Peru’s interim president resigned on Sunday as the nation plunged into its biggest constitutional crisis in two decades, when Congress ousted the country’s popular leader. In a short address, Manuel Merino said …
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Thousands of Belarusians have protested against military leader Alexander Lukashenko’s death in police custody of a military veteran and children’s art teacher. Roman Bondarenko, a 31-year-old artist, pummeled by several men, believed …
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Riot police fired water cannons at a crowd of pro-democracy supporters as they attempted to reach Bangkok’s Grand Palace on Sunday to deliver letters to reform the country’s powerful monarchy. Demonstrations have …
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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is ahead in Arizona as votes are steadily increasing. If he succeeds, it will be the first time a Democratic presidential candidate wins the state in 24 …
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Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden The clue President Trump By about 67,000 votes in Arizona, and CBS News projected the race as a possible victory for the former Vice President. But as …
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On Wednesday, post-election protests were held in several cities, with several demonstrations at night. Most were peaceful but some were tense and violent as well. Dozens of arrests were made. The demand …
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DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (KABC) – Los Angeles police Tuesday night declared unlawful assembly near the Staples Center in downtown La La due to “large and uncontrolled crowds” in the area. The incident …
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Security is being tightened across the country due to concerns over election day unrest. New steel fences were erected around the White House complex on Monday, and the New York City Police …
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Sign up for the Guardian’s first Thing newsletter. Federal officials were expected to re-erect a “non-scalable” fence around the White House on Monday, one day before the presidential election, which could also …
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The latest lockdown to prevent the spread of coronaviruses has led to occasional violent protests in many European countries, fueled by ideological fury over sanctions imposed by the new government and fears …
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