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Marco Rubio Takes Dual Roles as Secretary of State and National Security Adviser

The New York Times Goes Against Marco Rubio's Rejection Of Cuba Power Shakeup Report: 'Received No Disagreement'

By Demian Bio | 03/19/26 08:05 AM EDT

Inside Juego De Voces Season 3: Famous Mexican Music Siblings Competing, Clashing And Stealing The Spotlight

By Alicia Civita

Donald Trump Takes Aim At Official Who Resigned Over Iran War: 'Very Weak On Security'

By Demian Bio

Colombian President Petro Accuses Ecuador Of Bombing The Country After Explosive Found Near Border

By Pedro Camacho

Trump Administration Has Arrested Hundreds of Dreamers, Says Over 90% of Them Had Criminal Histories

Trump Reportedly Considering Operation In Iran That Could Require Boots On The Ground

By Demian Bio

In Focus

Christina Aguilera disappoints in Mexico

Christina Aguilera Fans In Mexico Outraged Over "Extremely Short" Concert And New Mexico Mix-Up And Ask For Government Involvement

By Alicia Civita

Smugglers Continue Flooding Mexico With Weapons Despite Chatter About Crackdown: 'No One Stops You Unless You Run A Red Light'

Smugglers continue managing to flood Mexico with weapons, the vast majority of which end up in the hands of cartels, despite authorities discussing attempts to crack down on the flows, according to a new report.

Ruben Gallego Wants Energy Department To Elaborate On Its Oil Reserve Release Plan

Last week, the DOE announced a plan to release 172 million barrels of oil as part of a broader planned release of 400 million barrels from various member governments of the International Energy Agency.

Top Pentagon Official Doesn't Rule Out Using Ground Forces To Take On Cartels

A top Pentagon official didn't rule out the possibility of using ground troops to take on cartels in Latin America.

Top U.S. General Says Mexican Cartels Are Making Death Threats To U.S. Troops After Killing Of El Mencho

Gen. Gregory Guillot acknowledged that troops deployed along the U.S.-Mexico border have been targeted by digital and personal attacks in recent weeks as a result of the instability following the death of El Mencho, the longtime leader of the Jalisco Cartel.