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Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin returned to work in the Pentagon on Monday for the first time since his undisclosed Jan. 1 hospitalization.
Three years after promising to hold Joint Committee on Legislative Services (JCLS) meetings, House Speaker Joe Shekarchi said he will finally allow the public to see the proceedings of the body that is responsible for General Assembly spending.
The U.S. and Russia clashed again yesterday in a dispute pitting the West against President Vladimir Putin, who refuses to call off troops massed at the Ukraine border. Across the pond, the U.K. may soon be seeking a new prime minister after a bombshell report detailed secret parties at Downing Street at the height of COVID-19 lockdowns. The hate crime trial of two of Ahmaud Arbery’s killers will proceed after a U.S. district court judge rejected a plea deal. And in Ecuador, an oil spill threatens Indigenous people and wildlife in the Amazon rainforest. All this and more in today’s PDB.
Díaz-Canel hace autocrítica y levanta restricciones a las importaciones en Cuba Rebajar la tensión El presidente de Cuba, Miguel Díaz-Canel, en una imagen de archivo EFE Actualizado a 16/07/2021 13:54 Algo se mueve en La Habana al son cubano de las protestas. El presidente Miguel Díaz-Canel aseguró en una comparecencia televisiva que en las manifestaciones había “personas legítimamente insatisfechas que se confundieron”. Además, en un raro e inaudito gesto de cierta autocrítica, reconoció errores del Gobierno en la gestión de la escasez de comida y vacunas contra la rampante ...