Posts by Amelia Frost
EXCLUSIVE: Glass CEO Paola Santana’s Bet on the $16 Trillion Problem Governments Can’t See
For years, Paola Santana has said the challenge of working with governments felt like operating in two parallel timelines: one defined by ambition, the other by operational constraints. “The day-to-day and the vision are always in conflict,” she tells The Latin Times. “You aim for the moment when they connect.” Over the past year, however,…
Read MoreGOP Rep. Urges U.S. Allies To Evacuate Cuba ‘Before It Is Too Late’: ‘The End Of The Castro Regime Nightmare is Near’
Republican Rep. Carlos Gimenez urged U.S. allies to close their embassies in Cuba and evacuate the country “before it is too late” as the Trump administration escalates pressure on the Havana regime. In a social media publication, Gimenez said allies of the U.S. reached out to him about the country. “My message remains the same:…
Read MoreRussia’s UN Envoy Says Cuba Will Not See ‘Betrayal’ Like Venezuela’s Maduro Did
Russia‘s ambassador to the United Nations, Vasily Nebenzya, said Cuba would not experience a betrayal similar to the one he claims led to the capture of Venezuela’s authoritarian leader Nicolás Maduro, drawing a contrast between Havana and Caracas amid escalating tensions between Washington and Moscow in Latin America. “In Venezuela, without doubt, there was a…
Read MorePanamanian Supreme Court Delivers Win For Trump, Cancels Key Canal Port Contract With Firm Tied To Chinese Government
Latin Times The Panamanian Supreme Court delivered a win for the Trump administration by canceling a key port contract related to the Panama Canal with a company tied to the Chinese government, according to a new report. Axios noted that the lawsuit was introduced by the Panamanian government at the urging of the Trump administration…
Read MoreJosh Shapiro Avoids Saying Whether He Would Endorse John Fetterman If He Runs For Reelection: ‘Appreciate His Service’
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro avoided saying whether he would support Sen. John Fetterman if he decides to run for reelection in the state in 2028. Speaking at a Christian Science Monitor press event in Washington, Shapiro was asked if Fetterman is “someone that you admire and would support for reelection.” “John will decide if he’s…
Read MoreSheinbaum Says Mexico Will ‘Never Accept Joint Operations’ With The U.S. After Controversy Over Arrest Of Canadian Drug-Trafficker
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated that the country will “never accept joint operations” with the United States after controversy arose over the arrest of former Canadian Olympian Ryan Wedding. “We always tell President Trump that,” Sheinbaum added during a press conference following a call with her U.S. counterpart. The remark follows a report by The…
Read MoreMargot Robbie and Jacob Elordi Rocked the Naked Nail Trend With Matching Signet Rings
Margot Robbie is teaching Jacob Elordi the fine art of red-carpet method dressing on the Wuthering Heights promo tour. It was not enough for Robbie to rock Elizabeth Taylor’s famed Taj Mahal diamond necklace to the film’s premiere as a symbol of another epic, tumultuous romance. She also immortalized her own journey with Elordi in…
Read MoreInside the Journey of Leland Russell: Strategy, Creativity, and the Future of Human-Centered Leadership
Leland Russell is a leadership advisor, author, and founder whose career brings together wide-ranging projects with a focus on people working well together. His path spans strategy, technology, creative production, and education, shaping a perspective informed by decades of cross-disciplinary experiences. That breadth underpins an approach centered on shared purpose, helping leaders navigate complexity through…
Read MoreWhy the Middle Still Matters: Ivan Harper on Establishing Leadership Without Extremes
Ivan Harper believes that corporate environments rarely fail because of a lack of ambition and intelligence. Instead, they fracture because “extremes” harden, and people stop listening to one another. As an executive coach for performance improvement and conflict resolution, Harper has spent decades navigating those inefficiencies and watching organizations drift toward opposing edges. Within that…
Read MoreFormer US Attorney Issues Dire Warning About Trump DOJ’s Arrest of Don Lemon
A former U.S. Attorney is warning that the action taken against former CNN anchor Don Lemon could have a chilling effect on journalists and the First Amendment more broadly. The Associated Press reported that Lemon was taken into custody in Los Angeles, where the journalist was covering the Grammy Awards. The arrest was tied to…
Read MoreWhy Am I Always Tired? 7 Reasons Why You Might Be Feeling Fatigue
Ever found yourself wondering, “Why am I always tired?” Well, know that you’re not alone. It seems everybody is extra tired these days—and it’s more than just part of being a grown-up. It’s easy to dismiss your tiredness as just “one of those things,” but there comes a point when it’s not so simple. When…
Read MoreHegseth Says Maduro Raid ‘Sends a Message’ to Foreign Governments About U.S. Military Assertiveness
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the recent raid that led to the capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro was intended to signal Washington‘s willingness to use military force abroad, framing the operation as a demonstration of deterrence and resolve, according to an official statement released by the Department of War. Operation Absolute Resolve, carried…
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