Politics

Guantanamo Bay Controversy Update: Opposition Continues to Stymie Shutdown Under Obama Regime

The struggle over the Guantanamo Bay detention center is still ongoing as reports say Pentagon continues to block the advancement of President Barack Obama’s plans to close down the facility. A special report from Reuters revealed that former and current administration officials have confirmed that Pentagon officials are “throwing up bureaucratic obstacles” to keep Guantanamo from releasing detainees efficiently and eventually shutting down.

Argentina Launches Manhunt for 3 Escaped Convicts from High Security Prison

The Argentine police launched a nationwide manhunt for three escaped convicts from a high-security provincial prison in Buenos Aires. Brothers Cristian and Martin Lanatta, and Victor Schillaci were serving life imprisonment for the kidnapping and murder of three businessmen in a drug-related crime in 2008.

Why Latin America’s ‘Pink Tide’ Is Finally Receding

The infamous Latin American political revolution known as “pink tide” is reportedly receding. According to Financial Times, these populist political movements have sharply swept the region leftward for over the past 17 years. Though some populists, such as Bolivia’s Evo Morales, remain popular and resolutely entrenched in power, others have started to fade.

Ben Carson Lays out Intention to Defeat ISIS, Cites 7-Part Plan

Ben Carson laid out his 7-part plan to defeat the terrorist group ISIS. With his numbers falling, Ben Carson now seems to be implementing the "shake up" he's talking about when he announced his 7-part plan to defeat the terrorist group ISIS.

Manny Roman Announces Ted Cruz Endorsement Despite Pressure

Manny Roman chose to endorse Ted Cruz despite the pressure to get behind. The vice-chairman of the Miami-Dade Republican Party, Manny Roman announced that he opted to support to Texas Sen.

TURNOUT: Joseline Peña-Melnyk on Protecting Obamacare, Diversifying Congress as Afro-Latina Candidate

For Joseline Peña-Melnyk, the United States is where the sky’s the limit, with endless possibilities for Latinos, and she has the opportunity to further cement herself in history as the first Dominican elected in Congress.

US Lawmakers Demand Labor Investigation of Mexico's Third Largest Retailer

A diverse range of Latino and non-Latino congressional lawmakers have called on U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Thomas Perez to investigate inappropriate labor practices by a Mexican grocery company.

Puerto Rico Debt Crisis: House Speaker Paul Ryan Pledges Action for Early 2016

Although the omnibus bill did not address Puerto Rico's financial crisis, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., has reportedly made the commonwealth's debt struggle a top issue for next year.

Immigration News 2015: Homeland Security Reveals Border Patrol, ICE's 2015 Deportation Statistics

Prior to reports of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) preparing to deport hundreds of immigrant families, it disclosed statistics regarding its central immigration agencies’ apprehension and deportation rates.

President Barack Obama Expresses Gratitude to US Troops During Christmas Visit

President Barack Obama visited Marine Corps Base to thank the US troops for their service to the country.

Bernie Sanders Confident His Stand on Income Inequality, ISIS Can Win Back Trump Supporters

Sen. Bernie Sander strongly believes he can sway Trump supporters with his stand on income inequality, foreign policy and ISIS.

Five Latin American Leaders to Look Out For in 2016

As the U.S. looks towards next year’s presidential election, Latin America countries are experiencing big changes in leadership and challenges to old regimes.

Pope Francis Wants Central America to Resolve Cuban Migration Problems

Pope Francis has called on Central American nations Costa Rica and Nicaragua to resolve the Cuban migration problems in the region. Thousands of Cubans are stranded in the border of the two countries after Nicaragua refused the migrants to pass their territory.

Chris Christie, Jeb Bush Turn to Subtle Jabs of Guilt in Hopes of Taking Down Donald Trump in New Hampshire

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush are turning to any means necessary in hopes of jumpstarting their fledgling 2016 GOP presidential campaigns in the critical, early voting state of New Hampshire.

2016 US Campaign: Abortion Predicted to Be a Hot Issue

The upcoming 2016 U.S. Campaign is expected to touch the issue on abortion, keeping both Democrats and Republicans on the hot seat.

British Ambassador Explains Trump to His People

British ambassador, Sir Peter Westmacott, explains Donald Trump's credibility to Britons. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made the headlines with his tag line "Make America Great Again.

Marco Rubio May Be the Best Bet of the GOP for the Presidential Race

Marco Rubio is the best bet for the GOP for the 2016 presidential race, but his numbers in the recent poll is still lagging.

Immigration Reform Bill News: Bipartisan Reform Setback with Lindsey Graham's Presidential Campaign Suspension

Sen. Lindsey Graham’s, R-S.C., presidential campaign suspension was expected, but it is still considered a blow to bipartisan immigration reform advocates.

Republicans Concerned Over Kerry's 'Visa Waiver' Reassurances With Iran

Republican lawmakers are taking the Obama administration to task for offering special reassurances to Iran regarding new visa rules.

Presidential Polls 2016: Hillary Clinton Surges After Last Democratic Debate, John Kasich Shows Life in Crowded GOP Field

Boosted by a strong showing in the most recent Democratic debate, Hillary Clinton now leads Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders by 16 points in the latest national polling.
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