Politics

Facebook has recently been involved in official inquiries in the U.S. and Europe over the alleged use of personal data belonging to Facebook users by the now-closed Cambridge Analytica.

On Saturday, protesters gathered in Niquinohomo, Nicaragua, calling for justice for those who have died in the country's protests since April 18. 

As the legal marijuana industry continues to grow, we spoke with cannabis advocate Chris Goldstein about the changing roles of government and the business sector.

The British political consulting firm used Facebook data to profile and target voters while advising the Trump and pro-Brexit campaigns in 2016.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner wants to make life easier for those who have been arrested for certain crimes without conviction.

The diplomatic ties between China and the Dominican Republic further deepen Taiwan's isolation.

President Nicolas Maduro said that he had approved the hike as "a shield against the criminal economic war of the neoliberal oligarchy and the International Monetary Fund" that he claims is being waged against his government.

The undocumented immigrant and her four kids, who remain in sanctuary in the Church of The Advocate, got the support of U.S. House representative Bob Brady, who introduced a private bill for the Congress to grant them permanent residency.

At least 30 people were killed in the protests, 428 were injured and some 200 were arrested.

French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in the United States convinced of being the necessary link to integrate Donald Trump back into international interests, and give a tacit boost to his own national agenda.

The Colombian Supreme Court ruled in 2017 that "Don Mario" could be extradited to the U.S. for allegedly smuggling cocaine into that country in 2013 and 2014.

The former vice president spoke at the Green Gala Awards, held in recognition of Earth Day. 

The chairman of the Democratic National Committee has announced the introduction of a lawsuit against the Russian government, the Trump campaign and Wikileaks for having "attacked American democracy" during the 2016 elections.

Three Ecuadorian journalists were kidnapped on Mar. 26 and later killed by a person who the authorities identified only with the alias "Guacho."

After 5 hours of interrogation and after more than 600 questions by senators and representatives, the founder of Facebook made it clear that the great achievements of his company come at a very high price for its users.

Prior to last year, Argentina had been requesting an authorization to export lemons to the U.S. market since 2008.

More than six months after Hurricane Maria ravaged Puerto Rico, tens of thousands of the island's residents remain without electricity.