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Congo cancels 3-day World Cup training camp and fan farewell in Kinshasa over Ebola fears

Congo cancels 3-day World Cup training camp and fan farewell in Kinshasa over Ebola fears

Congo’s soccer team has canceled a three-day World Cup preparation training camp and a planned farewell to fans in the capital Kinshasa because of an outbreak of Ebola in the east of the country
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Bolivia dismisses Colombian ambassador as tensions heighten

Bolivia dismisses Colombian ambassador as tensions heighten

By Daniel Ramos LA PAZ, May 20 (Reuters) - Bolivia's government asked Colombia's ambassador to leave the country, citing sovereignty concerns and interference in internal affairs, the foreign ministry said in a statement on Wednesday, as diplomatic tensions escalate over ongoing anti-government
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The Cultural Impact of Frieze New York on Latin American Art Demand

The Cultural Impact of Frieze New York on Latin American Art Demand

An analysis of how Frieze New York, a premier art fair, serves as a powerful catalyst for the visibility and market demand for Latin American artists.
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Does Insurance Cover Online Therapy? Your Guide to Benefits in 2026

Does Insurance Cover Online Therapy? Your Guide to Benefits in 2026

Many Americans are seeking flexible mental health support, and online therapy has become a cornerstone of care. Good news: by 2026, most major US health insurance plans are expected to cover online therapy, often at the same rate as in-person sessions. This widespread coverage isn't just a temporary trend. It's largely due to federal parity laws and the lasting expansion of telehealth services post-pandemic. If you're wondering how to make online therapy work for your budget, understanding your benefits is the first crucial step.
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On This Day, the Rio Grande Became Central to Water Rights Talks

On This Day, the Rio Grande Became Central to Water Rights Talks

The Rio Grande, a major river forming part of the border between the United States and Mexico, has been at the center of water rights discussions f...
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Why Water Shortages Continue to Strain the Rio Grande

Why Water Shortages Continue to Strain the Rio Grande

The Rio Grande, a vital water source for both the United States and Mexico, has faced significant challenges due to drought conditions. These droug...
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Mexico seeks to offset screwworm impact by increasing US beef exports

Mexico seeks to offset screwworm impact by increasing US beef exports

By Cassandra Garrison MEXICO CITY, May 19 (Reuters) - Mexico’s main meat industry group said on Tuesday it aims to double beef exports to the United States next year, seeking to offset losses from a border closure triggered by a screwworm outbreak that continues to paralyze livestock trade.
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Ecopetrol Reports Decline in Production and Profit Amidst Global Challenges

Ecopetrol Reports Decline in Production and Profit Amidst Global Challenges

Ecopetrol Reports Decline in Production and Profit Amidst Global Challenges
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Steep Decline in ACA Health Coverage as Premium Subsidies Expire

Steep Decline in ACA Health Coverage as Premium Subsidies Expire

A new analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) indicates that up to 5 million people may drop their Affordable Care Act (ACA) health coverage this year. The decline is largely attributed to the expiration of enhanced premium tax credits, which had previously helped keep premiums affordable. The analysis projects that enrollment in ACA marketplaces will decrease from 22 million in 2025 to about 17 million in 2026. The loss of coverage is expected to result in higher premiums and deductibles for those who remain insured. The report highlights the financial challenges faced by individuals who are unable to afford the increased costs.
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Colombian presidential candidate Valencia vows end to 'total peace' policy, will be tougher on security

Colombian presidential candidate Valencia vows end to 'total peace' policy, will be tougher on security

By Luis Jaime Acosta BOGOTA, May 20 (Reuters) - Colombian presidential candidate Paloma Valencia said she would scrap the government's “total peace” policy and pursue a tougher security strategy against armed groups if elected, marking a sharp shift from leftist President Gustavo Petro's approach.
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A humanitarian aid ship from Mexico docks in Havana as US-Cuba tensions escalate

A humanitarian aid ship from Mexico docks in Havana as US-Cuba tensions escalate

A ship carrying humanitarian aid from Mexico and Uruguay has arrived in Havana to help ease Cuba’s spiriling crises
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2026 World Cup Set to Become 'Most Polluting' Games Ever Due to Extensive Travel

2026 World Cup Set to Become 'Most Polluting' Games Ever Due to Extensive Travel

2026 World Cup Set to Become 'Most Polluting' Games Ever Due to Extensive Travel