his visit to the state

Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump were expected to visit Iowa on Saturday, the home of the first Republican caucus for the 2024 election

A Florida federal judge temporarily blocked Biden's immigrant parole policy

A federal judge in Florida struck down the Biden administration's use of probation to mass release migrants into the US.

The Biden government will limit asylum with a new immigration rule after the end of Title 42

The new immigration regulation of the United States will restrict access to asylum for immigrants on the border with Mexico

The US will monitor with electronic shackles families detained at the border and subject to curfew

President Joe Biden has predicted that the US-Mexico border will be “chaotic for some time” once pandemic-related restrictions, called Title 42, are lifted.

More US banks are tightening their lending standards, according to a new Fed report

The president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, had already anticipated that credit conditions would become more stringent for households and companies

French journalist dies under rocket attack in Ukraine; there are already 11 since the beginning of the war

The 32-year-old cameraman was with Ukrainian servicemen and four colleagues who escaped unharmed from the Grad rocket attack.

End of Title 42: Arizona appropriated $20 million for border emergencies

Arizona Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs announced steps the state will take to cover emergencies at the border if the massive influx of immigrants expected with the end of Title 42

Americans Brace for Higher Inflation in Coming Years, Fed Survey Says

Although the Federal Reserve is doing its part to control inflation and bring it to 2%, many Americans assure that in the coming years the prices of some services will

Activists warn of an increase in deaths of migrants with the militarization of the US border.

Faced with the wave of nearly thousands of migrants from various countries seeking to reach the border between Mexico and the United States, hoping to cross when Title 42 expires.

The right achieves a broad electoral victory in Chile and will command the draft of the new Constitution

The right-wing formations obtain a key triumph in the low hours of the Boric government and ensure broad autonomy to draft the new Magna Carta.

Refugees hope the evidence they bring is enough to cross

A few days before May 11, more than 700 migrants give thanks in a ceremony for the imminent end of Title 42

43 Republican senators vow to oppose raising the debt ceiling without spending cuts

More than 40 Republican senators vowed in a letter to oppose 'any bill that raises the debt ceiling without substantive spending and budget reforms.'

Oakland Athletics broadcaster Glen Kiuper apologizes for racist comment on broadcast

The California franchise condemned via statement the apparent slip with a racist overtone of the announcer Glen Kuiper during the game against the Kansas City Royals and announced that they

Parents Concerned About Violence, Drugs, and Trafficking in and Around LAUSD Schools

They expose that nobody is doing anything to stop the flow of drugs in the educational establishments of Los Angeles

Immigrants fear family separation at the California-Mexico border

Eight false voters of Donald Trump accepted immunity in the investigation carried out in Georgia into the alleged electoral interference of the former president to annul the victory of Joe

Oakland Unified School District teachers hold first day of strike

The Oakland Education Association union decided to go on strike after negotiations with the Oakland Unified School District failed; the union represents more than 3,000 teachers and school workers

End of Title 42: The US assured Mexico that it will maintain other similar immigration systems

The President of Mexico and the White House National Security Advisor discussed immigration policy and other bilateral issues between the United States and Mexico, as the end of Title 42

What You Should Do If You Lose Your Job: 3 Helpful Tips

If you are unemployed and do not know where to start organizing your retirement from the company, it is important that you take these tips into consideration

Immigrants march and ask for an amnesty for all!

On International Workers' Day, thousands of Angelenos demonstrate for the right to unionize, for the right to housing and for immigration reform

Official Santiago Pena wins the presidency of Paraguay and extends the dominance of his party in power

Paraguayans elected Santiago Pena, 44, as their new president, who has maintained the Colorado Party as the main political group in power for the past 76 years.

