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Kangaroo Court Convicts Nicaraguan Journalist of Conspiracy

In a closed-door trial on February 8, Mendoza was convicted of conspiracy to undermine national integrity and disseminating false news…

Hearings on the role of major oil companies in funding and disseminating misinformation about the climate crisis.

This forecast week the days will be partly cloudy with some showers mainly until Sunday. Highs will be between 20 and 28°C (68 and 82 F).

Former government staffer and rape survivor Brittany Higgins said she wanted to see more action, as she slammed the apology…

Officials said the harsh terrain in the southern border can be life-threatening and that robots would reduce agents’ exposure to the hazards.

Fresh blocks on a handful of Venezuela’s few remaining independent news websites are a troubling sign of escalating press censorship…

Several job announcements posted on the US Embassy website in Havana renew expectations for a reopening of consular services on the island.

In Canada, the mayor of Ottawa has declared a state of emergency, saying the city was under “siege” from thousands of truck drivers…

With 87.7% of the votes counted, Figueres has 27.3% of the votes, while Chaves has 16.7%. There were 23 other candidates for president.

Today’s featured artist is Alton Ellis from Jamaica with the song “I’m Just a Guy” from the album “Sings Rock and Soul” (1967).