Seven dead in Muscatine murder-suicide following domestic dispute Local authorities in Muscatine, Iowa, confirmed that a gunman killed six relatives before taking his own life on Monday afternoon. Isabel Moreno
Pentagon bars journalists from press office, citing security protocols The U.S. Department of Defense has re-designated its press office as a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, effectively barring media access to the workspace. Isabel Moreno
Comptroller finds prisons in Aysén left wide open and unguarded Chile’s Comptroller General discovered that a Coyhaique prison’s main gate was left open and unmanned during a surprise nighttime inspection. pexels
Chilean Supreme Court acquits six former officers in 1973 human rights case The Supreme Court unanimously overturned the convictions of six former military and police officers, citing a failure to establish a clear timeline for the alleged crimes. Isabel Moreno
Sonko confirms Pastef party will boycott Senegal's new government Ousmane Sonko announced that his Pastef party will hold no ministerial positions in the new government following an impasse with President Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Isabel Moreno
Fujimori and Sánchez clash in final Peruvian presidential debate Candidates Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez faced off at the Lima Convention Center on Sunday, outlining competing visions for Peru's economy and security just one week before the June 7 runoff election. pexels
Woman arrested after violent assault on gas station workers in Las Condes A driver in a BMW was apprehended by Carabineros after attacking Shell employees and fleeing without paying for fuel while under the influence of drugs.
FlixBus resurrects 666 route to Polish resort town of Hel Coach operator FlixBus has restored the controversial 666 bus route to the seaside town of Hel, reviving a service previously scrapped following religious backlash.
Mauricio Macri plots 2027 comeback to challenge Javier Milei Former President Mauricio Macri is mobilizing his PRO party for a 2027 presidential run, despite internal defections to Javier Milei’s administration and poor polling numbers.
Abelardo de la Espriella leads Colombia’s presidential race as government disputes count Right-wing candidate Abelardo de la Espriella secured 43.74% of the vote in Sunday’s first round, triggering a June 21 runoff against leftist contender Iván Cepeda amid accusations of electoral fraud.
Colombia Election Standoff: Petro Rejects Preliminary Results as De la Espriella and Cepeda Head to Runoff President Gustavo Petro has challenged the preliminary vote count that places outsider Abelardo de la Espriella and Senator Iván Cepeda in a June 21 presidential runoff, alleging software irregularities.
Protesters fill Lima streets opposing Keiko Fujimori ahead of runoff Hundreds of demonstrators marched through Lima on Saturday, chanting 'Fujimori never again!' as the nation nears its June 7 presidential runoff.