From Al Nassr they deny statements against Cristiano Ronaldo and assure that it all came from a joke

The Al Nassr press officer denied the alleged statements that the Al Nassr president would have made against Cristiano Ronaldo in the who would claim to feel cheated by the

Angry population burned alive members of gangs that keep Haiti ravaged

This week, 13 suspected gang members were beaten and burned to death by a group of civilians due to the lack of action by the police to stop them

Trump loses appeal to block Pence from testifying before grand jury on January 6

Former President Donald Trump failed to stop Mike Pence from testifying before a grand jury investigating the attack on the US Capitol on January 6

Manchester United would look for a bombshell in attack and looks at a historic Premier League

Manchester United would place a lot of money on the table of a prominent figure in the Premier League in order to take his services for the next seasons in

Inauguration of housing project for 97 homeless in Whittier

Authorities will turn Motel 6 into a permanent home for the most disadvantaged in society

Senate approves ending Covid emergency, 3 years after initial declaration

The resolution to end the Covid emergency, which passed the House earlier this year, now heads to the president's desk Joe Biden

LAUSD employees reach temporary agreement: salary increase and health benefits

Mayor Karen Bass was key in negotiations talks. LAUSD employees reach temporary agreement

President Biden Arrives in Ottawa on First Official Visit to Canada

Biden to Highlight US-Canada Unity on First Presidential Trip to Ottawa

Brazilian police investigate alleged abuse against Dania Mendez on the reality show ‘Big Brother Brasil’

Dania Mendez's statement would not be necessary in cases of harassment in the South American reality show, the videos would be enough for the authorities to take action, explained the

Earthquake in Ecuador: at least 14 dead and 380 injured by a strong earthquake of magnitude 6.8

The strong tremor had its epicenter in the municipality of Balao, near the border of Ecuador and Peru.

Florida Republicans would ban girls from talking about their periods while at school

A Republican-backed bill in Florida would ban girls under the sixth grade from talking about their periods at school

What are the causes of the recent series of air incidents in the US that almost ended in accidents?

After seven dangerous incidents this year, aviation leaders say the sector is dealing with post-pandemic stress

Toyota manages big investment to develop batteries for electric vehicles

Toyota is committed to the advancement and development of electric mobility, which is why it has been making a large investment for batteries for some time.

More intense rains will be had from the morning of this Tuesday in southern California

Precipitation is forecast between 2 and 5 inches in coasts and valleys, and 4 to 8 inches in mountainous areas and foothills; the strongest stage of the storm will be

Financial fear in the United States due to the bankruptcy of two banks: Biden says that small businesses can be calm

Amid financial fears over the bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank, President Joe Biden assured that small businesses “will be able to pay their employees”, in addition to

DNA of four former US presidents to travel to space

Remains of George Washington, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan will be aboard a spacecraft that will take off later this year

Biden's proposal to save Medicare targets high-income earners

The Biden Administration's plan is to raise a tax on Americans making big as part of a series of efforts to extend the solvency of Medicare by a quarter century.

What is known about the kidnapping of 4 Americans in northwestern Mexico

The kidnapped were traveling in a white van through Matamoros, Tamaulipas

Elon Musk confirms that Tesla will build a gigafactory in Mexico, this is how it will look

The plant, which will be built near the state capital of Nuevo León, is expected to have an investment of USD5 billion.

Rideshare drivers afraid of being fired for a deactivating app

40 percent of those deactivated from Uber and 16 percent of those from Lyft reported that the company did not provide them with enough information on how to appeal

First Republican presidential primary debate to be held in Milwaukee

Ronna McDaniel revealed that the Republican Committee panel voted for the debate to be held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in order to coincide with the RCN's summer meetings; It is still

Biden has appointed 105 federal judges, surpassing Trump, Obama and Bush

Biden has appointed 105 federal judges, surpassing Trump, Obama and Bush. Democrats benefit from changing court demographics

Joe Biden warns that objects that represent a danger to the US will be shot down

Joe Biden assured that there is no evidence that the activity of more objects flying over US territory has increased and announced that he will speak with Xi Jinping about

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Nikki Haley Officially Announces Her 2024 Presidential Candidacy

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Los Angeles County Passes Four Anti-Gun Violence Ordinances

Supervisors of one of the most populous counties in the nation decided not to wait for the US Congress and approved measures to improve the safety of its residents

They propose payment of resident in community colleges to border students

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Thousands of Peruvians protest again with all blood against Dina Boluarte

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It's official: Andre-Pierre Gignac renewed for two years with Tigres

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DeSantis proposes to ban diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives at Florida universities

Florida Governor Proposes Eliminating the Use of Public Funds for Education Programs on Diversity, Inclusion and Critical Race Theory

