Latinos for Trump Rebrands to Add ‘Americans’ to Its Name
“Latinos for Trump” is no more. Now, it is “Latino Americans for Trump.”
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New Data Reveals The Absolute Worst U.S. City To Begin Your Career
When you are hunting for a job, you know how hard it can be to find a position that can boost your career. But even after you secure an offer, your work is not done. You need to think carefully about which city the job is in.
After two years, Trump returns to Arizona with a new partner in campaigning
Former President Donald Trump has largely been absent in Arizona — limited staffing and no advertisements. On Thursday, he returned to the Grand Canyon state after nearly two years to back up on-the-ground organizing from outside groups.
11 Trump backers taken to hospital after falling ill in extreme heat waiting for Arizona rally to start
Nearly a dozen people were hospitalized with heat exhaustion while they waited to enter a Donald Trump town hall event in Arizona, according to local officials.
'Latinos for Trump' rebrands and is set to launch as 'Latino Americans for Trump'
Donald Trump’s campaign has rebranded its Hispanic outreach, with the former president set to launch “Latino Americans for Trump” at a rally in Las Vegas on Sunday.
A trailblazing feminist says Mexico’s ‘triumph’ of a first female president is no surprise
MEXICO CITY — At 92, Elena Poniatowska, one of Mexico's most distinguished writers, has chronicled decades of women’s history in the country.
US imposes travel bans on Georgian officials over new law that critics say will curb media freedom
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States imposed sanctions Thursday on dozens of Georgian officials in response to the enactment of a law that drew weeks of protests by critics who say it will curb media freedom and jeopardize the country’s chances of joining the European Union.
Georgia president overruled as lawmakers push forward with Russia-style 'foreign agents' law
Georgian lawmakers on Tuesday voted to override a presidential veto on a Russia-style "foreign agents" law, pushing forward with legislation that has triggered international condemnation and large-scale protests in the South Caucasus nation. The U.S., European Union, NATO and the United Nations have all expressed concern about the bill, which critics say could jeopardize Georgia's chances of joining the EU and push the country back into Russia's orbit. The foreign agents law calls for media outlets, nonprofits and other nongovernmental organizations in the country to declare that they are "pursuing the interests of a foreign power" if they receive more than 20% of their funding from sources abroad. Russia, which occupies about 20% of Georgia's internationa