Meaningful reform of immigration law remains elusive in the United States, a fact that both parties are trying to use to their advantage in upcoming midterm elections.

The people of Argentina are facing their second debt default in just 13 years, but there’s reason to believe that this one won’t be as economically painful as the last.

Though action on the pitch has now taken some of the spotlight away from the protests, the question remains: will this movement’s newfound visibility have any effect on presidential elections in October?