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The deployment appears to mark the first known instance of a foreign country hosting U.S. aircraft potentially capable of participating in regional strike operations

Prosecutors described the violence as part of a pattern that intensified around 2016, when an influx of arrivals from Central America imposed "Salvadoran rules"

Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi, the star of 'Predator Badlands', explains in an interview the story behind his last name, how he embodied Dek, a Predator with a soul, and all about the latest movie of the saga.

A U.S. Border Patrol agent who shot a woman during a confrontation in Chicago last month appeared to boast about the incident in text messages to friends and colleagues, telling them he fired "five shots" and "she had seven holes"

Colombian President Gustavo Petro has called for Venezuela to hold a new presidential election with "real guarantees for all contenders," arguing that renewed political dialogue, rather than foreign intervention, is the only legitimate path forward.

Russia is signaling it could supply Venezuela with advanced hypersonic missiles as U.S. military activity intensifies near the country, according to The Times.

The Spanish city of Valencia made history on November 7, 2025, as the host of the 20th edition of the LOS40 Music Awards Santander. For the first time, the gala took place at the brand-new Roig Arena, and the artists who walked the red carpet dressed for the occasion, starting…

Los Angeles. The Recording Academy announced the 2026 Grammy nominations and confirmed what the industry already suspected: Kendrick Lamar is the frontrunner with nine nominations, while Lady Gaga has seven, and the Latin music movement is strong in both the general categories and the Spanish-language music categories. Bad Bunny is…

Avengers star Jeremy Renner is facing explosive new accusations from Chinese filmmaker Yi Zhou, who alleges the actor threatened to "call ICE" during a heated confrontation, sent her explicit images without consent, and verbally harassed her while intoxicated, claims that have rocked Hollywood and reignited debate about power and abuse…

Republican Sen. Rand Paul again spoke against ousting authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela, saying that even though he is a dictator, there are many others around the world and "that does not mean we send Americans to fight every one of them."

Rep. Carlos Gimenez is also warning Republicans about alienating Latino voters who helped the party win elections last year and put Donald Trump in the White House.