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A US judge rules the Trump administration violated rights of pro-Palestinian international students.

Brazilian President Lula launched his reelection campaign amid international tensions with Trump and Argentina's Milei, while leveraging strong economic performance including 3% average annual GDP growth, declining inflation at 4.44%, and 13% real wage increases to appeal voters ahead of October 4 elections.

Trump announced a major oil deal granting the US a 55% stake in Venezuela's 17 oil fields worth potentially $100 billion in investment, though experts warn infrastructure repairs will take years before production significantly increases.

A US judge ruled against Trump's effort to deport pro-Palestinian students, citing infringement on free speech rights.

During Cuba's energy crisis, residents adopted portable lithium battery systems and solar panels while transitioning to Chinese-made electric vehicles, reducing pollution in Havana and enabling survival against the U.S. embargo through renewable energy innovation.

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is reportedly considering a 2028 presidential bid.

President Trump announced unprecedented US control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves through private partnerships, aiming to boost American fuel supplies and lower domestic gasoline prices while Venezuela seeks economic recovery and investment.

Trump announces a Venezuela deal giving the US access to vast oil reserves.

The US and Venezuela agreed to a historic oil exploitation deal, giving the US control over 65 billion barrels of oil.

Trump announces a deal giving the US majority control of Venezuela's 65 billion barrels of oil reserves.

Julio Hernández López analyzes Mexico's political landscape and recent decisions.

Cuban President Diaz-Canel urged private businesses to boost food, goods, and services production amid US embargo, while US military allocated 2.2 billion dollars for small nuclear reactors at military bases.

ICC President faced financial restrictions as her credit cards were shut off due to Trump administration sanctions, highlighting escalating tensions between the U.S. and the International Criminal Court over its investigations.

Marco Rubio urged Mexico to combat cartels and irregular migration.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio signaled the U.S. is pivoting from military strikes toward expanded sanctions against Iran, communicating the strategic shift to American allies to coordinate economic pressure on Tehran's nuclear program and regional activities.

US sanctions triggered widespread panic-buying at Iranian gas stations, with motorists waiting up to two hours, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent threatened complete economic isolation while Tehran and Oman negotiated a temporary shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump reduced a US-South Korea military exercise from eleven to five days as a goodwill gesture toward North Korea, deepening uncertainty about American regional commitments and prompting China and Japan to pursue greater strategic autonomy.

A judge blocks the Department of State's ideologically motivated deportations of foreign students.

President Trump announced a major oil agreement with Venezuela granting the US majority control over 65 billion barrels of proven reserves, aimed at bolstering American energy security and reducing gas prices amid geopolitical tensions affecting global markets.

Trump secured a 100-year oil deal giving the United States 55 percent stake in Venezuelan fields containing 65 billion barrels, potentially yielding $209 billion in taxes, though infrastructure repairs may delay production increases and lower gas prices.

A US judge ruled against Trump's effort to deport pro-Palestinian students.

President Trump secured a 100-year oil deal giving the US fifty-five percent stake in Venezuela's vast untapped reserves, potentially yielding billions in investment, though immediate gas price relief remains unlikely due to infrastructure repair needs.

Dozens of Chavista protesters gathered in Caracas demanding Nicolas Maduro's release following his January 3rd capture by U.S. troops, rejecting American presence and opposing opposition dialogue they view as U.S.-orchestrated, amid a controversial oil agreement granting Washington control of over twenty percent of Venezuelan reserves.

Iran faces six significant consequences after six months of war, according to recent reports.

Trump unveils a massive US stake in Venezuela's oil, covering 17 strategic fields.

Trump announces a deal for the US to control 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil reserves.

President Trump announced the United States secured majority control of Venezuela's 65 billion oil barrels through a partnership with private operators, aiming to double American reserves, increase supply, and lower gas prices amid global energy constraints.

Qatar's PM Al Thani visits Tehran to discuss de-escalation amid the US-Iran conflict.

Cristian Auguadra, head of Argentina's intelligence agency, denies terrorism threats in his first congressional hearing.

Syria rejoins the world, rendering Israel's old strategies ineffective.

The US removed Syria from its "State Sponsors of Terrorism" list, leaving Cuba, Iran, and North Korea.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced "Operation Economic Outcast," demanding all countries sever ties with Iran or face American sanctions, marking either a historic economic intervention or an administration lacking alternatives.

The State Department has paused visa interviews worldwide to conduct consular officer training, disrupting appointments without providing a resumption timeline, amid the Trump administration's heightened scrutiny of legal immigration.

Trump granted his assistant Natalie Harp a special perk, access to an exclusive buffet, shocking staffers.

James Carville criticizes AIPAC and Israel's government, sparking debate on antisemitism and US-Israel relations.

Trump negotiated a 25-year US-Venezuela energy pact granting America 55% output from 17 oil fields holding 65 billion barrels, potentially generating $209 billion in Venezuelan taxes while aiming to boost production to 1.5 million barrels daily, though experts doubt rapid price relief for American consumers.

Trump secured a 100-year Venezuelan oil deal giving the U.S. 55 percent output from 17 fields with 65 billion barrels, potentially drawing $100 billion investment, though infrastructure repairs may delay production gains and could challenge Canada's heavy crude exports to America.

Trump announces a deal for a huge US stake in Venezuelan oil reserves.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is considering a 2028 presidential run, according to reports.

Trump announced an agreement granting partial control over Venezuela's oil reserves, representing a significant geopolitical shift in U.S. influence over Latin American energy resources amid ongoing regional political tensions.

The US secures control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil.

UK prosecutors link pro-Palestinian activists to terrorism, potentially increasing prison sentences.

The US and Venezuela announced a historic oil deal granting America majority control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan crude reserves, with expected 100 billion dollar investments and substantial fuel price reductions for American consumers.

Trump announced a historic oil deal granting the US majority control of 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan reserves, promising nearly $100 billion in private investment and potentially doubling American oil reserves amid geopolitical tensions.

At least 162 people died in Nepal-China floods triggered by a glacial collapse.

The US government revoked leftist activist Viviana Marín's visa due to her public calls for violence.

Trump's government temporarily suspended visa interviews at all US embassies to train staff on stricter controls.

Analysts say the Strait of Hormuz remains high risk for ships despite US claims of mine-clearing.

Mexican Foreign Minister Roberto Velasco concludes productive two-day Korea tour securing aerospace, AI, and defense cooperation agreements, then meets U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington amid tensions over migrant deaths in American custody.

The Trump administration pauses military strikes on Iran, shifting to naval blockades and sanctions while maintaining Strait of Hormuz access, reserving military options if Tehran attacks first.