The Trump administration separated families coming to the U.S. to ask for asylum. Now the families are reuniting under new policies by the Biden administration.
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BELARUS-FLIGHT DIVERTED Western outrage grows and the European Union threatens more sanctions over the forced diversion of a plane to Belarus in order to arrest an opposition journalist in a dramatic gambit that some say amounted to state terrorism or sheer piracy. By Raf Casert and Vladimir Isachenkov. SENT: 1,330 words, photos. With BELARUS-DIVERTED FLIGHT-EXPLAINER What was behind a jet’s diversion to Belarus? SENT: 800 words, photos; BELARUS-MEDIA Belarus president signs tough law on media restrictions. SENT: 220 words, photo.
ELECTION 2020-AUDITS Six months after Donald Trump’s loss, conspiracy theorists and Trump backers are continuing their push for repeated examinations of the ballots and finding limited successes. Their efforts and sometimes misleading conclusions are being gleefully amplified by the former president. By Kate Brumback and Nicholas Riccardi. SENT: 1,030 words, photos.
Nicaragua President Daniel Ortega is seeking a fourth consecutive term in November and he's pulling all the levers at his disposal to ensure his Sandinista National Liberation Front retains power
Nicaragua ruling party ups advantages in run-up to elections
FILE - In this July 13, 2018 file photo, Nicaraguan police have their picture taken with President Daniel Ortega, after weeks of unrest in Masaya, Nicaragua. President Ortega is seeking a fourth consecutive term in November 2021, and he s pulling all the levers at his disposal to ensure his Sandinista National Liberation Front retains power. (AP Photo/Cristobal Venegas, File) May 12, 2021 - 3:00 PM
MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) â As Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega seeks a fourth consecutive term in November, he is pulling all the levers at his disposal to ensure his Sandinista National Liberation Front retains power, and on Wednesday the country s divided opposition appeared to confirm that it will remain so.