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Congressman Opposes Ending Haiti TPS After Visit to Port-Au-Prince: 'A Disaster to Send Folks Back Right Now'

The United Nations reported last week more than 5,500 incidents of gender-based violence during the first half of the year in Haiti, with nearly 70% involving rape

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Police Used AI License Plate Cameras to Stalk Women Across the U.S., Investigation Finds

The findings come as the company rapidly expands its footprint, with more than 120,000 cameras operating in over 6,000 communities

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Sheinbaum Defends Mexico After Trump Shares Criticism of Country's Security Strategy

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pushed back against criticism amplified by U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday, declaring that "Mexico is a friend to everyone" while reaffirming her government's commitment to defending the country's sovereignty. The exchange marks the latest diplomatic friction between the neighboring nations over Mexico's security policies and…

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Canadians Slashed U.S. Travel by a Quarter in 2025 — and $3 Billion Didn't Come Back

Canadian trips to the U.S. fell 25% in 2025 amid tariffs and "51st state" talk, costing border towns billions as travelers redirected spending.

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Venezuelans Grow Increasingly Skeptical of U.S. Role in Democratic Transition, New Poll Finds

Public opinion in Venezuela is shifting as many citizens grow increasingly skeptical of the United States' role in the country's post-Maduro transition, according to new polling highlighted by POLITICO. While many Venezuelans remain grateful for the hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. humanitarian assistance following June's devastating earthquakes, confidence…

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Kyushu's Ground Shakes Again, and Kumamoto Faces the Rubble of Its Own Recovery

Kumamoto's quake toll has risen to 38 as search operations end, power returns, and water and rail outages stretch on for weeks.

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EU Splits, Trump Weighs In as Ceuta Border Crisis Leaves72 Dead — Inside the City's Wildest 48 Hours

Tens of thousands crossed into Spain's Ceuta in 48 hours, leaving 72+ dead. Here's what's confirmed, what's disputed, and what Europe does next.

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Miss Universe Co-Owner Raúl Rocha Cantú Faces New Arrest Warrant in Mexico Over Alleged Money Laundering

Mexican federal authorities have obtained a new arrest warrant against businessman Raúl Rocha Cantú, the co-owner and president of the Miss Universe Organization, as prosecutors expand their investigation into alleged money laundering tied to a broader criminal network. The latest judicial order adds to the legal troubles facing Rocha Cantú,…

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Latino Organizations Unite in Unprecedented Push to Mobilize 5 Million Voters Ahead of Midterms

Four of the nation's largest Latino civic organizations are joining forces for the first time in an ambitious effort to mobilize more than 5 million Hispanic voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, marking one of the most significant voter engagement campaigns ever launched within the Latino community.

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More Than 150 Police Officers in Culiacán Have Retired Amid Cartel Violence Since September 2024

Since the conflict between Los Chapitos and La Mayiza erupted in September 2024, 83 police officers have been killed in Sinaloa. In Culiacán alone, 11 officers have been killed this year.

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ICE Agents Used Derogatory Slurs Against Individuals During Traffic Stops, Court Records Show

In a video cited in the filing, one agent can be heard telling another, "Yeah, just plug us in wherever you see some tonks..." Other agents can also be heard guessing whether people were "wet" based solely on their appearance.

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Mexican Authorities Arrest Criminal Cell Allegedly Tied to Los Mexicles, Accused in 24 Homicides in Juárez

The arrests came just days after members of Mexico's Attorney General's Office, with support from the Mexican Army and National Guard, arrested Gerardo León Hill, also known as "El Tokio," the alleged the leader of Los Mexicles.

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House Democrats' 'Melt ICE Act' Would Strip the Agency of Its Power to Detain

A House bill would strip ICE of its power to detain or track immigrants. It's going nowhere in the GOP House — and dividing Democrats too.

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Trump Admin Looks to Veterans for Trucking Jobs After Immigration Crackdown: 'Removing Dangerous Foreign Drivers'

The "Freedom Haulers" initiative will promote existing programs that allow veterans who recently operated large military vehicles to skip the commercial driver's license skills test

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U.S. Weighs $100,000 Fee for Foreign Students Wanting to Work After Graduation

The proposal would apply to the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program, which allows foreign graduates to work in the U.S. for up to three years

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Selena Gomez returns to Spanish with Becky G on Benny Blanco's cumbia-inspired 'Te Olvido (La La)' and a Love Letter to Mexican American Culture in LA

Selena Gomez is returning to Spanish-language music with a little help from fellow Mexican American star Becky G. and husband Benny Blanco.The pair joined the producer on the cumbia 'Te Olvido (La La),' released Friday alongside a colorful music video that celebrates Mexican American culture in Los Angeles through its…

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House Committee Investigates Fate of $13 Billion in Venezuelan Oil Revenue

An executive order signed by Trump states that the oil revenues remain the sovereign property of Venezuela and are held by the United States in a custodial capacity

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Tim Robbins Says Social Media Algorithms Reward Division: That's Exactly What Silo's Bernard Would Do in TIKTOK - EXCLUSIVE

Bernard Holland was presumed dead at the end of Apple TV's Silo Season 2. The hated character is back in Season 3, but Tim Robbins believes the character's most dangerous ideas are very much alive, and he may be as well.

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Who Was Yoseliani Marte Ocasio? 18-Year-Old Latina Found Dead at Home Owned by Democratic Rep. Ayanna Pressley's Husband

An 18-year-old Latina woman has been identified as the victim in the homicide investigation at a Boston rental property owned by the husband of U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley.

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Miami Has Become America's TikTok Capital and No Other City Comes Close

The greater Miami area has become the undisputed capital of viral content on TikTok, outpacing every other major U.S. city by a wide margin, according to a new analysis that measured how often America's biggest cities appear on the social media platform relative to their populations.

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Venezuelan Journalists Rally to Raise Legal Defense Funds After Asylum-Seeking Reporter Detained by ICE

The detention of Venezuelan journalist Wilmer Roberto Solano Dávila by U.S. immigration authorities has sparked a wave of solidarity across the Venezuelan press community, with colleagues launching a fundraising campaign to help cover his legal defense as his asylum case moves through immigration court.

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DOJ Proposes Rule That Would Let Immigration Judges Hold Lawyers, Witnesses and Migrants in Contempt

Judges would also be able to impose civil fines for repeatedly failing to appear on time, disobeying court orders, making false statements or engaging in disorderly behavior

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Trump Admin Bans New Chinese Humanoid Robots and Power Inverters Citing National Security Concerns

FCC Chair Brendan Carr said the restrictions are intended to "secure America's critical supply chains" and apply to new versions of the affected products

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ICE Plans Four New Detention Facilities For Over 5,000 Detainees as Arrests Reach Record Levels

Each facility would include five immigration courtrooms, judges' chambers and at least 20 offices for ICE attorneys

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Argentine Soccer Player Lucas Trejo Breaks Silence After Venezuela Earthquakes Killed His Wife and Two Children, Vows to Return

One month after Venezuela's devastating twin earthquakes changed thousands of lives forever, Argentine soccer player Lucas Trejo has broken his silence, sharing an emotional message of faith, gratitude and determination after losing his wife and two young children in one of the country's deadliest disasters.

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