Gen. Juan Jose Zuniga and members of the national army stormed the presidential palace in La Paz on June 26.

Coffee plantations face threats from bugs, plagues, and genetic fragility—putting United States’ annual consumption of 1.6 billion pounds of coffee at risk.

While officials say they’re streamlining the country’s notoriously complex tax system, some say a high VAT will hurt low-income households.

Recruitment professionals and victims of ‘ghost posting’ say the practice hurts everyone, including the companies that create them.

Analysts point to signs that President Javier Milei is bringing the country back in line with U.S. strategic interests.

Physicians are retiring in greater numbers as burnout levels increase at the same time Americans are placing higher demands on the health care system.

Exiles living in Miami are having their homes targeted while Cuba’s communist regime scrambles to maintain a faltering grip on power.

Women in the United States are entering perimenopause and menopause at younger ages, creating new challenges amid declining birth rates.

With 60 percent of the world’s fresh water trapped in Antarctica’s ice, some say it’s becoming critical to gain access.

Hospital systems struggle as uninsured illegal immigrants use them as their free health care destination