Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina accelerate ratification of the EU-Mercosur agreement
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies has approved the EU-Mercosur treaty, moving it to the Senate for further analysis, amid rising import tariffs from the US.
Senators Sanders and Mullin clash in heated Senate hearing exchange: 'You're part of the problem'
Independent Senator Bernie Sanders and Republican Senator Markwayne Mullin engaged in a heated exchange during a Senate hearing focused on Obamacare.
Bipartisan resolution backing Ukraine's sovereignty introduced in US Senate
A bipartisan resolution supporting Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity has been presented in the US Senate, coinciding with the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
Flávio says Eduardo wants to run for the Senate even from the US, but it would be difficult to explain to voters
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro reveals that his brother Eduardo wishes to run for the Senate from the US, despite his previous mandate being revoked and his current expatriation.
Senate Democrats investigate CBS over blocked Colbert interview
US Senate Democrats are investigating CBS and the FCC over allegations that they blocked an interview with Democratic candidate James Talarico on Stephen Colbert's show.
Snowstorm in the Northeastern USA Delays Voting in Congress
A severe snowstorm in the Northeastern USA has led to the postponement of voting sessions in both the House of Representatives and the Senate.
Daily recap #1868: Argentina's Chamber approves labor reform, which returns to the Senate; US Supreme Court decides on legality of Trump's tariff; The steps of experimental treatment with polylaminin
Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has approved a labor reform which now goes back to the Senate, while the US Supreme Court is set to rule on Trump's tariff legality, and a patient has regained ability to walk thanks to a new treatment with polylaminin.
Illinois lieutenant governor seeking US Senate seat releases video of people saying 'F--- Trump'
Illinois Lieutenant Governor Juliana Stratton released a campaign video featuring individuals expressing anti-Trump sentiments as a part of her U.S. Senate bid.
'Genocide against the Cuban people': Russian Senate President on US energy blockade against the island
Valentina Matviyenko, the President of the Russian Senate, condemns the US energy blockade against Cuba, describing it as a form of genocide during a meeting with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla.
US Soldiers Will Enter Mexico... But for Training with Sedena
The Mexican Senate has authorized 12 US soldiers to enter Mexico for training exercises with the country's Ministry of National Defense from February 27 to July 15.
Members of the U.S. Navy Seals Enter Mexico for This Reason
The Mexican Senate has approved the entry of 19 U.S. Navy Seals to participate in training activities with the Mexican Armed Forces.
Watchdog: the new tactic to monitor ICE and CBP with full access to detention centers and files
A legislative initiative seeks to create an external oversight body for ICE and CBP to enforce migrant rights in the U.S.
Schumer pushes bill to give Pride flag same status as US, military flags
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is proposing legislation to officially recognize the Pride flag as a congressionally authorized flag on par with the U.S. flag and military flags.
Senate will approve the new entry of US troops for training military in Mexico
The Mexican Senate is set to authorize the entry of 12 US military personnel for training exercises in Mexico from February 27 to July 15, 2026.
Josh Hawley stands by accusations after fiery Senate hearing clash with Minnesota AG Ellison
Sen. Josh Hawley accused Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison of failing to address allegations of fraud related to a scandal involving misappropriation of federal funds meant for child nutrition programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
US homeland security department on track for shutdown after funding bill fails in Senate
The US Department of Homeland Security faces an imminent shutdown after a Senate funding bill failed to pass, with significant ramifications for domestic services.
The Senate will vote on the appointment of Kevin Warsh as chairman of the Fed amid the investigation into Powell
The Senate is set to vote on Kevin Warsh's nomination as chairman of the Federal Reserve, despite ongoing investigations into current chairman Jerome Powell.
"Third Country Strategy".. Trump Administration Spends Tens of Millions of Dollars to Deport Migrants
The Trump administration spent over $40 million last year to deport hundreds of migrants to 24 countries that are not their home countries, a move criticized by Senate Democrats as a costly strategy aimed at creating fear and intimidation.
DHS shutdown explained: Who works without pay, what happens to airports and disaster response
A partial government shutdown affecting the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is imminent after Senate Democrats rejected funding proposals from Republicans, although most government operations remain funded until 2026.
The American Senate blocked further funding for the Department of Homeland Security
The American Senate has halted additional funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
The lack of agreement in the Senate to limit immigration police threatens the closure of several National Security agencies
Political gridlock in the U.S. Senate risks the temporary closure of multiple National Security agencies if Democrats and Republicans fail to reach an agreement on immigration police oversight.
SAVE Law Advances: Here's How It Would Impact Those Who Are Not U.S. Citizens
The SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration, has passed the House and is now facing a vote in the Senate amid Democratic opposition claiming it may disenfranchise millions.
Senate Democrats block DHS funding over immigration tactics
Senate Democrats have blocked a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security due to concerns over immigration practices.
US judge blocks Hegseth’s bid to punish Mark Kelly over ‘illegal orders’ video
A US judge has blocked efforts to reduce Senator Mark Kelly's military rank and pension for his participation in a video urging troops to reject unlawful orders.
