Politics Jul 28 Trump moves to lift visa restrictions for Argentina in boost to right-wing ally The United States and Argentina on Monday announced that they are working on a plan to allow Argentine tourists to again travel to the U.S. without a visa.
Nation May 19 Turbulent waters may have contributed to Mexican navy tall ship crash into Brooklyn Bridge Two sailors were killed and 19 were injured Saturday when the 300-foot (90-meter) Cuauhtemoc struck the iconic New York bridge.
Politics Mar 18 Families search for loved ones after hundreds taken on U.S. immigration flights disappear from online locator Some turned up among the more than 200 Venezuelan immigrants flown over the weekend to El Salvador.
World Feb 07 Trump orders sanctions on International Criminal Court for investigating Israel The order says the U.S. will impose “tangible and significant consequences” on those responsible for the ICC's “transgressions.” Actions may include blocking property and assets and not allowing ICC officials, employees and relatives to enter the United States…
World Jan 31 Venezuela frees 6 Americans after meeting between Maduro and senior Trump official Grenell’s hours long trip to Venezuela, according to the White House, was focused on Trump’s efforts to deport Venezuelans back to their home country, which currently does not accept them, and on the release of the detained Americans.
World Jan 09 Officials deny reports of Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado’s arrest after anti-Maduro protest Aides to Venezuela opposition leader Maria Corina Machado said she was detained Thursday, followed moments later by official denials, in a confusing episode that capped a day of protests seeking to block President Nicolás Maduro from clinging to power.
World Oct 25 Prosecutor for International Criminal Court faces sexual misconduct accusation As the International Criminal Court's top prosecutor sought war crimes charges this year against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he was engulfed in a behind-the-scenes personal crisis.
Politics Sep 11 As the CIA promises to stop sexual misconduct in its ranks, new cases of workplace assault emerge A veteran CIA officer is facing assault and battery charges accusing him of drunkenly groping a woman and forcibly kissing her during an impromptu party in the office last year celebrating his 50th birthday.
World Sep 08 Venezuelan opposition candidate González flees country for political asylum in Spain Former Venezuelan presidential candidate Edmundo González fled into exile in Spain on Sunday after being granted asylum there, delivering a major blow to millions who placed their hopes in his opposition campaign to end two decades of single-party rule.
World Sep 02 U.S. government seizes plane used by Venezuela’s president Maduro, citing sanctions violations U.S. officials allege that the aircraft was illegally purchased through a shell company and smuggled out of the United States.