United States
Tulsi Gabbard Refuses To Walk Back Comments Supporting Edward Snowden: 'He Released Information That Exposed Egregious Illegal And Unconstitutional Programs'
Gabbard sponsored legislation to end Snowden's prosecution. Questioned about it, she said he "broke the law" and would take steps to prevent it from happening again
'Did You See That?' Air Traffic Controllers Heard Gasping As American Airlines Plane Collided With Helicopter
There is no direct mention of the crash but other aircraft are redirected to nearby airports and ordered to land immediately
Colombia Launches Legal Defense Against U.S. Company That Claimed A Sunken Treasure Worth Billions
United States treasure hunting firm Sea Search Armada (SSA) is suing Colombia for a share of what may be the largest treasure trove in maritime history
Father Shoots Teen Daughter Dead in Street Over 'Objection' to Her TikTok Content
A Pakistani-American father, who is a US citizen, confessed to fatally shooting his teenage daughter over her TikTok videos in an alleged honor killing.
Former US Attorney Mocks Trump Admin Rescinding Order Freezing Federal Funds: 'They Really Don't Know What They're Doing'
Barbara McQuade said "the incompetence" of the Trump administration is the "only thing saving America at the moment"
El Paso Border Patrol Arrests Suspected La Linea Cartel Associate While Trying To Smuggle Cocaine
The man said he had been paid $1,500 to smuggle drugs into the U.S.
Mexican Official Dispels Rumors of General Motors Moving Business Back to US to Avoid Trump Tariffs: "No One is Going to Leave Mexico"
General Motors CEO Mary Barra has said she hopes tariffs can be avoided, as Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has signaled that authorities are "working and holding conversations to take the necessary measures" to avoid any escalations
Florida Cops Stole Drugs and Cash From Evidence Room, Replaced Them With Fakes and Sold Real Drugs in Massive $420,000 Scheme
Court records say Hickox and Earrey stole money and illegal drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine, from evidence collected during investigations
Mexico to Send Letter to Google Questioning Decision to Rename Gulf of Mexico on Its US Maps
She said the foreign ministry will send out the letter to Google on Jan. 29
Latin American Countries Call Off Emergency Meeting After U.S.-Colombia Deportation Feud Ends
Honduras, which currently holds the bloc's rotational presidency, confirmed Thursday's meeting will no longer take place
Tren de Aragua Leader Wanted For Kidnapping, Burglary In Colorado Arrested In NYC Raid
Anderson Zambrano-Pacheco has been linked to a video which shows armed men entering an apartment in Aurora, Colorado, last year
Chuck Schumer Pours Cold Water On Trump's Push to Kill Congress-Approved Grants, Payments: 'They Are Not Optional'
It is still unclear which programs could be affected by the executive order. Despite Schumer's statement, Trump does have an avenue to advance his goal
Trump's 'Overt' Tariff Wielding is Unlike Anything America Has Seen, Historian Says
While Trump is not the first president to use trade to advance non-economic interests, the magnitude is much larger than anything else seen over history
Top Gang Leader Backed By Sinaloa Cartel And Sanctioned By The U.S. Captured In Ecuador
"El Chino" was arrested along with two other alleged suspects; authorities seized drugs, firearms and armored vehicles
Trump Crafting Asylum Deal With El Salvador To Send Deportees From Third Countries There
Such deportations are key for the Trump administration plans as many migrants targeted hail from countries who have shown reluctance to receive them
Colombia Says It Will Send Presidential Plane To Fly Back Deported Migrants Whose Flight Sparked Tariff Standoff
Bogota said it will keep receiving nationals and guarantee them "dignified conditions."
Massachusetts School Superintendent Who Allegedly Nearly Crashed After Driving Drunk at 100mph Placed on Administrative Leave
Police described Michael Baldassarre as "uncooperative" when stopped by a Massachusetts state trooper
RFK Claims Intel Officials Used 'Strategy of Lies' to 'Obscure and Suppress Troubling Facts' About JFK Assasination
On Jan. 23, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to declassify the files related to the assassinations of former President Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
Trump Claims Canadians, Who Have Universal Healthcare, Would Have 'Much Better Health Coverage' As 51st State
While Canada has universal healthcare, a poll from 2022 showed that more Americans are satisfied with their access
Human Smugglers Will 'Make a Lot of Money' From Trump's New Border Policies, Advocate Says
A Mexican intelligence report detailed that criminal groups make more than $100 million every year along the Chihuahua-Texas border alone
John Ratcliffe Confirmed to Head CIA Following Initial Blocks by Dems Citing 'Serious Concerns'
The final vote to ratify Ratcliffe as new CIA Director was 74-25; 21 Democrats voted along with every present Republican
Mexico Already Preparing Tent Camps For Migrants as Trump Set To Move Forward with Mass Deportations
The country is setting up centers to assist deported individuals, offering support and transportation
Video Shows Moment Nashville High Schooler Opens Fire In Cafeteria, Killing Other Student and Wounding Another: 'He Shot Himself!'
Authorities in Nashville are actively investigating a shooting that took place at Antioch High School on Jan. 22. According to police, two students were shot by another student in the cafeteria at around 11:11 a.m.
Panamanian President Rejects Trump's Vow To Take Back Panama Canal: 'It Is And Will Continue To Be Panama´s'
"China is using the Panama Canal and we did not give it to China. We gave it to Panama. And we will get it back," Trump said during his inauguration
Pope Francis Slams Donald Trump's Deportation Plans: 'Not How Things Are Solved'
The pontiff has been a vocal critic of anti-immigration policies in the United States
Israeli Government Finalizes Ceasefire Deal, First Hostages To Be Released Starting Sunday
Israel will free 735 Palestinian prisoners during the first phase of the agreement
US Toxic Waste Shipments to Mexico and Canada Surge, Sparking Anger From Its Neighbors
An investigation found high levels of lead, cadmium, and arsenic in homes and schools near a plant recycling toxic US steel dust in Monterrey.
Connecticut Woman Allegedly Texted Ex 'I Warned You' Minutes Before He Was Struck and Killed by Car
Police say Abbigale Whipple sent her ex a text that read "I warned you," minutes before the tragedy
Texas Completes Border Wall On State-Owned Ranch Incoming Border Czar Plans to Use for Deportations
Federal officials plan to use the property to help out with Trump's mass deportation plans
Popular 80s Singer Found Dead 'Lying in a Pool of Blood' in Back of Ambulette He Was Driving: Report
Peter Forrest was known in the music industry as P. Fluid, a founding member of the harcore rock band 24/7 Spyz