Nicaraguan authorities released about 40 political prisoners on Saturday, two activists in the Central American country told Reuters.

This isn’t scorched-earth politics; it’s surgical strikes for the survival of the American system of limited government and a market economy.

U.S. President Donald Trump weighed in on Honduras' tightly contested presidential race on Wednesday, backing Nasry Asfura of ...

Nicaraguan priest Father Nils de Jesús Hernández serves a parish in Iowa where he ministers to the Hispanic community and ...

An official U.S. government exercise during President Trump’s first term forecast turmoil and potential violence in a ...

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For decades, conservatives have treated the Senate filibuster as a sacred protection against liberal overreach — a procedural shield that forces bipartisanship and slows the advance of progressive ...

There are no saviors or happy endings in politics — just a grueling, soul-sucking, forever war of attrition. Everyone in power seems to forget this detail. That includes President Donald Trump, who ...

As the latest and longest government shutdown enters its denouement, Congress will be left to tally the costs and repair the damage. One thing to be thankful for: The filibuster, the procedural oddity ...

Instead of caving on the shutdown, Democrats should have waited for the GOP to cave on Trump’s demand to scotch this antidemocratic tactic. Senator Tim Kaine, one of eight Democrats who voted to end ...

The financial capital of the world has elected a socialist as mayor, while the president is demanding Republicans commit political suicide by killing the filibuster (“Bust the Filibuster at the GOP’s ...

Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., warned Sunday that Republicans will be in "big trouble" unless they recognize that the next Democratic trifecta will "nuke" the filibuster to maintain power, insisting his ...