Pakistan mosque attack death toll rises to 83

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Kamala Harris met with relatives of those killed in the Monterey Park mass shooting

Vice President Kamala Harris Called for Stricter Gun Control Laws to Be Enacted at the Monterey Park Mass Shooting Memorial: 'Congress Must Act'

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Florida reinforces control of its coasts in the face of the massive arrival of immigrants by sea

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Angelica Rivera is in mourning and says goodbye with a devastating message for one of the people closest to her

The Mexican actress Angelica Rivera is in mourning and says goodbye with a devastating message for one of the people closest to her

Kosovo closed its biggest border crossing with Serbia as chances of war grow

Days before, the Serbian government stationed military forces on the common border with Kosovo

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Serbia said it was on alert once information emerged about an alleged shooting on the border

Biden pays tribute to 50 years since the car accident that killed his first wife and daughter

President Biden, accompanied by members of his family, visited on Sunday the graves of his first wife and young daughter who died in a car accident 50 years ago.

House Committee asks National Archives to search Donald Trump's storage unit

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Taylor Swift reaches 33 years old and this is what is known about her first film

Taylor Swift is one of the most multidisciplinary artists in Hollywood, something that at 33 years old wants to demonstrate by being the director of a feature film.

Vice-president of the European Parliament Eva Kaili arrested for corruption is suspended

Greek MP Eva Kaili and four other people are accused of alleged money laundering and criminal organization.

Increase in the minimum wage in the US: 25 states prepare increases for 2023, some of more than USD15 dollars per hour

Workers in at least 25 states in the country will start 2023 with more dollars in their pockets, since increases in the minimum wage are expected. In some, such as

The United States grants asylum to more immigrants, but there are two problems

In fiscal year 2022, the US government approved more asylum claims than in any year, but it has also faced some problems, including the backlog of immigration court cases; the

US Supreme Court debates policy on expulsion of migrants

The policy of the Government of President Joe Biden seeks the expulsion of people in an irregular situation, but gives priority to those who represent a threat to the United

Barricades and arrests in China after unusual protests against Xi Jinping

Unrest over a fire that killed 10 people in an apartment block in Urumqi, blamed on the lockdown, has spread to Beijing and Shanghai.

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US eases sanctions against Venezuela, allows oil pumping to resume

Chevron received limited authorization to resume pumping oil from Venezuela

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Mexico and Ecuador seek to finalize trade agreement

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Twitter users will soon be able to enjoy encrypted direct messages and video chat

Elon Musk wants Twitter to have direct messages and video chats protected with encryption so that users can communicate with total security

Ivanka Trump hits in a swimsuit doing wakeboarding in Miami

Donald Trump's daughter, Ivanka Trump, is moving further and further away from politics as promised. Like a celebrity, she showed off her great body in a bathing suit on the

Maria Leon wins 'Look Who Dances All Stars' 2022

Ana Isabelle took second place and Jorge Anzaldo with third place on the Univision Sunday reality show

The Trump Organization's chief financial officer testified in that company's fraud trial

Former Trump Organization executive Allen Weisselberg pleaded guilty to all charges against him for tax evasion

Donald Trump announced that he will run for President in the 2024 elections

The leader of the Republican Party and former President Donald Trump announced that he will present his candidacy for the Presidency for the 2024 elections.

Trump Ally Kari Lake Loses Arizona Gubernatorial Election

Democrat Katie Hobbs won against Trump's Republican ally, in very close results that project her as the new governor of Arizona

Turkey Confirms 6 Dead, 53 Injured in Suspected Terror Attack in Istanbul

The President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, promised to punish those responsible for the alleged terrorist attack after confirming 6 dead and more than 50 injured

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COP27: rich and poor countries discuss damages, costs and compensation for climate change

Countries at COP27 propose a financial fund for the richest and most polluting countries to help cushion the damage caused by the effects of pollution and climate change in poor

Crowd of migrants who crossed the border by force and assaulted 2 officers were led by US activist

The American activist Roberto Marquez was identified as the instigator of the crowd of Venezuelan immigrants who forcibly crossed the border into El Paso where two Border Patrol officers were

