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A federal officer reportedly sought to convince the chief pilot of Venezuela's authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro to divert one of his flights to a place where he could be apprehended by U.S. forces, according to a new report

Israel has accused Hamas of staging the discovery of a dead hostage and continue stalling the delivery of all remains as part of the ceasefire agreement.

Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego slammed House Speaker Mike Johnson over what he described as Republicans' unwillingness to negotiate a way to end the government shutdown, which has now lasted 28 days and has no end in sight.

Whether you're a lifelong football fan or attending your first World Cup, understanding how to navigate the ticket market smartly will make the difference between simply watching the action and truly experiencing it live.

Antigua's Ambassador Dario Item leads a legal battle in New York, accusing Credit Suisse and Swiss regulators of using secrecy laws to conceal key documents tied to the $17bn AT1 bond collapse.

Copies of the notices reviewed by the outlet state that "payment in full is due now," warning that unpaid fines could result in litigation, interest charges, and negative effects on immigration cases

Mexican businessman Víctor Manuel Álvarez Puga, husband of former TV host Inés Gómez Mont, was arrested on September 24, 2025, in Miami, Florida, by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to his irregular immigration status, and not directly for the crimes that had him a fugitive in Mexico.

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed into law a Strategic Partnership Treaty with Venezuela on Monday, formalizing a broad cooperation agreement between the two countries

The case against 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, accused of fatally shooting Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University, took an unexpected turn when a judge issued a ruling that could influence how jurors perceive him.

Halloween and the Day of the Dead occur at almost the same time of year, but they stem from very different cultural roots and have opposite meanings.

A New York City police detective died in the Colombian city of Cali, a week after traveling to the South American country and undergoing cosmetic surgery on her buttocks. Now, Alicia Stone's family is demanding justice.