Americas

Bolivian military police intervene with force to dismantle road blockades after nearly two weeks of anti-government protests.

The long-awaited documentary on the Harlem Renaissance by William Greaves premiered at Cannes, providing insight into an era of profound cultural transformation.

Cuba faces a critical energy crisis as government officials declare national oil reserves depleted, impacting daily life and economic stability.

Cybercriminals increasingly target athletes using AI, turning sports scams into a lucrative industry, impacting fans and players alike.

The Trump administration's directive to keep coal plants open has resulted in significant financial and environmental costs.

The US Justice Department is deploying terrorism statutes to pursue criminal cases against Mexican officials involved in drug trafficking.

The Trump administration's efforts to keep coal plants open have led to significant financial costs, sparking debate over energy policy and economic impact.

Cuba's Diaz-Canel signals openness to US aid as fuel shortages cause widespread blackouts. The rare move follows a US delegation's visit led by CIA Director.

Canada's potential Eurovision debut reflects its European ties, as Eurovision director Martin Green welcomes the idea.

Clashes in Port-au-Prince claim 78 lives amid Haiti's escalating gang violence, highlighting increasing insecurity challenges in the region.

In a dramatic turn, all 11 aboard survived a miraculous plane rescue in the Atlantic near the Bahamas, thanks to a Florida-based military crew.

Richard Werstine, accused of killing rock singer Rodney Barger in 1993, was arrested in Panama after evading capture for over 30 years.