Colombian Lawmakers Pass 16% Budget Rise That Worried Investors
Colombian lawmakers greenlit a 16% increase in government spending for next year, a budget that alarmed investors already nervous about the nation’s growing debt burden.
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Colombian lawmakers greenlit a 16% increase in government spending for next year, a budget that alarmed investors already nervous about the nation’s growing debt burden.
Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez is planning to attend the United Nations General Assembly in New York next week, a visit that would mark a major step in the rapid normalization of relations between Caracas and the Trump administration, according to people familiar wi...
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The US Supreme Court refused to clear the Postal Service to enforce new restrictions on mail-in ballots for the congressional midterm elections, rebuffing the Trump administration’s request to intervene after several states launched early voting.
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Don’t go there. Don’t give the brilliant minds at Florida State credit for perfect timing.
The Washington Commanders fell to the Philadelphia Eagles in their 2026 season opener on Sunday, but it wasn’t all bad. There are definite concerns, but most of the mistakes were fixable. That is a good thing because it means the coaches can work with the players to fix them.
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The Eagles will have to reconfigure their offensive line after placing starting left guard Landon Dickerson on injured reserve. Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer first reported the move, noting that Dickerson had been playing through multiple ailments.
It's safe to say the Joey Porter Jr. contract drama didn't end up the way Pittsburgh Steelers fans were hoping for, as the talented cornerback was inactive in Week 1. But that's not the worst of it, as reports began to swirl that both Porter and the Steelers were considering a tr...
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After positioning itself as a regional mediator by facilitating talks between Washington and Tehran, Pakistan marked a major milestone in its expanding diplomacy last month: the signing of a trilateral defence pact with Saudi Arabia and Turkey in Islam’s holiest city.
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A Long March-11 solid propellant carrier rocket is launched from a mobile launch platform in the Yellow Sea off east China's Shangdong Province, June 5, 2019. China successfully launched a rocket from a mobile launch platform in the Yellow Sea off Shandong Province on Wednesday, ...
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Raphael Warnock and Mike Johnson sat down one-on-one this month for a reason that was bigger than their stated topic.
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