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Mexican Agents Continue Searching For Tunnels Crossing Into Texas After Uncovering 'Sophisticated' Structure
Efforts are focused on the Juarez-El Paso sector
Trump's Framed Mugshot Hanging Outside Oval Office Revealed in Video Posted by White House Deputy Chief of Staff
The mug shot was taken after he surrendered in Georgia on charges of attempting to overturn 2020 election results and laws in the state
Mexico to Extend Lawsuit Against US Armories, Who Sheinbaum Claims Could Be Cartel 'Accomplices,' If Trump Designates Cartels Terrorists
The designations include the Sinaloa cartel, Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación, Cartel del Noroeste, La Familia Michoacana and the Carteles Unidos
Zelensky Says Ukraine Wants 'Security Guarantees' Before Engaging in Talks About Ending War
While meeting with Vice President JD Vance, Zelensky reiterated his desire to only meet in-person with Vladimir Putin after a common plan is negotiated with President Trump
U.S.-Funded Anti-Fentanyl Programs In Mexico Halted As Trump Admin Seeks To Freeze Foreign Aid
The programs largely focus on dismantling the drug's supply chain, Reuters reported based on a review of State Department documents
Southern Californians Face More Evacuation Orders, This Time for Potential Floods
The upcoming storm will be the "most significant" so far this winter in Southern California and is expected to bring "very intense rainfall," according to a meteorologist
Scores of Federal Workers Fired As Trump's Government Purge Begins: Report
More than two weeks since President Donald Trump announced major plans to downscale the government, mass firing at multiple U.S. government agencies begun on Feb. 11, union sources and employees familiar with the layoffs told Reuters.
Nissan Says It Will Pull Out of Mexico If Trump Tariffs Come Into Effect
According to reports, the Nissan is "studying" the possibility of leaving Mexico if Trump goes through with his threats of imposing a 25% tariff on Mexican goods
U.S. Special Forces To Land In Mexico To Train Local Marines At President Sheinbaum's Request
The training will extend between mid February and the end of March
Most Latin Americans Support The U.S. Using Military Force To Oust Venezuela's Maduro, Poll Finds
Figures include over four in five Colombians and almost three quarters of Chileans
Texas Man Accused of Impersonating Federal Attorney to Threaten Business Rival to His Side Project: Selling Snack Boxes
Trevor Neill was indicted on six federal felonies in January; if convicted, Neill could face up to five years behind bars.
Wyoming Mom Told 911 Operator in Horrific Call Where Cops Could Find Her Body After She Killed Her 3 Daughters and Herself
A woman in Big Horn County, Wyoming made a horrific 911 call before killing her young daughters, revealing to the operator where first responders could find her body after she killed herself, according to the Sheriff's Office.
California Teen Who Made Hundreds of 'Swatting' Calls of Bomb, Shooting Threats Learns His Fate
During his plea agreement, the teenager admitted of making more than 375 fake calls between August 2022 and January 2024
Low-Risk Migrants Among Those Being Sent to Guantanamo Bay Despite Trump's Promise That 'The Worst Criminal Illegal Aliens' Would Be Detained There
Nearly 100 undocumented immigrants were being held at Guantanamo as of Feb. 11, all of them adults from Venezuela
Mexico's Secretary Of Economy Says Tariffs Imposed By Trump On Steel And Aluminum Are 'Unfair'
Mexican officials hope to reach a compromise with the Trump administration before tariffs are enforced on March 12
U.S. Forces Increase Surveillance On Mexican Cartels With More Spy Flights Along The Border
Former and current military officials believe gathered intelligence can be used to build a body of evidence for further foreign terrorist designations
First Flights With Deportees Of Trump Admin Arrives In Venezuela, Maduro Calls It a 'Favorable Step' In Relations
190 deportees arrived in the South American countries in two separate flights
Son-In-Law of Former Cartel Del Golfo Leader Pleads Guilty To Extortion And Money Laundering Charges In The U.S.
Carlos "El Cuate" Martinez led a conspiracy to fix prices for transmigrante services in South Texas, collecting at least $27 million between 2014 and 2022
Canadian Police Stop Venezuelan Migrants From Trying to Cross Border in 'Incredibly Cold' Weather
Canadian police intercepted migrants attempting to cross the U.S.-Canada border in extreme cold, with temperatures reaching -30C (-22F).
Internet Slams Nancy Mace For Repeating Transgender Slur at Congressional Hearing: 'You'd Be Fired Immediately From Any Other Job'
The South Carolina representative took on her X social media account and said "if the Left thinks they can censor us, they're in for a surprise"
Guatemala Offered Receiving 40% More Deportation Flights From U.S. As 'Safe Third Country'
The country was receiving 14 flights a week. The figure could go up to 20
Trump Admin Is Using Guantanamo Cells That Held Al Qaeda Suspects To Keep Migrants With Possible Gang Ties
10 people are being held in the same facility as U.S. forces prepare a tent city in a separate part of the base
Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Executive Order to End Birthright Citizenship
In January, Trump signed an order declaring that children born in the U.S. to undocumented immigrants after Feb. 19 would no longer be treated as citizens
Argentina Follows Suit With Trump and Pulls Out of World Health Organization, Cites 'Deep Differences' Regarding COVID-19 Response
In a statement, Javier Milei's administration accused the WHO of leading them to "the longest lockdown in human history"
'El Mayo' Zambada Had An Amicable Relationship With Former Mexican President AMLO, Journalist Says
Reports have suggested that the Sinaloa cartel financed Andrés Manuel López Obrador's 2006 presidential campaign
Panama Considers Withdrawing from Port Deal with Hong Kong Firm After Trump's Canal Offensive
The decision could reshape economic ties in the region as U.S.-China tensions escalate.
NTSB Releases Photos Of Wrecked Black Box From Potomac Aircraft Crash After Recovering It 'At a Depth Of 8 Feet'
Efforts to recover the aircraft, as well as the remaining bodies, continue on Tuesday
Cartels Reportedly Give Green Light To Members To Attack U.S. Border Patrol With Drones And Explosives
The El Paso Sector Intelligence and Operations Center issued a series of warnings to agents operating in the area given the development
Allies to Adversaries? How The U.S.-Colombia Relations Could Devolve Under Trump and Petro
While Petro folded under the pressure from Trump's tariff threat, analysts worry that the high-profile dispute may foreshadow turbulent relations between two ideological foes
Mexico To Send 10,000 Troops To The Border To 'Prevent Drug Trafficking' As Part Of Agreement To Pause Tariffs
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum outlined the main aspects of the deal, which also include the U.S. 'committing to work to prevent the trafficking of high-caliber weapons" to Mexico