Florida restricts doctors from providing gender-based treatment to minors

Florida approves ban on gender-affirming care for children

ULA measure: a tax when selling million-dollar properties to finance homes at low prices

ULA measure to apply an additional tax to properties that are sold for more than $5 million to allocate them to the construction of affordable housing and prevent homelessness in

Survey in Florida affirms that more Latinos align with the Republican Party

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Men in balaclavas guard ballot boxes with guns and bulletproof vests during voting in Arizona

Two armed people with their faces covered appeared at polling places as Americans went to the polls to cast their vote in Mesa, Arizona

Elon Musk already owns Twitter and fired several executives

The richest man in the world closed his successful purchase of the social networking service, propelling Twitter into a new era

Mexican state of Guerrero approves same-gender marriage

Of the 32 states of Mexico, only Tamaulipas has yet to endorse the union between people of the same gender.

Venezuelan migratory wave yields to pressure from the United States

Almost a thousand undocumented Venezuelans were forced to leave their temporary refuge in Panama and return to their country. Another 600 wait for plane tickets to follow them.

The number of children hospitalized in the US due to Respiratory Syncytial Virus increases

Doctors in Washington and Colorado face what looks like becoming a health crisis

Voters in Arizona election reported harassment by poll watchers

The complaints detail that the voters were followed, filmed by the observers and that they were insulted

Trump May Allow FBI to Conduct Another Search at Mar-A-Lago, Reports Say

Donald Trump is considering allowing federal FBI agents to search Mar-a-Lago again, according to CNN

Barack and Michelle Obama vote early and invite voters to participate

The Obama couple went to cast their vote in Chicago, which is where they live, and invited Americans to go to the polls because every vote counts

Orange County Transit Strike Halts as Union Returns to Negotiations

Governor Gavin Newsom asked the Orange County Transportation Authority and the Teamsters Local 952 union to resume contract negotiations, seeking agreements on issues such as wages and pension increases, among

Dunkin' makes changes to its rewards program and infuriates its members

As inflation continues unabated in the country, more and more customers are turning to loyalty applications en masse. Dunkin' new rewards program has several members infuriated by the drastic changes

Death toll from Turkey coal mine explosion rises to 41

At least 40 miners were killed in a coal mine explosion in Amasra, Turkey, leaving 11 others hospitalized, injured 58 workers and 15 others still trapped inside.

A mine explosion leaves at least 25 dead and dozens missing in Turkey

Rescuers are working around the clock to locate and rescue dozens of miners left underground after an explosion in Bartin, northern Turkey.

Donald Trump ordered to move documents in Mar-a-Lago when he was ordered to deliver them

An employee of Donald Trump told the FBI that the former president ordered boxes of documents to be moved at Mar-a-Lago after he was served with a subpoena to turn

The UN General Assembly condemns the annexation of Ukrainian territories by Russia

UN members voted overwhelmingly to condemn Russia for annexing Ukraine's territories

Nancy Pelosi to Latino voters: “This November, the strength of our families is on the ballot”

Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, sends a special message to the Latino population: "This November, the strength of our families is on the ballot –

More than 500 immigrant children were reunited with their families by the Biden task force

Humanitarian workers have traveled 62,000 miles in Central America in search of immigrant families who were separated from their minor children, still some 200 immigrant children are in the process

US Warns Foreign Actors 'Likely' To Use 'Information Manipulation' During 2022 Elections

The FBI and CISA released a public service announcement warning of information manipulation tactics that may be used in the 2022 midterm elections.

Senator Faustino Lopez and his partner die in a car accident

Reports indicate that Faustino Lopez along with his family were on their way from San Luis Potosi to Zacatecas, but in the municipality of Trancoso he had the mishap,

Food inflation drives millions of US families to low-cost supermarkets

Consumers are changing their consumption habits not only for non-essential products, but also for food due to the high prices that inflation is leaving behind. In this scenario, supermarkets like

Biden Marijuana Executive Action Could Impact November Voting

This initiative would pardon all federal crimes for marijuana possession, which would benefit thousands of Americans and could be key for the Democratic Party in the midterm elections.

Trump and the huge mess he left behind in classified FBI documents and other government records

Hundreds of documents marked classified, including many marked top secret, were kept in insecure locations at Mar-a-Lago.

