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Senior U.S. prosecutor leaves case against kidnapped President Maduro and Cilia Flores
According to Bloomberg Law, Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jamie McDonald informed the court that Richman’s employment ended on September 25, 2026.
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Russia warns Lithuania over potential nuclear weapons deployment
Moscow claims strikes on Ukrainian data centers and military infrastructure.
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Trump amb. to Greece causes stir: U.S. has power to topple governments
Remarks by Trump’s envoy raise fresh questions over U.S. meddling in Romania’s political crisis and the fall of its government.
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Project 2025 takes shape in Latin America’s far-Right governments
The ultra-conservative document drafted by the Heritage Foundation as a roadmap for Republican governance has not only fulfilled the fascist dream of the United States, but this roadmap is now being used by the governments of the Shield of the Americas.
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Siege warfare by other means: The U.S. economic measures against Cuba
How the Trump Administration is using starvation and misery to achieve regime change in Cuba.
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California orders review of AI ‘kill switch’, safety controls
California Governor Gavin Newsom ordered a review of a possible mandatory AI “kill switch,” independent audits and incident reporting amid growing concerns over advanced systems escaping human control.
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Trump TV launched after major U.S. networks suspend presidential coverage
The White House began broadcasting on its new media platform, Trump TV, this week, streaming government content, announcements and archived speeches on a continuous basis, days after the country’s major television networks suspended coverage of presidential events.
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What are ‘space weapons’, which U.S. says it has deployed into orbit?
The rare announcement from Washington is expected to raise alarm among allies and adversaries alike, experts say.
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At the UN Trump threatens to use “unmatched military power” in Latin America
“The United States will no longer allow threats against the Americas to gain ground anywhere in the Western Hemisphere. And, if necessary, we will use our unmatched military might to secure the vital national interests of the United States,” Trump said.
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A useless attack on Yemen, ordered by Trump, was called off
Ansar Allah can not be beaten by air attacks. Ground campaigns in the mountainous western Yemen, where the majority of the population lives, are extremely difficult. Ansar Allah has modern means—missiles, drones and air defenses—which allow it to retaliate. It was sheer stupidity that led the Saudis into provoking another war with them by bombing Sanaa airport in July of this year.
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The university’s deportable workers
International students occupy a peculiar position within the contemporary university.
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Trump EPA to strip greenhouse gas limits for power plants, a key Biden climate policy
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will revoke limits on greenhouse gas emissions from power plants that run on coal and natural gas, according to regulatory documents Administrator Lee Zeldin signed Monday.
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Why Pentagon is the central axis of the U.S.-Venezuela oil deal
According to the fact sheet published by the White House on August 31, the Office of Strategic Capital of the Pentagon (renamed the Department of War) will own 35% of the shares of the company North American Blue Energy Partners (NABEP), selected by the Trump administration to lead oil extraction projects in Venezuelan fields with a proven potential of 65 billion barrels.
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How Minnesota Unions and community groups stood up to an ICE occupation
Trump’s Operation Metro Surge was a direct attack on our union.
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Trump lifts sanctions on top Al Qaeda recruiters, financiers days before 9/11 anniversary
As the U.S. prepares to mark 25 years since Sept. 11, 2001, Donald Trump has removed top Al Qaeda figures from the U.S. list of designated terrorists. Among those he delisted was Abdullah Muhaysini, a Saudi cleric who recruited child fighters and teen suicide bombers to wreak havoc across Syria.
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Why the rushed Postal Service plan for mail-in voting has states in a panic
President Donald Trump’s executive order placing new restrictions on mail-in voting would assign state officials a Herculean task to reach compliance before the crucial midterm elections.
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A summer of recalls exposes holes in the nation’s food safety net
The Trump administration has cut staff, funding at agencies that track foodborne illnesses.
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Seneca Nation rejects Trump’s colonial claim on Lake Ontario
Seneca Nation President J. Conrad Seneca said that on Aug. 28, the day after Donald Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.” Seneca called for the order to be rescinded and for the name to remain as it stands, reflecting the Seneca people, the other Haudenosaunee nations and all the Indigenous peoples around the lake.
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U.S. Canada trade war intensifies
While Trump’s gangster imperialism exacerbates the trade war with Canada, workers must not simply rally to the side of their own national capitalists, argues John Clarke.
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Huge scandal exposes how USA uses criminals to manipulate elections in Latin America
Huge scandal in Latin America: far-right election meddling specialist Fernando Cerimedo was arrested for trying to assassinate his ex-girlfriend. He oversaw disinformation campaigns for region’s conservative pro-U.S. presidents and has links to Trump admin.
