America

Every year, as global leaders converge in the United States for major international summits, including the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York City, a massive security operation unfolds.…

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) has partially blamed the United States for the surge in violence in Sinaloa, a key state in Mexico’s ongoing drug war. In recent…

Hurricane John made landfall on Mexico's southern coast today, unleashing torrential rain, powerful winds, and widespread flooding. The Category 4 storm, which rapidly intensified over the Pacific Ocean in just…

In a move to confront its colonial legacy, Trinidad and Tobago has announced plans to redesign its national coat of arms by removing the three ships of Christopher Columbus, a…

In a devastating blow to environmental activism, a prominent Honduran anti-mining activist who dedicated his life to protecting rivers and indigenous lands was killed in a violent attack. The activist,…

Judges May Soon Have to Run for Election in Mexico: A Shift in Judicial Independence Mexico's judicial system may be on the verge of a significant transformation as political leaders…

Remote Indigenous Tribe Kills Two Loggers Encroaching on Their Land in Peru In a tragic yet significant event highlighting the ongoing conflict between Indigenous rights and illegal exploitation, two loggers…

Venezuela Issues Arrest Warrant for Ex-Presidential Candidate Edmundo Gonzalez Amid Controversy In a dramatic turn of events, Venezuelan authorities have issued an arrest warrant for Edmundo Gonzalez, a former presidential…