For years, Haiti has suffered from a disastrous economy, a struggling police force and a practically invisible government. After midnight Monday, there will also be no semblance left of a constitutional order. One of the last remaining provisions of t…
Bolsonaro’s new life as a Florida man: Fast food runs and selfies
Bolsonaro’s Florida sojourn has become a flashpoint as scrutiny mounts over the most significant threat to Brazil’s democracy since the 1964 military coup.
‘Green banks,’ poised for billions in climate funds, draw states’ attention
In recent years, several states have created or helped to fund specialized banks that lend money to homeowners and businesses for energy-saving and climate projects. Now, states have billions more reasons to establish such institutions, known as green …
DOJ reviewing potentially classified docs at Biden center
The Justice Department is reviewing a batch of potentially classified documents found in the Washington office space of President Joe Biden’s former institute.
Jackson’s availability unclear as Ravens prep for playoffs
Lamar Jackson’s availability for the playoffs is the one question that trumps all others right now when it comes to the Baltimore Ravens.
Moscow threatens Russian actor with criminal charges after Ukraine war criticism
Moscow accuses Arthur Smolyaninov of making ‘a series of statements directed against Russia’
Lauren Boebert sugarcoats House speaker vote chaos, calling it her ‘most productive week in Congress’
Ms Boebert and other Republicans are spinning the drawn-out speakership fight as a win for democracy
Here’s the latest on the riot in the Brazilian capital.
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