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Xi Jinping Rejects Trump's Invitation To Attend His Inauguration
The Chinese leader was widely expected to miss the ceremony
Kids-for-Cash Judge Who Took Kickbacks To Wrongly Imprison Minors Among Those Benefited By Biden's Commutations
Michael Conahan was convicted of sending minors to for-profit detention centers in exchange for over $2 million in kickbacks
Suspected Tren de Aragua Leader Arrested in Colombia as Gang Solidifies Regional Presence
Carlos Francisco Gómez Moreno, a.k.a "Bobby" is also the right-hand man of Héctor Guerrero Flores, a.k.a. "Niño Guerrero," the leader of Tren de Aragua
US Ambassador To Mexico Praises Local Armed Forces, Says The Sinaloa Cartel is 'Being Dismantled'
Ken Salazar said Mexican forces have the cartels "against the ropes"
Volaris Passenger Attempts to Hijack Mexico Domestic Flight and Redirect It to the U.S.
The crew rerouted the flight to Guadalajara, where authorities took the individual into custody.
Former D.C. Police Lieutenant Accused of Being a "Double Agent" For Extremist Group Known As Proud Boys
According to prosecutors, Shane Lamond leaked sensitive police information to a criminal suspect and lied about it to investigators
Department of Agriculture To Start Testing Milk Supply For Bird Flu After Virus Detected In Nearly a Third of U.S. States
Farmers and dairy processors will be required to provide samples of raw milk at the government's request
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Law That Could Ban TikTok In The U.S. If It's Not Sold To An American Soon
The law, passed in April, requires the social media platform be sold by Jan. 19 of next year of face a ban
Sinaloa Authorities Capture 'El Quinientos,' Wanted In The U.S. For Drug Trafficking
Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) had been looking for Jehonany Alexander Valdéz Serrano due to his role in drug trafficking activities
Tren de Aragua Gang Is Now Working Alongside Mexican Cartels To Extort Migrants
Information from local law enforcement says Tren de Aragua is now working alongside groups such as La Linea, an armed wing of the Juárez Cartel
Ted Cruz Slams Joe Biden's Decision to Pardon His Son, Says He Predicted it Months Ago
Cruz claimed that the real reason for the pardon is to cover up corrupt business deals involving members of the Biden family
CBP Intercepts More Than Two Dozen Firearms Hidden in a Bus Headed to Mexico
CBP agents intercepted more than 3,300 guns and over 547,000 gun parts and ammunition along U.S. borders last year
Trump's Mass Deportations Will 'Quickly Dismantle' Venezuelan Gang That Stormed Colorado Apartment Complex, Former ICE Director Says
Tren de Aragua has received national attention for different crimes committed by alleged members across the U.S. The Biden administration declared it a transnational criminal organization
Border Czar' Says U.S. Has Been Left With 'No Other Option' Than To Conduct Mass Deportations
"If it doesn't happen, we're sending out messages to the entire world," Tom Homan said in an interview
Donald Trump's Proposed Tariffs Could Increase Friction In Already Fragile Bilateral Relationships With Mexico
Mexican officials fear relations will suffer as Trump takes aim at the growing power of fentanyl-smuggling gangs
Florida Officials Recover Gold Coins From 18th Century Shipwreck Valued At More Than $1 Million
The coins were stolen by salvagers in 2015 off Florida's Treasure Coast
American Executives And Bondholders Are Pressuring Trump To Negotiate, Not Confront With Venezuela's Maduro
They are proposing a more pragmatic approach involving allowing more oil exports in exchange for Venezuela reducing outward migration and taking in deportees
After Mexico, Canada Also Weighs Retaliation Over Trump's Threatened 25% Tariff on Imports
Canada weighs counter-tariffs in response to Trump's plan, which could disrupt trade, harm both economies, and escalate tensions over immigration policies.
Top Economist Warns 'Easily Bamboozled' Trump Could Lose Trade War With Mexico: 'Other Leaders May Decide He is Weak'
Nobel Prize winner Paul Krugman warned that other global leaders could challenge Trump's threats and come out on top
Mexican President Dismisses Possible 'Soft Invasion' By U.S. Troops As 'A Movie': 'We Will Always Defend Our Sovereignty'
"Mexico is a free, independent, sovereign country, and that is above everything else," said Claudia Sheinbaum
Lupillo & Jackie Rivera Reunite to Record A Song In Honor of Jenni Rivera
A few days after the anniversary of her death, Jacqie and Lupillo Rivera have decided to pay tribute to the singer through music.
Arizona Man Charged With Threatening To Kill Trump Accused The President-Elect Of Kidnapping And Sex-Trafficking His Children
Manuel Tamayo-Torres was arrested this week in California
Mom Of American Facing Execution in China 'Elated' Biden's Prisoner Swap Deal Will Spare His Life: 'I Can't Believe it'
Three Americans will return to the U.S. after being traded for unidentified Chinese citizens in custody
Local Law Enforcement Could Resort To Controversial Program And Partner With ICE In Trump's Mass Deportation Plans
The program could help the incoming administration increase the amount of available officials to carry out a key part of its agenda
Looming Tariff War Could Jeopardize 140,000 Jobs in Border Region, Top Business Leader Says
Jerry Pacheco, CEO of the Border Industrial Association, issued a dire warning about the impact these measures could have
U.S. Energy Lobbying Groups Say Trump's Proposed Tariffs Could Seriously Affect Consumers and the Industry
Canada, Mexico and the United States remain among the top four countries in oil production in the Americas alongside Brazil
Anti-Woke Activists Celebrate as Walmart Becomes Largest Company to End Pro-Inclusion Policies: 'Biggest Win Yet for Our Movement'
Walmart will soon become the world's largest retailer to retract diversity, equity and inclusion policies following criticism received from conservative commentators aiming to perpetuate "anti-wokeness."
Who Is Jimmy Patronis? Everything We Know About Matt Gaetz's Proposed Congress Replacement
Patronis has served as Florida's Chief Financial Officer since 2017 and cannot run for another term due to term-limit restrictions
How a 126-Year-Old Court Ruling Will Stonewall Trump's Bid to End Birthright Citizenship, According to Experts
President-elect Donald Trump's promise to end the practice of birthright citizenship in the US with his return to office could be thwarted by a Supreme Court precedent that is over a century old, according to experts.
U.S. Department of the Treasury Hits One of Mexico's Biggest Drug Cartels With Sanctions
Concretely, the sanctions target the group known as the "Bonques Brothers," involved in fentanyl, heroin drug trafficking and money laundering