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Cuba Reportedly Asked Pope Leo To Convince The Trump Admin To Ease its Oil Embargo
Cuban officials have asked Pope Leo XIV to mediate between them and the United States to ease the oil blockade that has the island on the brink of collapse, according…
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Iran Reportedly Charging Millions To Ships To Go Through Strait Of Hormuz Citing Cost Of War
The Iranian regime is charging ship operators $2 million to allow them to go through the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway through which about 20% of the world’s energy…
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Russia Condemns U.S. Pressure Of Cuba, Says It Will Continue Backing Cuba, ‘Including Providing Material Support’
Russia condemned the U.S.’s pressure of Cuba, saying it will continue providing support to the island, including “material support.” Moscow released a statement expressing its “deep concern about escalating tensions…
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U.S., El Salvador Disappearing and Arbitrarily Detaining Salvadorans Deported From the U.S., Human Rights Watch Claims
One year after El Salvador began receiving deportees at its Terrorism Confinement Center, a new report by Human Rights Watch says the Central American country is disappearing and arbitrarily detaining…
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Fuel Shortages Further Strain Cuba’s Tourism Sector as Travelers Choose Other Destinations Amid Deepening Crisis
The current state of Cuba is critical. Ongoing U.S. blockades on oil, along with other sanctions, have pushed the Caribbean nation into a state of limbo. Among the industries hardest…
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Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodríguez For Now Managing To Walk Fine Line Between Demands From U.S. and Regime Loyalists
Days after the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Celia Flores, during an operation in Caracas on Jan. 3, the Venezuelan government staged a show in…
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Ship Believed To Be Carrying Russian Fuel Reportedly On Its Way To Cuba, Challenging U.S. Blockade
A ship potentially carrying Russian fuel is on its way to Cuba, potentially challenging the blockade imposed to the U.S. on the island, according to a new report. Bloomberg detailed…
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Cuba Has Until Late March Before Running Out Of Fuel Due To U.S. Blockade, Analyst Says
Nationwide blackout in Cuba Cuba has until late march before running out of fuel as a result of the ongoing blockade imposed by the U.S., according to an analyst. Speaking…
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DHS Spent Over $144 Million on Weapons, Ammunition and Accessories in 2025, Report Claims
The Department of Homeland Security committed to spend more than $144 million on weapons, ammunition and related accessories during the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term, according to…
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U.S. Sanctions Another Jalisco Cartel-Linked Timeshare Fraud Scheme Targeting Older Americans
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned a timeshare fraud network led by the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG), which the cartel used to…
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U.S. Evacuated Hundreds Of Troops From Key Base In Qatar As Standoff With Iran Continues
The U.S. has evacuated hundreds of troops from Al Udeid base in Qatar, the largest in the Middle East, as the standoff with Iran continues. The New York Times detailed…
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U.S. Military Assets In The Middle East Could Wipe Out Iran’s Power Structure In Hours Former Top Commander Says
The military assets the U.S. has amassed in the Middle East could wipe out Iran’s power structure in a matter of hours, according to a former top commander. The claim…
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Russia Urges U.S. To ‘Show Common Sense’ And ‘Abandon Its Plans For a Naval Blockade’ Of Cuba
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov urged the United States to “show common sense” and “abandon its plans for a naval blockade” of Cuba as the country teeters on the brink…
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Claudia Sheinbaum Says Talks Are Ongoing For Mexico To Mediate In U.S. And Cuba Conflict
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said talks are ongoing for her government to mediate in the conflict between the U.S. and Cuba as tensions remain high. “It depends on both government,…
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Venezuelan Family Sues ICE After Detained Toddler With Respiratory Failure Was Denied Prescribed Medication
A Venezuelan family is suing the federal government over how immigration authorities handled the medical care of their 18-month-old daughter, who suffered life-threatening respiratory failure while in custody and was…
