President Keiko Fujimori will remain in Lima as Peru responds to an expanding El Niño emergency, with heavy rains threatening communities, agriculture and infrastructure across the country.
Six weeks after its historic election victory in Berlin, Die Linke approved formal coalition negotiations with the SPD and Greens, potentially paving the way for a left-led state government.
La Guaira beaches reopened Oct. 31 for weekends, for the first time since twin quakes killed 6,125 people and caused $19.6B in damage.
Chilean President José Antonio Kast has begun his first official state visit to Europe, with meetings planned with Pope Leo XIV, Giorgia Meloni, Spanish leaders and King Felipe VI.
Noboa's fourth curfew of 2026 opened with 218 arrests across five coastal provinces as Ecuador doubles down on its war against organized crime.
A chartered Learjet 60 crashed near Greenacres, Florida, killing all nine people aboard. The NTSB is investigating after the ...
French prosecutors opened an attempted murder investigation after a petrol bomb set a gendarme's uniform on fire during ...
Democratic candidates in key House and Senate races are offering competing plans for ICE, including abolition, agency ...
Colombian health authorities ruled out Ebola in four travelers returning from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, diagnosing all with malaria. One died and another remains hospitalized.
More than 1.6 million Ohioans voted early or by mail before the 2026 midterms, surpassing the full 2022 early-vote total as ...
Argentina's pension agency will raise benefits 1.93% in November 2026, while eligible low-income retirees receive a bonus of up to 70,000 pesos that analysts say fails to restore lost purchasing power ...
Severe storms and rising rivers have triggered evacuations in Uruguay, with flooding affecting Salto and Paysandú as forecasts point to continued heavy rainfall linked to a powerful El Niño.
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