President Biden disappointed by the decision of the appeals court on DACA

President Biden, congressmen, pro-immigrant organizations and activists have criticized the ruling that keeps the 'dreamers' in limbo awaiting judicial decisions that can take a long time

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The controversial reality show “Rica Famosa Latina” returns. Already the ex of Lupillo Rivera, Mayeli Alonso, put together a front with the sensual Kimberly Flores. They will give the fight

Russian missile attack on civilian convoy kills 25 in Ukraine

A convoy of defenseless Ukrainian civilians was waiting outside a market in Zaporizhzhia to deliver aid and pick up relatives intending to leave the Russian-annexed region, when they were attacked

Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India told President Vladimir Putin that this is no time for war

Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Russia's president in a bilateral meeting during a regional security bloc summit in Uzbekistan.

Seoul warns North Korea will self-destruct if it uses nuclear weapons

South Korea warned North Korea that it will self-destruct in the face of an alliance with the United States if it uses nuclear weapons.

What is Biden's biotech plan and why is it important for the US economy

With the Science Act and CHIPS, the Biden Administration is driving the first investments with a biotechnology plan that will benefit the US on several fronts, including improving the supply

Biden already surpasses Trump in appointing Latino judges

President Biden and Senator Leader Chuck Schumer have achieved a good match in terms of “balance” in the federal courts, as greater diversity has been achieved, including the appointment of

Argentina Vice President Cristina Fernandez skipped Assassination due to malfunction in weapon

Fernando Andre Sabag Montiel, an alleged gunman of Brazilian nationality, pulled the trigger near the head of Argentina Vice President Cristina Fernandez, but the gun did not fire, authorities say

The disappointment of the relatives of the 10 miners trapped in Coahuila Mexico almost a month ago

The families of the miners trapped in Coahuila lose hope of seeing them alive after the government assured that their rescue will take another 6 to 11 months.

USA: Preliminary agreement reached in lawsuit against Facebook

Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, Facebook has withdrawn access to your data for thousands of apps.

US Department of Health asks governors to allow abortions when the mother is at risk

The Secretary of Health, Xavier Becerra, sent a letter to the governors of the country so that doctors give them easy access to an abortion for women whose health is

The day Pelosi warned that Biden lacked the authority to pay student debt

The statements made a year ago by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, became a trend on social networks after President Biden canceled student debts as promised

Who will be the new director of the Secret Service amid the scandal over deleted messages

President Biden nominated Kim Cheatle because she has a long and distinguished 27-year career with the Secret Service, as well as having the experience and leadership to lead the agency.

Government of Cuba begins selling US dollars

The objective is “to start the sale of foreign currency in the financial system starting tomorrow,” assured the Minister of Economy and Planning, Alejandro Gil.

Washington says not trying to delay Iran nuclear deal

The US has not yet responded to the “final text” presented by the head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, while Iran did.

First Lady Jill Biden defeats COVID-19, she can get out of sunstroke

First Lady Jill Biden will leave the residence in South Carolina, where she was in isolation for five days, after contracting COVID-19, but President Biden's wife tested negative for two

Pope Francis expresses “concern” about the situation in Nicaragua

The religious leader called for a dialogue to find “the foundations for respectful and peaceful coexistence,” without mentioning the recent arrest of a bishop.

Many electric cars will no longer be eligible for tax credits in the US. Know the changes

With the signing of the Inflation Reduction Law, the eligibility rules for tax credits associated with the purchase of electric cars change, depending on the price of each vehicle and

Trump does not have experienced lawyers to defend him against the FBI investigation

Some experienced attorneys prefer not to represent the former president because of his reputation and his legal team does not have the experience to defend him from a federal investigation.

Liz Cheney confesses that she is thinking of running for president in 2024

Liz Cheney evaded the first time she was asked if she planned to run for president, but later said she will make the decision in the coming months because for

Keys to the FBI's search warrant against Trump and the documents recovered from...

