Patrick Gillespie
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Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Trump slaps tariffs on foreign solar cells and washing machines
The move is aimed at China, the primary country from which the U.S. imports solar panels. → Read More
Mexico reports highest murder rate on record
Soaring levels of drug-related violence made 2017 Mexico's most murderous year on record, according to government statistics released Sunday. → Read More
Woman reunited with family 40 years after dictatorship
A woman in Argentina was reunited with her biological family 40 years after her parents went missing during Argentina's dictatorship, during which 30,000 citizens disappeared. → Read More
Peru's President Kuczynski avoids impeachment
Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski will remain on his post after Congress voted against his removal from office following bribery allegations. → Read More
Amid mass exodus, Venezuela is losing its teachers
Over 400 professors and staff have left one of Venezuela's top universities as hundreds of thousands of citizens flee the South American nation, seeking refuge from country's humanitarian crisis. → Read More
'We are in the hospital suffering': A child's life cut short amid Venezuela crisis
Venezuelan children like Deivis Perez, who died in August, are victims of the nation's widespread shortages of medicine and proper equipment. → Read More
US war veteran's home destroyed in Puerto Rico
Jose Diaz hadn't seen his wife, Lydia Pabon, cry in years. Then Hurricane Maria ripped a massive tree out of the ground and dropped it into their living room. → Read More
Puerto Rico's nightmare recovery
President Trump arrives in Puerto Rico on Tuesday. He may get a sense of the island's nightmare recovery two weeks after Hurricane Maria hit. → Read More
Cut off after bridge collapsed, Puerto Ricans cross river with cable
Puerto Ricans in the town of San Lorenzo were forced to ford a river using a cable wire after Hurricane Maria destroyed the bridge connecting it to the rest of the countryside. → Read More
FEMA on Puerto Rico: 'It's not nearly as fast as any of us want'
Puerto Ricans are struggling with day-to-day survival despite government and military efforts to help get the US commonwealth back on its feet more than a week after Hurricane Maria's landfall. → Read More
Puerto Rico's aid is trapped in 9,500 shipping containers
Puerto Rico is struggling to distribute all the aid and supplies arriving at its main port. Only 20% of truck drivers at the Port of San Juan have reported for work. → Read More
Puerto Rico's aid is trapped in thousands of shipping containers
Puerto Rico is struggling to distribute all the aid and supplies arriving at its main port. Only 20% of truck drivers at the Port of San Juan have reported for work. → Read More