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Washington Pulls Brazil's Ambassador Visa as Trade War, Election Politics Collide

The US revoked Brazil's ambassador's visa over a stalled nominee, layering onto tariffs and Bolsonaro's case weeks before Brazil votes

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Trump Calls Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed a 'Communist,' Revives Unsubstantiated Claims of Voting Irregularities

President Donald Trump attacked newly nominated Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Wednesday, labeling him a "Communist" and reviving longstanding, unsubstantiated claims of widespread voting irregularities in Michigan's largest county after the closely watched Democratic primary.

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Is Cuba Saying Goodbye to Sugar? As Its Historic Industry Collapses, the Island Is Betting on Stevia

Cuba was once the world's leading sugar exporter, producing millions of tons annually and earning the nickname "the sugar bowl of the world." Today, however, the Caribbean island is increasingly promoting an entirely different sweetener.

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TPS Lawyers Pivot to a Bolder Claim: Homeland Security Never Had the Power to Cancel It

Lawyers for TPS holders argue DHS never had legal authority to end the program, testing a 2002 law in courts from Chicago to Boston.

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Inside Carín León's Sphere Vision: How Sonora Will Come to Life on the World's Biggest Stage - INTERVIEW

For Carín León, performing at the Sphere in Las Vegas is more than another milestone in a career filled with sold-out arenas and chart-topping hits. It is an opportunity to introduce the world to the place that shaped him.

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Mexican migrant with leukemia dies in ICE custody as family alleges medical negligence

A Mexican migrant diagnosed with leukemia has died after being held in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), prompting allegations of medical negligence and renewed scrutiny over healthcare conditions inside immigration detention facilities.

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U.S. Raises Reward to $25 Million for CJNG Leader Juan Carlos Valencia, El Mencho's Stepson, Matching Historic Bounties for Maduro and Bin Laden

The United States has dramatically escalated its campaign against Mexico's Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) by increasing the reward for information leading to the capture of its alleged new leader, Juan Carlos Valencia González, to $25 million, placing him among the world's most wanted fugitives.

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Mexican Army Captures Los Reyes Cartel Boss at Center of $5 Million U.S. Manhunt

Mexican special forces have captured Alfonso Fernández Magallón, the leader of the Los Reyes Cartel who carries a $5 million U.S. bounty. Discover the full details behind this joint U.S.-Mexico operation, his international drug trafficking enterprise, and his connection to explosive drone attacks

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DOJ Tells Judge: Jan. 6 Rioters' Lawsuit Came Years Too Late

DOJ asks a judge to dismiss Jan. 6 rioters' excessive-force lawsuit, arguing plaintiffs missed the two-year deadline to sue the federal government.

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Trump Slams Chevron and Exxon Over Profits, But The Real Math Tells a Different Story

Trump slammed Chevron and ExxonMobil for wartime profits and claimed a 12x earnings jump — the real gains were closer to 4x and 2x.

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Colombia Swears In New President De la Espriella on Friday — Without Petro, and Without the Usual Ceremony

Abelardo de la Espriella is sworn in Friday in Cali, not Bogotá, as Petro boycotts, drops a medal tradition, and alleges unproven fraud.

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Mexico Thrives Under USMCA While Brazil Absorbs Double U.S. Tariffs

U.S. trade policy drives a wedge between Latin America's top economies in 2026. Explore how Mexico thrives under USMCA protections while Brazil faces a costly Section 301 double-tariff battle linked to tech censorship and domestic politics.

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Another Influencer Gunned Down in Sinaloa: César Gastélum Killed During Livestream in Culiacán

Gast'elum's death marks at least the 10th case of a content creator being murdered in Sinaloa since an internal war broke out within the Sinaloa Cartel between Los Chapitos and La Mayiza.

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Salvadoran Man's Death at Delaney Hall: Edwin Lopez-Cornejo Becomes ICE's 22nd Custody Fatality This Year

A Salvadoran man's death at NJ's Delaney Hall marks ICE's 22nd 2026 custody death, as family, lawmakers, and inspectors demand answers

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Perez Hilton's 34-Minute TikTok Live Was Only the Beginning: The Efforts to Deliver Him to Safety Lasted Almost 4 Hours

What millions of social media users witnessed during Perez Hilton's alarming TikTok livestream was only a fraction of the emergency response that followed.

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U.S. and Japan Team Up for Rare Coordinated Intervention to Halt Yen's Slide

Meta description: "The U.S. and Japan made a rare joint bet to rescue the sinking yen — here's what's driving it, and what could unravel it."

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Report: James Talarico Voted Using Parents' Address After Accusing Rival Ken Paxton of Voter Fraud

The investigation, which reviewed Travis County records, found James Talarico bought a home in June 2022 but did not change his voter registration address for more than two years.

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Florida Moves to Ban Undocumented Students From Job-Training Programs

Florida proposes blocking undocumented students from public trade schools and CTE programs, expanding its restrictions on higher education.

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Scared, But Legal: MLB's Venezuelan Stars Open Up About a Season Shadowed by ICE

Venezuelan MLB stars Eugenio Suárez and Miguel Rojas open up about immigration fear despite legal status, as ICE tension reaches the clubhouse.

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Paty Navidad Opens Up About the Biggest Romantic Regret of Her Life and Her Return to Telenovelas After 15 Years - INTERVIEW

After spending years dividing her time between reality television, music and only a handful of acting projects, Paty Navidad is returning to the genre that made her a household name. But as she steps back into fiction with TelevisaUnivision's upcoming telenovela Tierra de Amor y Coraje, the actress says the…

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Lucero Took the Biggest Risk of Her Career After Decades of Success and the Result is Spectacular - INTERVIEW

Mexican superstar Lucero announces her first studio album in 12 years, a return to Mariachi with new songs. In an interview she explains what took her song long, her first single Fuertes declaraciones, and her next film with Chava Cartas.

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Trump Administration Boosts U.S. Intelligence Operations in Cuba Amid Harder Line on Havana - REPORT

The Trump administration has quietly expanded U.S. intelligence operations in Cuba as it increases pressure on the island's communist government, according to a new report that suggests Washington is laying the groundwork for a broader strategy aimed at forcing political change in Havana.

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Democratic-Led States Sue to Block Trump's Latest Tariffs, Calling Them an Illegal End Run Around Supreme Court

A coalition of 25 Democratic-led states has filed a new lawsuit seeking to stop President Donald Trump's latest round of tariffs, arguing the administration is attempting to revive a trade policy that the U.S. Supreme Court has already ruled unlawful.

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Records Show Migrant Children at Now-Closed Florida Detention Center Were Exposed to Toxic Chemicals

The Homestead detention center was housed near multiple sources of toxic contamination, including arsenic and lead, without any documented environmental assessment before the facility opened

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Cuba Authorizes Private Pharmacies, Banks and Law Firms in Latest Market Reforms Amid US Pressure

Privately operated pharmacies are intended to address chronic medicine shortages that have driven many Cubans to the black market

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