Americas

In his first year, Pope Leo XIV defies expectations and uses his American roots to challenge U.S. policies.

Media magnate Ted Turner, who revolutionized broadcasting by founding CNN, has died at 87, leaving a monumental legacy in global journalism.

Despite promises of transparency, Venezuela's oil industry is still entangled in secretive deals that thwart economic reform.

Ted Turner, pioneering founder of CNN, passes at 87. He redefined global media and left a profound impact on news consumption.

Louise Arbour's appointment as Canada Governor General underscores global institutional significance. Her experience offers a unique lens on constitutional duties.

The US revoked visas of board members at Costa Rica's leading newspaper after critical coverage of its ally. This raises concerns over press freedom amidst diplomacy.

Angine de Poitrine, a masked rock band from Canada, suddenly gains international acclaim with viral success, stirring discussions on cultural export.

Pope Leo XIV appoints Evelio Menjivar-Ayala, once an undocumented immigrant, as Bishop of West Virginia, influencing US immigration debates.

King Charles's 2026 US state visit symbolizes the end of an era faced with unresolved crises, redefining diplomacy and global stability.

Examining the complex record of U.S. Presidents with respect to the War Powers Resolution, showing mixed adherence and significant debate.

Three passengers die in a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship. WHO confirms one lab case, with five more suspected cases identified.

The U.S. ramps up sanctions on Cuba, targeting vital sectors, calling it 'collective punishment', igniting political and economic tensions.