Drake is currently feuding with fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar, but the Canadian rapper would have to put that feud on hold as his Toronto mansion was just attacked.
In 1819, when Mirabaud Bank was established primarily as a private wealth management institution, the Geneva-based bank was at the heart of the world's financial center simply by maintaining a hub in Switzerland. Flash forward 200 years later, and the financial world has changed.
The mayor of a large southern Brazilian city urges residents to adhere to water rationing as 80% lack running water following severe flooding. The disaster has claimed 90 lives with 130 missing.
Brazil's President Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva urged Congress to declare a state of public calamity due to heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul. The floods claimed 85 lives, with over 130 missing and around 150,000 displaced.
Madonna was in Brazil to hold a free concert at Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach, and it is safe to say that the "material girl" broke some records with her performance.
Panama had found its next president, and he is last-minute replacement candidate Jose Raul Mulino, a staunch ally of convicted former president Ricardo Martinelli.
Voters have now casted their ballots as polling centers now officially close throughout Panama for the election that will decide the Central American country's next president.
Floods in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul state: 75 dead, over 100 missing, 155 injured, 88,000 displaced, 16,000 in shelters. Damage includes landslides, road closures, collapsed bridges, utility disruptions for 800,000.
The Daniel Ortega regime is one of the most brutal and repressive regimes in Latin America, with Nicaragua becoming very infamous for its brutal and often deadly put-downs of any form of dissent.
Uruguay's flag, adopted on July 11, 1830, features nine horizontal stripes alternating blue and white, with a white square in the upper hoist-side corner. A yellow sun, called the Sun of May, with a human face resides within the square, symbolizing independence.
Singer Lionel Richie updates on King Charles' health during US event, noting the monarch, battling cancer, is 'doing well' but advised to 'sit still' during treatment, returning to public duties.
Heavy rains in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, claimed 39 lives, with 68 missing. Floods, the fourth disaster in a year, forced thousands to flee. The flooding surpassed 1941 levels, with some areas experiencing record-high water levels in nearly 150 years.
The hearing at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding Ecuador's raid at the Mexican Embassy, leading to both countries cutting ties with one another, has now started.
Haiti's presidential council majority bloc reverses decision on prime minister selection, opting to adhere to original agreement. The newly formed alliance "The Indissoluble Majority Bloc" returns to the April 3 accord, uniting nine sectors and parties in transition vision.
Volunteer searchers have found yet another clandestine grave site in Mexico, this time on the outskirts of Mexico City. However, this one is considered more disturbing than usual.
Prince William provides a rare update on Princess Kate Middleton's cancer battle. He visited James’ Place Newcastle in England, where well-wishers greeted him. Kate has postponed public duties to focus on treatment.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro announced plans to cut diplomatic ties with Israel due to its actions in Gaza. Speaking at a May Day rally in Bogota, he criticized Israel for civilian casualties.
