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The US Supreme Court agreed on 13 November to hear the Trump border asylum ban case, and the restrictions stay in force while justices weigh two questions. The post US Supreme Court Takes Up Asylum Curbs appeared first on The Rio Times .
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Banco do Brasil says some large farm borrowers refuse to pay or renegotiate, as its profit falls 66.5% and farm groups push back.
Colombia's Bogotá-controlled energy group asks shareholders on 30 November to approve up to 450 million new shares as it prepares a US listing.
Dr. Lambert had made a reference to Luigi Mangione online just weeks before he carried out a deadly rampage in Washington, DC.
Panama's flag carrier warned US-bound and US-origin passengers of possible delays after the FAA halted departures over a communications outage.
Mexican local reporting says the US revoked the visa of Baja California's chief judge. He says he has no official notice, and Washington has not confirmed.
The man in his early 20s had injuries that were serious, but not life-threatening.