Americas

Cuba’s electrical grid totally collapsed on Monday, leaving about 10 million people without power.

The victory is the latest in a string of conservative wins in Latin America.

The decision reversed a January ruling that had curtailed the powers of Peru's transport infrastructure regulator, Ositran.

Dylan Johnson, assistant secretary of state for global public affairs, spoke with NTD's Steve Lance on the United States' disaster relief work that the Trump administration is doing in Venezuela, which is leading the massive mobilization.

The program will be offered in a hybrid format—combining in-person and online sessions—and is open to educators working across preschool, primary, secondary, and non-university higher education levels.

President Trump is once again turning up the pressure on the Panama Canal, doubling down on concerns over China's growing influence over the strategic waterway.

To talk more about how earthquakes happen, whether these seismic events are connected, and the technology used to help rescue efforts, we have NTD Science contributor Shelbi Malonson here to join us.

After a potential exposure to rabies, prophylaxis is highly effective when given before symptoms develop, but there is no proven treatment once rabies becomes symptomatic.

The man, who worked as a night-shift security guard at the complex, was inside his small security cabin when the first violent tremor struck.

Rescue efforts are paying off, with a three-year-old boy pulled from the rubble after being trapped for nearly a week.

Carlos Antonio Lloga Dominguez, tied to one of the largest espionage networks discovered on American soil, faces deportation proceedings.

International and Venezuelan rescue teams work to pull a survivor from a collapsed shopping mall following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

July 1 is the deadline for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—a $2 trillion annual trilateral trade in goods and services among the three countries.

Hundreds of domestic and international rescuers are still working around the clock to find survivors under the rubble.

The framework for $2 trillion in annual trade is in limbo.

Search-and-rescue operations continue in Caracas as Venezuela enters its second week after two massive earthquakes, with thousands of people still missing.

After carrying out the attack, the suspects fled the scene.

Toyota is making a Texas-sized investment in the United States.

Cuba is working to restore power after the island's national grid collapsed on Monday.

Twelve days after twin earthquakes shattered Venezuela's coastal destination, small-business owners along La Guaira's beaches are wondering whether tourists will ever return.

Cuba’s electrical grid totally collapsed on Monday, leaving about 10 million people without power.

The victory is the latest in a string of conservative wins in Latin America.

The decision reversed a January ruling that had curtailed the powers of Peru's transport infrastructure regulator, Ositran.

Dylan Johnson, assistant secretary of state for global public affairs, spoke with NTD's Steve Lance on the United States' disaster relief work that the Trump administration is doing in Venezuela, which is leading the massive mobilization.

The program will be offered in a hybrid format—combining in-person and online sessions—and is open to educators working across preschool, primary, secondary, and non-university higher education levels.

President Trump is once again turning up the pressure on the Panama Canal, doubling down on concerns over China's growing influence over the strategic waterway.

To talk more about how earthquakes happen, whether these seismic events are connected, and the technology used to help rescue efforts, we have NTD Science contributor Shelbi Malonson here to join us.

After a potential exposure to rabies, prophylaxis is highly effective when given before symptoms develop, but there is no proven treatment once rabies becomes symptomatic.

The man, who worked as a night-shift security guard at the complex, was inside his small security cabin when the first violent tremor struck.

Rescue efforts are paying off, with a three-year-old boy pulled from the rubble after being trapped for nearly a week.

Carlos Antonio Lloga Dominguez, tied to one of the largest espionage networks discovered on American soil, faces deportation proceedings.

International and Venezuelan rescue teams work to pull a survivor from a collapsed shopping mall following the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela.

July 1 is the deadline for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—a $2 trillion annual trilateral trade in goods and services among the three countries.

Hundreds of domestic and international rescuers are still working around the clock to find survivors under the rubble.

The framework for $2 trillion in annual trade is in limbo.

Search-and-rescue operations continue in Caracas as Venezuela enters its second week after two massive earthquakes, with thousands of people still missing.