Promised everything beautiful in hope of the ambassador position
Billy Long, a nominee for the U.S. ambassadorship in Iceland, testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee amid controversy over his comments about Iceland as the 52nd state of the United States.
Trump’s pick for top diplomatic role faces scrutiny over ‘white supremacist’ views
Donald Trump’s nominee for assistant secretary of state, Jeremy Carl, is being scrutinized for his past comments that are allegedly supportive of white supremacist views.
The House of Representatives Approves the Removal of Trump's Tariffs Against Canada
The U.S. House of Representatives has voted to remove tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Canada, although it is uncertain if the Senate will follow suit.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to reject Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada
The U.S. House of Representatives, with the support of six Republicans, voted 219-211 to reject tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Canada, marking a symbolic move that requires Senate and presidential approval to be enacted.
The US House of Representatives voted to abolish tariffs against Canada, now it’s up to the Senate
The US House of Representatives has voted to eliminate tariffs on Canadian goods, pending approval from the Senate.
The U.S. Congress House of Representatives moves towards the lifting of tariffs on Canadian goods in a symbolic vote
The U.S. House of Representatives supported a resolution to lift tariffs on Canadian goods, but it faces significant hurdles in the Senate and from President Trump.
‘Yes, sir!’: Where will the US marines traveling to Mexico go and whom will they train?
The Mexican Senate approved the temporary entry of 19 US Navy SEALs to participate in a training exercise in Mexico.
U.S. House joins Senate in voting to end tariffs against Canada, but Trump can veto
The U.S. House has voted to end tariffs on Canada, but President Trump is likely to veto the legislation.
US House approves measure to block Trump tariffs against Canada; text goes to Senate
The US House of Representatives has narrowly approved a measure to halt tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump on Canada, sending it to the Senate for further consideration.
Noroña claims that US marines should not enter Mexico 'even to plant trees'
Mexican politician Gerardo Fernández Noroña opposes the unanimous Senate support for US Navy SEALs entering Mexico, citing concerns over US military actions and their implications on sovereignty.
Senate approves entry of US Navy SEALs to Mexico; Noroña rejects the admission
The Mexican Senate has approved the entry of 19 US Navy SEAL members into the country for a specialized training mission despite opposition criticism regarding the lack of legislative consultation for previous foreign military operations.
Senate approves entry into national territory of US Navy SEALs
The Mexican Senate has approved the entry of 19 members of the US Navy SEALs into the country to enhance cooperation on defense issues.
Senate Commission approves the entry of US Marines into Mexico: 'We will have better security'
The Senate Marina Commission approved a bill allowing US Marines to enter Mexico for bilateral security cooperation.
Palau MP rejects US accusations he took bribes from China-linked interests
Palau's senate president Hokkons Balue denies U.S. allegations of corruption tied to Chinese interests, which have resulted in a travel ban for him and his family.
US Secretary of Commerce Faces Scrutiny After Changing Story and Admitting to Visiting Epstein's Island
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick has come under increased scrutiny following his admission of visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2012, contrary to earlier denials.
Howard Latnik: Admits to visiting Epstein's island in 2012, the US Secretary of Commerce
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Latnik admitted before the Senate that he visited Jeffrey Epstein's island in 2012 during family vacations.
US Secretary of Commerce admits to visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick acknowledged visiting Jeffrey Epstein's island over a decade ago during a family vacation, denying any wrongdoing despite numerous mentions in newly released documents.
Senate postponed streaming regulation project after US embassy meeting with lawmakers
Brazil's Senate has postponed legislation regulating streaming in the country following meetings between US embassy representatives and senators.
Lutnick admits travel to Epstein Island, downplays relationship
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick acknowledged visiting Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012 but minimized their relationship during a Senate hearing.
The US Secretary of Commerce Rejects Resignation Demands
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick dismisses calls for his resignation despite admitting to past meetings with Jeffrey Epstein.
Murkowski breaks with GOP on voter ID, says push ‘is not how we build trust’
Senator Lisa Murkowski publicly opposes stricter voter ID laws backed by GOP leadership and expresses concern over building public trust in elections.
Pressure on US Secretary of Commerce after Epstein revelations
US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick faces increasing pressure to resign following allegations of connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick says he had lunch with Epstein on his private island
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick admitted to having lunch with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Epstein's private island during Senate testimony, drawing bipartisan calls for his resignation.
Epstein Case: U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick Defends Himself Against Any Link to the Pedophile Billionaire
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick denies having had any significant contact with Jeffrey Epstein, despite evidence in recently declassified documents suggesting otherwise.
Morning Recap: Tinubu brokers truce in Rivers crisis, US to deport Nigerians, Senate session in focus, other top stories
President Bola Tinubu facilitated a truce in the Rivers State political crisis, while the US plans to deport Nigerians on a criminal list amidst other significant developments in Nigeria.
Media: Representatives of the US Republican Party Alarmed About Upcoming Midterm Elections in November
Republican strategists express concerns over potential losses in the Senate midterm elections, indicating a more challenging political landscape ahead.