In a tersely-worded open letter, Brazil’s Department of Indigenous Affairs criticized a proposal by two U.S. anthropologists to initiate contact between South America’s most isolated tribes and the scientific community, the Guardian newspaper has reported.... More
The Republican National Convention opened in Cleveland, Ohio on Monday, with more than 50,000 people flooding into Cleveland ... More
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Civilians may be carrying military-grade weapons in downtown Cleveland, Ohio this week. Like Louisiana and Texas in the United States, Ohio is an "open-carry" state.... More
In news from France, police say they have made two more arrests in connection to the attack last week that left 84 people dead in the city of Nice. ... More
The American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU, is suing the Baton Rouge Police Department for violating the First Amendment rights of demonstrators there last week. ... More
U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is only two points behind his Democrat rival, Hillary Clinton, a new poll shows.... More
Cuba's First Vice President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, will preside over the island's delegation to Nicaragua -- commemorating the 37th anniversary of the triumph of the Popular Sandinista Revolution.... More
Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa ratified that all human rights of the 121 Cuban citizens who were deported recently were respected.... More
Gail Walker, the Executive Director of Pastors for Peace, told reporters in the Mexican capital that it is important to continue the legacy of her father, the late Reverend Luis Walker.... More
Venezuela has reopened a pedestrian border crossing into Colombia from San Antonio del Tachira, in the western state of Tachira.... More
An inquiry published in Mexico over the weekend has revealed that there is virtually no physical evidence to support the Mexican government's version of the 2014 disappearance of 43 students traveling by bus to Mexico City. ... More
In an interview with the Colombian newspaper El Nuevo Siglo, retired general, Oscar Naranjo, a member of the delegation of the Colombian government has said that the signing of the peace agreement with the FARC-EP will take place within weeks.... More
The Turkish government has reopened an air base in the south of the country used by American forces to allegedly target Daesh terrorists, the Pentagon says.... More
The U.S. government has prohibited all American airlines from flying between the U.S. and Turkey after a failed coup attempt rocked the country and sparked violence there. ... More
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