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- As the world fights over Greenland, its people double down on their own valuesBy Mark Sappenfield / 14 min
- Mexico takes out most-wanted cartel leader: Why that means nationwide upheavalBy Whitney Eulich / 4 min
- Why promises of 鈥榠ron fist鈥� security are winning support in Latin American electionsBy Constance Malleret / 5 min
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As U.S. stymies oil imports to Cuba, Mexico plays a balancing act
Brazil鈥檚 Lula is on the left. So, how has he avoided Trump鈥檚 scorn?
Bad Bunny takes the stage at the Super Bowl. He faces a polarized America.
Venezuela hopes oil revival will ease economic woes. People want political change, too.
By building a bridge to Detroit, Canada eyes a future less dependent on US
Does the US need to own Greenland to be secure? History suggests not.
Cuba has wielded global soft power for decades. Why that matters now.
Central American politicians offer fewer freedoms to win more votes
First LookNicaragua vows to free detainees amid US pressure
Venezuelans wanted change, but post-US strike they worry it鈥檚 鈥榤ore of the same鈥�
Trump says US will now 鈥榬un鈥� Venezuela, serving a warning to other world leaders
Why Latin America鈥檚 authoritarian leaders lean into Christmas
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- Trump is trying to exert more control over elections. Will he succeed?By Simon Montlake / 9 min
- Wealthy universities, facing steep endowment tax hikes, cut PhDs and librariesBy Ira Porter / 5 min
- As the world fights over Greenland, its people double down on their own valuesBy Mark Sappenfield / 14 min
- As Clinton testifies on Epstein, his legacy is already diminishedBy Linda Feldmann / 4 min
