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Haitian gangs call for mobilization as US Embassy sends message with Marines gunfire
As terrorizing criminal gangs in Haiti continue their aggressive tactics, U.S. authorities are sending a strong message: Fire on U.S. embassy personnel or property and expect to be fired upon.
That was the action taken on Thursday when suspected gang members fired shots near the U.S. embassy compound, east of Port-au-Prince.
“Marines ...Read more
Ecuador voters weigh constitution revamp, foreign army bases
Ecuadorians head to the polls to determine the fate of a plan to rewrite the constitution pushed by President Daniel Noboa, who’s pitched it as an answer to the country’s acute security crisis.
The four-question Sunday referendum follows an usually short campaign, after the electoral authority called the vote in late September. Voters will ...Read more
US adds new terror designation to cartel it linked to Maduro
The U.S. plans to designate a Venezuelan drug cartel allegedly led by Nicolas Maduro as a foreign terrorist organization, expanding the legal case for more aggressive action as it masses military assets in the Caribbean after months of deadly boat strikes.
The designation will take effect on Nov. 24, the State Department said Sunday. In ...Read more
Chile communist and conservative on track to presidential runoff
Chilean communist Jeannette Jara and arch-conservative José Antonio Kast appear to be headed to next month’s presidential runoff that will spotlight starkly divergent views on how to lead one of Latin America’s richest economies.
With 27% of ballots counted in Sunday’s first round, Jara had 26.3% of the vote followed by Kast with 24.7%, ...Read more
Signs, chants and anger fill Raleigh streets as Border Patrol targets Charlotte
“No fear, no hate, no ICE in our state.“
“I like my ICE crushed.”
“Nazis were just following orders, too.”
Those are some of the signs held by the hundreds of people who marched through downtown Raleigh on Sunday, objecting to a federal operation that started Saturday in Charlotte targeting people living in the country illegally. ...Read more
National Guard troops to leave Chicago, Portland: reports
The 400 out-of-state National Guard troops deployed to Chicago and Portland, Ore., will be sent home in the coming days, according to multiple reports.
In Chicago, 200 Texas National Guard troops were sent to the city in early October but their deployment to the streets was stalled by multiple court rulings. In Portland, 200 California National...Read more
'Felt helpless': Unease lingers after Border Patrol arrest at Super G in Charlotte, NC
Staff and patrons of an international supermarket in the Charlotte area braced Sunday to see Border Patrol again after agents pinned down and arrested a teenage employee at the store Saturday.
Peter Han’s family has owned Super G Mart for 15 years. He took video Saturday of the teen employee who was pushing carts back to the store being ...Read more
In a California city, a food pantry built on dignity offers refuge amid benefits crisis
Regina Gamboa still remembers the moment that changed everything: a Muslim woman handing back a can of pork during a pandemic food distribution, and Gamboa’s sudden realization that she didn’t even know what was in the boxes they were giving out.
“I really I felt bad that I may have offended her beliefs,” said Gamboa, executive director...Read more
Shelter requests surged after San Diego began clearing freeway camps. Almost all failed
Andrew Shields doesn’t want to be sleeping next to Interstate 5.
He dislikes that his bed consists of a foam block balanced on a coffee table, both of which are visible to people entering downtown. He knows that living outside makes it difficult for him to kick a drug addiction or take medication for his schizophrenia.
There’s just one ...Read more
Feds: Ex-Newsom aide used job to pressure California into settling suit with former client
Federal officials said Dana Williamson, the Sacramento political powerbroker who was indicted earlier this week, used her position while she was Gov. Gavin Newsom’s chief of staff to pressure state attorneys to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit with one of her former clients, gaming company Activision Blizzard.
According to the 23-count ...Read more
Chile vote poised to deliver a clash of political extremes
Chileans are voting on Sunday to elect a president as one of Latin America’s wealthiest nations faces the unfamiliar challenges of high crime, clandestine migration and a torpid economy.
Voters will choose between eight candidates, with top contenders including ultra-conservative José Antonio Kast, Evelyn Matthei from the center-right and ...Read more
Chile vote poised to deliver a clash of political extremes
Chileans are heading to the polls on Sunday to elect a president as one of Latin America’s wealthiest nations faces the unfamiliar challenges of high crime, clandestine migration and a torpid economy.
Voters will choose between eight candidates, with top contenders including ultra-conservative José Antonio Kast, Evelyn Matthei from the ...Read more
Special session Day 4: cybersecurity, public assistance bills await Nev. Gov. Joe Lombardo's approval
CARSON CITY — Four bills have passed both chambers of the Nevada Legislature and could soon be signed by the governor as a special legislative session enters its fourth day on Sunday.
Lawmakers approved a proposal to establish the Silver State Assistance Program, which sets up the framework for a state-supported system similar to federal ...Read more
Marjorie Taylor Greene says she regrets 'toxic politics' as split with Trump widens
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has drawn headlines with bruising exchanges at the U.S. Capitol and town halls. She has a history of transphobic, racist and xenophobic comments. She has even indicated support for executing prominent Democrats.
But Sunday, the Georgia Republican said she regrets that sort of rhetoric and wants to change course....Read more
Greene says Trump's GOP 'traitor' label puts her life in danger
Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene said President Donald Trump is putting her life in danger with a social post calling her a traitor to the Republican Party amid a falling-out centering on government files on the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
An escalating clash between Trump and Greene — previously a fervent ...Read more
Israel vows no Palestinian state as UN set to vote on Gaza plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there’ll be no Palestinian state and that Hamas will be disarmed — by force, if necessary — as the U.S. seeks U.N. Security Council approval for a Gaza plan that anticipates Palestinian statehood.
“Our opposition to a Palestinian state in any territory has not changed,” Netanyahu said at...Read more
Bessent says Trump's $2,000 checks would need congressional vote
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Donald Trump’s proposal to send $2,000 “dividend” payments from tariffs to U.S. citizens would require congressional approval.
“We will see,” Bessent said on Fox News’ "Sunday Morning Futures." “We need legislation for that.”
Trump, who has touted the billions raised in U.S. ...Read more
Chile right wing primed to win presidency with vote underway
Chileans are heading to the polls on Sunday to elect a president as one of Latin America’s wealthiest nations faces the unfamiliar challenges of high crime, clandestine migration and a torpid economy.
Voters will choose between eight candidates, with top contenders including ultra-conservative José Antonio Kast, Evelyn Matthei from the ...Read more
Five Native tribes are coming together to protect a California cultural landscape
Chuckwalla National Monument is more than an epic expanse of towering rocks, hidden canyons, ghost flowers, smoke trees and its namesake lizard. One of America’s newest protected public lands is a birthplace, a crossroads, a beloved relative and a historical document to the tribes of the California desert.
Stretching across 624,000 acres from...Read more
What the air you breathe may be doing to your brain
For years, the two patients had come to the Penn Memory Center at the University of Pennsylvania, where doctors and researchers follow people with cognitive impairment as they age, as well as a group with normal cognition.
Both patients, a man and a woman, had agreed to donate their brains after they died for further research. “An amazing ...Read more
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