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Panama Canal Authority launches pipeline concession process with ExxonMobil, Shell, Mitsubishi and others competing for a 2.5M-barrel project.

Ecuador President Daniel Noboa imposed a curfew in five provinces as Indigenous group Conaie launched indefinite protests against diesel subsidy cuts, raising fears of nationwide unrest similar to 2022.

Futsal is woven into Brazil's sporting identity, a point of pride that runs from street courts to packed arenas. Brazilian legionários have long scattered across the futsal world, and when they return, they bring back tactical nuance, higher training standards, and a competitive edge that enriches the domestic game.

A man who lost consciousness after riding a roller coaster at Universal Orlando Resort's newest theme park has died from blunt force injuries, according to the medical examiner's office.

The victim's sister told local media outlets that her brother had long been the target of workplace abuse. According to her account, his coworkers routinely stole his lunch, took his phone, and vandalized the bicycle he used to commute.

James is credited as a co-writer on Carrie Underwood's 2006 smash hit, "Jesus, Take the Wheel," as well as numerous other iconic country songs.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blasted today the House resolution declaring Charlie Kirk a "courageous American patriot" who inspired a generation of conservative youth and "who boldly lived out his faith with conviction, courage, and compassion, remembering some of his most controversial statements.

After Jimmy Kimmel Live was pulled off the air for the host's comments on the murder of Charlie Kirk, a movement across the entertainment industry to protest the decision has erupted.

Mexico and Canada agreed to a new three-year cooperation plan built on four shared priorities: economic prosperity, mobility and inclusion, security, and environmental sustainability.

When the official flyer for Charlie Kirk's memorial event dropped, it was packed with big names: Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, Marco Rubio, Tulsi Gabbard, Tucker Carlson, even Stephen Miller. Erika Kirk's photo made the poster. So did Trump's. J.D. Vance got a square too. But in the middle of all…

United Nations human rights experts also condemned the strikes earlier this week, labeling them "extrajudicial executions"