US Colombia earthquake aid worth $15.5 million has been announced as the country struggles with the aftermath of a devastating magnitude 7.4 earthquake. At least 111 people have been confirmed dead, while rescue crews continue searching damaged buildings across western Colombia for survivors. US disaster aid reaches $15.5 million The US Sta
US Colombia earthquake aid worth $15.5 million has been announced as the country struggles with the aftermath of a devastating magnitude 7.4 earthquake. At least 111 people have been confirmed dead, while rescue crews continue searching damaged buildings across western Colombia for survivors. US disaster aid reaches $15.5 million The US Sta
Colombia earthquake 2026 has left at least 111 people dead and dozens injured after a powerful magnitude 7.4 quake struck western Colombia on Monday. Buildings collapsed across several cities as emergency crews searched rubble for survivors, while shaking was felt hundreds of kilometres from the epicentre. Colombia quake leaves 111 dead and dozens injured
Colombia earthquake 2026 has left at least 111 people dead and dozens injured after a powerful magnitude 7.4 quake struck western Colombia on Monday. Buildings collapsed across several cities as emergency crews searched rubble for survivors, while shaking was felt hundreds of kilometres from the epicentre. Colombia quake leaves 111 dead and dozens injured
Democratic socialism in America is gaining political visibility, but describing the entire country as moving left would go beyond the evidence. Progressive electoral victories, changing attitudes among younger Democrats and dissatisfaction with economic inequality point to a stronger left wing inside the Democratic coalition, even as socialism remains unpopular with most Americans overall.
Democratic socialism in America is gaining political visibility, but describing the entire country as moving left would go beyond the evidence. Progressive electoral victories, changing attitudes among younger Democrats and dissatisfaction with economic inequality point to a stronger left wing inside the Democratic coalition, even as socialism remains unpopular with most Americans overall.