Bipartisan opposition in Congress and appeals from Eastern European governments were voiced out when U.S. President Joe Biden's administration had decided to waive sanctions on the Russian gas pipeline to Germany.
The group made their way through the streets of downtown San Diego and gathered at the Edward J. Schwartz Federal Building located on Front Street to voice out their demands. Based on the Palestinian Youth Movement, the U.S. provides close to $4 billion in foreign military aid to Israel yearly.
Located in the northern portion of the archipelago and considered as one of the most famous rock formations in the Galapagos Islands, Darwin’s Arch has collapsed into the seas due to natural erosion.
The White House on Tuesday continued to maintain that private and diplomatic conversations were the best way the U.S. could end the Israel-Hamas fighting as President Joe Biden expressed support to a cease-fire.
Yusef Jacobs, a 28-year-old Mexican, launched Graviti to change microfinance and give the unbanked sector in Mexico access to life-changing appliances.
COVID vaccine rollout in Guatemala has caused discontent and frustrations among individuals, which was mainly attributed to pandemic management and alleged corruption issues.
Authorities in Brazil are allegedly targeting indigenous leaders after police launched a probe on two prominent critics of Pres. Jair Bolsonaro's government.
Sinaloa cartel's Jesus "El Rey" Zambada has been granted relief with his removal from the United States financial sanctions due to good behavioral change. He was known to have testified against El Chapo during the trial.
Taxation is complex, especially for taxpayers who have no formal education and training in the subject. Yet, everyone who meets the criteria set by the revenue service of their country has to file a tax return.
