Frances Mao is a journalist at Yahoo News. She covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a particular focus on the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Frances has been featured in prominent outlets such as BBC News, The Guardian, and Newsweek, among others.
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By: Frances Mao, Jakub Krupa
LIVE – Updated at 15:50 Marinera, also known as the Bella 1, has been taken over in North Atlantic with second Venezuela-linked vessel seized in
By: Frances Mao, Jakub Krupa, Lucy Campbell
LIVE – Updated at 18:12 Marinera has been taken over in North Atlantic with second Venezuela-linked vessel seized in Caribbean; UK confirms it gave support.
By: Jakub Krupa, Frances Mao, Lucy Campbell
LIVE – Updated at 22:47 US takes over two tankers, one Russian-flagged in the North Atlantic and the other Venezuela-linked in the Caribbean; Trump
By: Tom O Connor, Frances Mao
Cuban president Miguel Díaz-Canel says the country will fight back with a guerrilla-style campaign if the U.S. launches a military attack, warning
It's not a sight one expects in the backstreets of Havana, but perhaps it's not so surprising in what many consider the final, dying days of Castro's Cuba.
Young Cubans told Newsweek they see no future for themselves in their country and some would even welcome U.S. intervention.
By: Frances Mao, Jesus Mesa
The Justice Department indicted Raúl Castro for the 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue planes that killed four people.
World By Frances Mao Newsweek World Updated May 20, 2026 10:32 AM
By: Frances Mao
LIVE – Updated at 09:26 Reform UK's economic spokesperson talks to Sky News and BBC after record donations.
By: Frances Mao
LIVE – Updated at 10:24 Party's economic spokesperson says donations are a ‘breakthrough moment' as Labour's Angela Rayner warns of possible retrospective action.