Four items make up the type of documents that the FBI searched for in former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence, where it managed to recover 28 types of information, including highly

Biden takes days to vacation with his family on Kiawah Island

The Biden family will stay in a private beach house near a golf course. Although the president takes a few days off, he will not completely walk away from work

Survey reveals majority Latino voter support for abortion rights

More than 70% of Latino voters in the United States support that the right to abortion be protected by law, according to a poll by UnidosUS

Majorities in the US Support Using the Popular Vote to Decide Presidents, Pew Poll Reveals

Most Americans support moving away from the Electoral College, the institution that currently decides who will be president and vice president.

Judge orders Rudy Giuliani to testify in Georgia Trump investigation

Rudy Giuliani presented an excuse implying that he cannot travel by plane to avoid testifying against Donald Trump. The judge replied that he could travel by train or a bus

Mexico buys oral treatment against COVID-19 from Pfizer

The treatment reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 89%, when started within three days of the onset of symptoms.

Emergency declared in Las Vegas, New Mexico, due to water contaminated with ashes from fires

New Mexico Governor Michelle Grisham declared a state of emergency when there is about a 50-day supply of drinking water left for the city of Las Vegas.

California provides funding to foster the growth of Latina women

The objective of the Fund raising is to put on the map the contributions and needs of this group to create policies that benefit it

Undocumented immigrants at risk of ICE arrest and deportation

Immigrant advocates warned that the Supreme Court's block on President Biden's deportation priorities puts undocumented immigrants at risk, who could be detained by ICE and placed in removal proceedings.

The house of Colonel Sanders, the founder of the KFC restaurant, is for sale in Kentucky

The house of the legendary founder of the KFC chain, Colonel Harland Sanders, adds to the soaring real estate market. The home is for sale along with the attached restaurant,

US President Joe Biden found to be Corona positive, will continue to work even while in isolation

Joe Biden Covid 19 Positive: US President Joe Biden has been found infected with the corona virus on Thursday.

Draupadi Murmu elected as the 15th President and first tribal President Of India. Know everything

The country has got the first tribal president in the form of Draupadi Murmu. She won against the common opposition candidate Yashwant Sinha by a huge margin securing 64 percent

Firing again in America, firing on people in the mall, the attacker was killed by a civilian

According to the Indiana Police, the attacker carrying a rifle targeted people in the food court of the mall. The attack happened at 6 p.m. local time on Sunday.

Why did the President Joe Biden accuse Crown Prince of Saudi for murder of journalist Jamal Khagoshi

Only last year, Biden allowed the release of a US intelligence report that said the crown prince was directly behind the murder of journalist Jamal Khagoshi.

Many big revelations in the post-mortem report of Trump's first wife, injury marks found on the body

What happened to Ivana Trump? It is not yet clear. However, those with knowledge of the matter say that Ivana had fallen from the stairs at her house. He was

Who is Ro Khanna? The man hunted Russia and China for India with one arrow

The US House of Representatives has taken a big decision in support of India. Approved the proposal of MP Ro Khanna to keep India out of CAATSA sanctions. Know what

Glam sniper and ex-model Thalita do Valle killed in war

Brazilian model Thalita do Valle, 39, who fought ISIS in Iraq was killed after a Russian missile strike in Kharkiv hit her position, and one other comrade was killed after

Americans losing the feeling of pride in the country before Independence Day

Just before Independence Day, survey agency Gallup has released a survey report. According to the report this time, only 38 percent of Americans said that they take great pride in

US Ambassador Rashad Hussain expressed great danger of genocide in India, know what he said

The US Early Warning Project has placed India at number two in the list of countries where the risk of mass killings is highest.

UBI Payments: How many states are currently sending checks?

While another stimulus package is unlikely to pass at the federal level, some states still provide UBI payments , or guaranteed income, to their citizens.

Colombia Presidential Election: Left leader Gustavo Petro wins in Colombia's presidential election

The election comes at a time when Colombia is grappling with rising inequality, inflation and violence. Petro's victory in Latin America's third most populous country means more than Hernandez's defeat.

UNSC: India expressed concern about Haiti, said - the economic and...

India has been a major contributor to UN peacekeeping operations in Haiti and has also contributed three formed Police Units (FMUs) to the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti.

Turkey Name change: Turkey has changed its name, now it will be recognized by this name

Sinan Ulgen, president of the Istanbul-based think tank EDAM, said, 'One of the main reasons for the name change is that Turkey wants to end its association with the bird

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