After the Venezuelan opposition voted to dissolve the interim government and push Juan Guaidó out as its president, the embassy in Washington, D.C. has officially closed on Friday.

The new migrant policy reveal of U.S. President Joe Biden on Thursday shows his attempt to stop the increasing wave of migrants attempting to enter the country while still placating the pro-immigration stance of Democrats.

The judge serving as a special master over the Rio Grande case has ordered the federal government on Friday to publicly reveal the proposed plans over the river so that the merits of the deal can be seen.

U.S. House Rep. George Santos, who has become controversial after much of his resume has been revealed to be false, will reportedly be pursued by Brazilian authorities on Monday for fraud charges incurred in 2008.

Despite calls from the United Nations to intervene in the current crisis happening in Haiti, the international community has largely taken no action to start the necessary coalition to address the issues.

An El Salvadoran gang member and fugitive was arrested in Virginia by ICE officials after attempting to hide in the U.S. to avoid the charges awaiting him in his country.

As the Latin American refugee crisis continues to worsen, countries like Mexico have become attractive for refugees due to the less-stringent asylum laws as well as having similar job opportunities to the U.S.

At the top of Ecuadoran President GUillermo Lasso's priorities is securing help in battling drug cartels that have waged open warfare in his nation's streets and prisons.

FIFA vice president Victor Montagliani claims the 2022 World Cup could be the last World Cup to be staged in a single country.

Mexico and the United States are reportedly mapping out plans to lure business in Asia to North America.

The U.S. has threatened legal action against Mexico on Monday if the country continues with its plan to ban imports of genetically-modified corn for human consumption.

The Iranian government reportedly threatened its players’ families ahead of Iran's match against the United States.

As the U.S. and China appear to be battling for economic dominance in the Latin America region, a UN-backed economic commission warns of significant stagnation of growth in the region.

The government of Nicolas Maduro and the Venezuelan opposition broke a political stalemate with a broad social accord, and the US government responded by allowing a major US oil company to resume operations in Venezuela.

Donald Trump has seemingly rejected returning to Twitter, but as he embarks on a new presidential campaign, will he be able to resist?

The U.S. government is offering $5 million for more information that could lead to the prosecution of the killers of a Paraguay organized crime prosecutor, who was assassinated during his honeymoon in May.

Seven Haitian gang leaders are being indicted and charged for their role in kidnapping U.S. citizens in Haiti in recent years, including the kidnapping of 16 American missionaries in 2021.

Americans have been moving to Mexico where their cost of living is more manageable.

A record number of migrants died while they were attempting to enter the United States unlawfully from Mexico.

The U.S. and South Korea held one of their most extensive combined military air exercises seen as a provocative step that could attract more powerful measures from Pyongyang.

The United States said on Friday that its policy toward North Korea remains the same despite talks of arms-control.

Russia has warned the US against using commercial satellites in meddling with their ongoing war with Ukraine.

Russia is moving forward to advance a bill that prevents people from talking about LGBT issues, while Republicans are pushing through a similar bill that they plan to push through in Congress.

Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader of Iran, is blaming the United States for the protests following the death of Mahsa Amini.

Anatoly Antonov warns that there could be consequences for the United States for aiding Ukraine in the ongoing conflict.

Protests due to the death of Mahsa Amini continue in Iran on Monday, as the death toll rises to more than 75 and Western institutions like the United States and the European Union consider sanctions on the country.

WNBA superstar Brittney Griner was sentenced by a Russian court to nine and a half years in prison on Thursday on drug charges, as the United States government attempts to parlay a deal to get Griner out of the country.

Public health officials admitted on Monday that they are afraid to raise mask mandates and similar initiatives against the spread of COVID-19 even as cases across the country steadily rise.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev believes that the United States' attempts to punish Russia is a threat to humanity.

The United States and NATO allies have pledged to continue in supporting Ukraine in their fight against Russia for as long as it takes.