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Fidel Castro's Grandson Claims 'The Majority Of Cubans Want To Be Capitalist, Not Communist'

By Demian Bio | 03/31/26 08:39 AM EDT

Florida Mayor Claims ICE Driving Detainees 'Around Town' To Restart Jail Time Limits'

By Pedro Camacho

Steve Bannon Says Most of MAGA Will Back Trump If He Decides To Join Israel-Iran War: 'We'll Get On Board'

Steve Bannon Says If Trump Is To Escalate In Iran, U.S. Should Go For 'Total War'

By Demian Bio

Mexican Cartels Are Increasingly Targeting Workers For Recruitment, Expert Says

By Héctor Ríos Morales

Iran Launches 'Sacrificing Life' Campaign To Recruit Volunteers To Counter Potential U.S. Ground Operation

By Demian Bio

40% Of U.S. Counties Lost Population Last Year As Immigration Crackdown Intensified: Report
By Pedro Camacho
Trump Approval Drops To Lowest Level Of Current Term As Economic Concerns Rise With Iran Conflict
By Pedro Camacho
New Audio Reveals Former Mexican Official Took Bribes From Jalisco Cartel To Allow They Control Prisons
By Héctor Ríos Morales

In Focus

Sebastián Rulli Charro Suite Renato Jorge Negrete Mi Rival

The Hidden Story Behind Sebastián Rulli's Charro Suits In 'Mi Rival' And It's Surprising Connection With Legendary Jorge Negrete

By Alicia Civita

Jalisco Cartel Resumes Attacks In Mexico By Deploying Explosive Drones Against Communities
By Héctor Ríos Morales
ICE Crackdown In Minneapolis Undermined Trust In Local Police And Cost $200M In Wages, Study Finds
By Pedro Camacho
Texas' Rules Requiring Proof Of Legal Immigration Status For Professional Licenses Could Shrink Its Skilled Workforce By 10%
By Héctor Ríos Morales

Democratic Sens. Launch Investigation Over Torture Allegations At Alligator Alcatraz: 'Confinement In Small Cage-Like Structure'

Two Democratic senators are launching an investigation into allegations of torture at the detention facility center in Florida known as "Alligator Alcatraz"

Rights And Environmental Groups Say Venezuela Mining Bill Could Pull U.S. Firms Into 'Blood Gold' Economy

A coalition of Venezuelan civil society, Human Rights and environmental groups is warning that a proposed mining law could draw U.S. companies into a system linked to illegal extraction, environmental damage and armed control of mineral-rich regions.

ICE Deployments Have Pushed Local Police To Breaking Point: 'We Are Understaffed, Under-Resourced'

Immigration and Customs Enforcement deployments to major U.S. cities have strained local police departments, increased overtime spending and disrupted city services, according to new report.

New Water Buoy Barriers In Texas Could Disrupt Rio Grande In 'Unpredictable, Damaging, Catastrophic' Ways, Experts Say

Experts consulted about the barriers said they could speed up floodwater in a region already prone to flooding, as well as accumulate sediment and create new landforms along the river.