Robert Reich: America Is Sliding Toward Dictatorship
By shutting down the government in a bid to accumulate power, Donald Trump has violated his fundamental oath to uphold the rule of law.
Brazil's Bolsonaro Assumes Presidency, Promises Big Changes
In ceremonies amid heavy security, the far-right former army captain vows to "free" the nation from socialism and political correctness.
6-Year-Old in Immigration Court Tells Judge He Wants to Go Home
The law puts the decision to return to his family in El Salvador in his hands.
Trump’s Fascist Efforts to Demolish Democracy
The problem begins on the level of language—one of many levels where pushback is key.
The Ominous Return of the IMF to Latin America
From Argentina to Nicaragua and Mexico, the region's most vulnerable are being punished for the malfeasance of global finance.
West African's Harrowing Journey to U.S. Underscores Immigration Shift
The stream of migrants crossing the Mexican border these days includes many who come from the other side of the world.
Brazil Elects Far-Right Candidate Jair Bolsonaro to Presidency
Voters, embracing a chance for radical change after years of turmoil, look past warnings that the congressman may erode democracy.
5 Ways Brazil's Bolsonaro Followed Trump's Playbook
Above all, both have exploited the fears of those afraid of losing their place in an increasingly diverse and inclusive society.
Trump Administration Widely Condemned for Alleged Venezuela Plot
A report exposing talks between U.S. officials and Venezuelan military officers has caught the attention of critics across the globe.
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Trump Officials Secretly Discussed Possible Coup With Venezuelan Rebel Officers
Due to deep resentment over previous U.S. interventions in Latin America, information on covert meetings to possibly overthrow President Nicolás Maduro is expected to “land like a bomb” in the region.
