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A severe drought has struck the Panama Canal, snarling shipping traffic and potentially disrupting the holiday shopping season.

A significant drought has struck the Panama Canal, creating disruptions in international supply chains and posing a potential threat to the upcoming holiday season. The vital international waterway, responsible for connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, manages about 5% of seaborne trade. Straight Arrow News contributor Peter Zeihan sheds light on the grim conditions at…

As Ukraine advances on Crimea, and Sweden and Finland move to join NATO, Russian naval power is collapsing.

The Russian navy has suffered a string of setbacks recently. The Ukrainians have begun striking targets in Crimea, which formerly served as Russia’s control hub over the Black Sea. Meanwhile, Sweden and Finland together control most of the Baltic Sea, and both of those nations filed to join NATO following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine…

Two people died when a gunman opened fire during an environmental protest. Kenneth Darlington, a U.S. citizen born in Panama, was arrested.

Two individuals died Tuesday, Nov. 7, when a gunman opened fire during one of the protests against a mining contract. Protests have been ongoing for two weeks in Panama. A man, later identified as 77-year-old Kenneth Darlington, a U.S. citizen born in Panama, appeared frustrated by a protest-related roadblock near Panama’s capital. He attempted to…

President Biden hosts 11 other nations from the Americas to concentrate on shared migration challenges and building economic relationships.

Since taking office, President Joe Biden has faced challenges in curbing illegal immigration. To address the issue, the President met with officials from 11 other nations in the Americas on Friday, Nov. 3 to focus on shared migration challenges and building economic relationships. The Americas Partnership for Economic Prosperity Leaders’ Summit aims to reduce dependence…

A nearly 7,000 strong migrant caravan is leaving southern Mexican hoping to reach the northern border region with the United States.

Migrant caravans moving north in Mexico are not a recent phenomenon and have previously gained national attention. In 2018, a migrant caravan drew the focus of then-President Donald Trump, leading to increased border enforcement measures in the United States. Thursday, Nov. 2, a growing number of migrants are making their way north from Mexico’s southern…

Since 2015, more than 7 million Venezuelan migrants have left their homes, with tens of thousands of them ending up in the U.S.

Since 2015, more than 7 million Venezuelan migrants have left their homes, with tens of thousands of them ending up in the U.S. Despite efforts to return Venezuelan nationals to their country of origin, the outflow of refugees and migrants from the country persists globally. On Wednesday, Oct. 11, Panama and Costa Rica announced plans…

Hurricane Idalia has escalated to a Category 4 storm ahead of an expected landfall in Florida's Big Bend region later on Wednesday.

Hurricane Idalia continued to strengthen as it approached landfall in Florida, and the United State is attempting to stop a company’s expedition to the wreckage of the Titanic. These stories highlight The Morning Rundown for Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2023. Hurricane Idalia makes landfall as Category 3 hurricane Hurricane Idalia escalated to a Category 4 storm…

Florida residents have begun bracing for impact as Tropical Storm Idalia barrels its way toward the Gulf Coast.

Florida residents braced for Tropical Storm Idalia as it develops into a potential hurricane, and paper straws may not be the better option over plastic after all. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Monday, Aug. 28. Tropical Storm Idalia expected to hit Florida as hurricane Florida residents have begun bracing for impact as…

Iran seized another oil tanker on May 3. It's the second seizure in under one week, and raising concerns over the threat of maritime traffic.

Iran seized another oil tanker on May 3, making it the second seizure in under one week. The seizure is adding to concerns that Iran is threatening maritime traffic in the open seas of a pivotal strait where nearly one-fifth of all crude oil passes through. Surveillance video from the U.S. Navy shows about a…

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