Haiti

A Haitian woman who had been in ICE custody since February at a center in Broward. The cause remains under investigation

The Marriott Hotel in Port-au-Prince announced it will close its doors a decade after it opened, illustrating Haiti's deepening crisis

Haitian gangs killed at least four soldiers and four armed civilians working with law enforcement to protect their communities as criminal groups continue gaining ground

Members of Haitian gangs sowing chaos in the besieged Caribbean country and people financing them could be sent to El Salvador's infamous prisons soon. However, an expert warns it's all likely an excuse

The White House signaled it may cut aid to Haiti as the country teeters on the brink of collapse: "America cannot continue shouldering such a significant burden," said the interim charge d'affaires at the U.S. mission at the UN

Since the start of 2025, "UNICEF and its partners have treated over 4,600 children with severe acute malnutrition" which was "only 3.6 percent of the 129,000 children projected to need life-saving treatment this year," UNICEF said.

Haitian gangs are threatening to overthrow the country's transitional government, drawing condemnation from Caribbean leaders and the U.S. State Department

The Haitian government has resorted to weaponized drones as it seeks to prevent gangs from completely taking over the capital, Port-au-Prince

Postponed in 2022 and moved to northern city Cap-Haitien the following year over security fears, the celebration returned to Port-au-Prince last year in a cut-down, four-day format.

Haiti's Transitional Presidential Council has began enlisting members of a paramilitary group that sought to stage a coup to assist security forces as they struggle to fight armed gangs

Haitian gang members stormed another prison in the country, releasing hundreds of inmates as they keep making gains in the capital, Port-au-Prince

Haiti, the poorest nation in the Americas, has been at a breaking point for years with the collapse of government authority, rampant violence and the crumbling of public health services.

Gangs continue securing more neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince as government forces fail to counter them

Haitians are warning that the country's capital, Port-au-Prince, is about to fall completely as as armed gangs continue making advancements

President Donald Trump's appointed "border czar" Tom Homan granted an interview to Fox News on Monday covering the deportation of over 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador.

Recent weapons seizures in the Dominican Republic have exposed new, sophisticated smuggling routes supplying weapons to Haitian gangs

Jimmy "Barbecue" Chérizier released a video showing he was still alive after an attack on his stronghold

A new wave of attacks carried out by Viv Ansamn, the largest gang, killed at least 15 people

Garry Jean Baptiste, a leader of one of Haiti's main police unions, urged the government to provide more equipment and support

A report from the International Crisis Group claims such a scenario could further embolden gangs controlling most of the capital

The Department of Homeland Security has rolled back an 18-month extension of deportation protection for nationals of the Caribbean country

The organization found that 30% to 50% of gang members are now children, with many coerced into joining due to hunger or fear

Secretary of State Marco Rubio gave the green light to $40.7 million in assistance to the Haitian National Police and the Multinational Security Support Mission. Other funds are seemingly frozen

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned that Port-au-Prince could fall without more support

Kenscoff has been under attack for over a week now. The mayor said the area is surrounded and called for reinforcements

Gang violence, hunger, and political instability threaten Haiti's survival as a state as the UN calls for urgent international security and peacekeeping interventions.

More than 5,601 people in Haiti were killed in Haiti last year as a result of gang violence, about a thousand more than in 2023, the UN said.

The inclusion of gang coalition Viv Ansanm in reform proposals by a political faction has sparked backlash

This surge a adds to the nearly 800,000 Haitians already internally displaced by gang violence across the country.

At least two members of the press died as a result of the shooting. Several others were injured