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Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly questioned the Trump administration's strikes in the Caribbean, adding that the legal justification given to lawmakers was far from satisfactory.

The U.S. imposed sanctions on Colombian President Gustavo Petro, accusing him of allowing narco-terrorist organizations to thrive under his "total peace" plan, which Washington says has fueled a rise in cocaine production across Colombia.

The announcement came a day after dozens of armed federal agents, many masked, raided Canal Street vendors in an operation that federal officials said targeted counterfeit goods

With a growing need to fill secondary roles such as logistics, storage, drug processing and the management of local operations, criminal groups increasingly turned to women.

Despite being nearly 140 miles south of where the conflict began, Mazatlán has seen a significant rise in homicides and kidnappings compared with last year, severely impacting the local economy.

Elena Rose's name appears in the songwriting credits of dozens of Latin music hits. Few have been her own so far, as the Venezuelan artist released her debut studio album this weekend, giving it a title that evokes as much light as the one she projects: Bendito Verano. "It's an…

The social media platform's updated guidelines now state that users will only be notified of data disclosures "where required by law," rather than as a standard practice

The action also included Kempes Sanon, leader of the Bel Air gang and one of Viv Ansanm's key allied groups.

According to Mexican media, Francisco Ernesto Félix Romero was involved in both drug smuggling and human trafficking operations into the U.S., taking advantage of Nogales's strategic location along the border.