United States
Suspected Robber Caught After Trying to Flee in Self-Driving Car Programmed to Pull Over for Cops
A suspected robber turned a driverless Waymo into an unlikely getaway car after fleeing a Los Angeles grocery store robbery Monday night. Police tracked the autonomous vehicle and arrested the suspect following a standoff. The bizarre incident has sparked online debate, with some joking about the logistics of using a self-driving car to escape.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Says Country Is 'Open' To Receiving Migrants Deported By The U.S.
According to the American Immigration Council, Trump's mass deportation plan would carry an estimated cost of at least $315 billion
Trump Says Many Canadians 'Love Being The 51st State' After Trudeau Resigns: 'What a Great Nation We Would Be'
"If Canada merged with the U:S., there would be no Tariffs, taxes would go way down, and they would be TOTALLY SECURE from the threat of the Russian and Chinese Ships that are constantly surrounding them," the president-elect said
Marjorie Taylor Greene Credits Trump For 'Liberating' Canada After PM Trudeau Resigns
The Republican lawmaker blasted Justin Trudeau, celebrating his resignation "after tyrannical Covid abuse, destroying free speech, importing military aged male 'refugees.'
Honduras Threatens To Shut Down U.S. Rent-Free Military Bases If Trump Conducts Mass Deportations Of Its Nationals
Xiomara Castro said that a "hostile attitude" from the U.S. toward Honduran migrants would lead to a review of the country's cooperation policies with the country
Over 300,000 People Without Power And 1,400 Flights Cancelled As Major Winter Storm Continues
Virgina is the state most affected by the blackout, with some 90,000 customers
First Migrant Caravan of 2025 Leaves For The U.S., Mexican Authorities Seek To Dismantle It
It is estimated that around 3,000 of the more than 4,000 migrants that formed caravans in recent weeks were detained by authorities
Mexico and the United States Agree To Split Costs Over Reparation of Texas' Largest Reservoir
A 2020 report found that the Amistad reservoir provides over $76 million in annual public benefits to the U.S. alone, including $44 million for recreation.
Mexico Working On App That Would Let Migrants Tell Relatives And Consulates If They Are About To Be Detained In The U.S.
The new tool for migrants has only been rolled out for small-scale testing, and according to de la Fuente, the app appears to be working efficiently
Tributes of Dulce Pour in From the United States
The Mexican-American community of Brownsville, TX, the city that borders her Dulce's hometown of Matamoros, has been hit especially hard by the news of the singer's death.
Famed Canadian Investor Says Half Of The Country's Population Would Favor 'Erasing The Border' With The U.S.
Kevin O'Leary said he wants to help broker a deal that leads to the creation of an economic union between the two countries
Cuba is Facing Its Worst Economic Crisis in Generations And Chances of Getting U.S. Aid Are As Slim As Ever
The country is facing economic collapse, mass emigration, and deteriorating living conditions
Migrant Flow Through Darien Gap Drops 40% As Panama Closes Trails With Wired Fences
Security Minister Frank Abrego said the number of crossings has dropped to about 300,000 from the 520,000 of last year
Vast Majority of Americans are Pessimistic About The Direction of the Country, New Poll Shows
With just weeks until Trump takes office, Americans reflect on the past four years, closing the Biden administration with a grim outlook on the U.S.
DOJ Sues Louisiana, Alleges State Holds Inmates Way Past Their Release Date
According to the DOJ, the Louisiana prison system knew about the issues for more than 10 years, costing taxpayers over $2.5 million per year
Airport With Runway Going Through U.S.-Canada Border To Close As Immigration Set To Dominate Relations With Trump In Office
An airport that straddles the United States and Canada border will permanently close Friday due to low foot traffic.
Mexican President Downplays U.S. Potentially Sending Troops To Mexico: 'No Need To Get Caught Up'
Between 50,000 and 60,000 Americans are projected to die from synthetic opioid overdoses this year, most from taking fentanyl or closely related drugs
Mexico To Open Dozens Of Migrant Shelters Exclusively To Deal With Trump's Mass Deportations
Overall, Baja California Gov. Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda announced the opening of 25 shelters
Complaint Alleges Staff At Center Holding Asylum Seekers in New Mexico Deal Drugs at The Facility
The private prison is owned and operated by CoreCivic, the same company in charge of the Torrance facility where detainees have also reported abuse
James Comer Gives Social Security Commissioner Hard Deadline to Explain Why Workers Haven't Been Going To The Office
Matin O'Malley will be called to testify before the committee over the next month
Trump Vows To 'Stop Transgender Lunacy' As A Top Priority
"I will sign executive orders to end child sexual mutilation, get transgender out of the military and out of our elementary schools and middle schools and high schools," the president-elect said at an event for young conservatives in Phoenix, Arizona.
New Jersey Officials Debunk Rumor Around Drone Sightings Saying They Are Not Tracking For Radioactive Material
A NJ Department of Environmental Protection spokesperson said authorities were looking for missing material, but added drones were not part of the operation
Cruise Lines Slowly Avoiding Stops at Two Mexican Ports Under Serious Travel Advisories
All 31 Mexican states as well as Mexico City are under some sort of travel advisory from the State Department; six of them are labelled as 'Do Not Travel'
The Plight Of The Dozens Of Migrants Who Were Left Stranded At Sea By Smugglers And Never Seen Again
Two Colombians could be extradited to the U.S. for their role in the disappearance at sea of the group
Fentanyl Crisis: Users Consume More As Street Pills Lose Potency
Over the past year, there has been a massive drop in fentanyl overdose deaths. From July 2023 to July 2024, the CDC reported a 17% decrease nationwide. Experts say more research is needed to understand the reasons behind this trend, as it might differ across regions.
Hannah Kobayashi Finally Breaks Silence, Claims She Was 'Unaware' of Media Attention Surrounding Her
"My focus now is on my healing, my peace and my creativity," the photographer said after learning about the ordeal that took place following her disappearance
New Jersey Mayor Suggests Mystery Drones Are Owned By US Government and 'Looking For Something'
"There is an alert that's out right now that radioactive material in New Jersey has gone missing on December 2nd," Michael Melham said
Canadian Lawmaker Says Trump Is 'Playing For The Rage Algorithms' Following Tariff Threats, Warns Canadians Are 'Not Going to be Slapped Around'
Charles Angus said Canadians need to stand up to Trump, "not to be boasting like he boasts and not to be threatening like he threatens, but to stand for Canadian values."
Sinaloa Cartel Drugs-for-Cars Scheme Busted in Denver
The 17 suspects stole over 200 vehicles in a two-year span; they traded high-end pickup trucks and SUV's to the Sinaloa Cartel for cocaine, fentanyl and meth
Former Top Mexican Security Official Moved To Another Prison In The U.S. While Authorities Determine His Fate
Genaro García Luna was sentenced to more than 38 years in prison for conspiring with the Sinaloa Cartel