America

The Mexican government has aligned itself with US interests, even though the Asian country is its second-largest supplier of goods and raw materials

Washington accuses tycoon James Jensen and his family of disguising multimillion-dollar shipments of fuel stolen from Pemex with the help of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel

Lucha libre emerged in the poorer neighborhoods of Mexico City and has attracted both tourists and the wealthy

The Kentucky Club in El Paso is the last legendary watering hole standing along the US-Mexico border

In states where strong tactics have been implemented to combat immigration, several festivals and celebrations have been postponed or will no longer take place

The MAGA leader died from a gunshot to the neck during a public event on a Utah campus. Authorities say they have recovered a ‘high-powered’ rifle

Immigrant rights advocates and activists have been protesting outside ICE facilities since last week

The blast caused 100-foot-high bursts of flames on the eastern edge of the nation’s capital. Around 20 of the injured are in critical condition with severe burns

The US president boasted at a downtown restaurant about the decline in crime in the city, which has been under National Guard control for weeks

According to an NBC News analysis, in the five weeks following its implementation, only 356 people used it to voluntarily leave the country, and no further data has been published since then

Most of the passengers of the double-decker vehicle struck by a train in Atlacolmulco, which left 10 dead and 45 injured, were domestic workers or bricklayers working in Mexico City

The Venezuelan government has announced a massive recruitment drive, while Washington has stepped up its warnings after a week of heightened tensions

A small Iowan town is grappling with the death of a 36-year-old who suffered psychological decline after losing his job due to Trump’s policies and was shot by a police officer

Mayor Michelle Wu called the lawsuit unconstitutional and promised a court fight: ‘We will vigorously defend our laws and the constitutional rights of cities’

The Trump administration is concealing the identity and fate of those deported. Advocates claim the deportations are illegal because no attempt was made to return them to their countries of origin

Many are planning ahead to dodge higher prices at the start of classes

In New York City, the Labor Day Carnival and the annual Afro-Caribbean Day parade draw crowds

Paraguay has become a paradise for cheap energy, and communities like Santa Lucía de Villarrica are suffering from its dark side

The bill requiring public schools to display the Ten Commandments has faced legal challenges, and its implementation remains temporarily blocked in some districts

To achieve a historic level of recruitment, the agency has lowered the application requirements, cut training times, and around 450 agents have received advanced training for ‘high-risk’ situations

The Defense Ministry said that the troops have been held since Sunday, following an operation against Iván Mordisco’s faction

According to a survey conducted by the analytics company Nielsen on the feelings of the Hispanic population, only 10% are optimistic about their life opportunities

The illegal extraction of materials from rivers, which are later utilized for construction in a process that’s organized by mafia-like groups, exposes the lack of state control in the country

The island suffers from long, daily power outages, while goods are accessible to few consumers. The only thing that seems to remain intact from the Cuban Revolution are its slogans

The explosive attack on a military base in Cali and the downing of a police helicopter in Antioquia, both by FARC dissidents, have highlighted the nation’s instability

The president’s former national security adviser has been accused of using classified documents