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ICE Is Spending Another $10 Million on Rapid DNA Tests as Its Genetic Database Expands - REPORT

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is spending another $10 million on rapid DNA testing technology for agents in the field, adding a new layer to an already massive expansion of DNA collection from people caught up in the immigration system.

Latin Times · Aug 12

Study of Nearly 50 Million U.S. Residents Finds Undocumented Immigration Does Not Drive Crime

The study is the first to examine the relationship between undocumented immigration and crime at the neighborhood level on such a broad national scale

Latin Times · Aug 12

A Quake Interrupts a New Presidency's First Week; Colombia Declares National Disaster as Cali Locks Down

Colombia declared a national disaster after a 7.4 earthquake killed at least 250 people; Cali imposed a curfew and Washington pledged $15.5 million in aid.

Latin Times · Aug 12

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Colombia's Quake Toll Just Passed 250. Here's Who's Showing Up — from Washington to Doral

A 7.4-magnitude quake killed 250+ in Colombia. The U.S. pledged $15.5M, the EU sent satellites, neighbors sent rescuers, and Miami mobilized aid.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Zuckerberg Says No Single Company Should Own Superintelligence — Including His Own

Zuckerberg's new essay pledges AI power for everyone, not elites. We fact-checked the claims, numbers and pushback, with sources linked throughout.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Colombia's Earthquake Death Toll Passes 250 as Rescue Crews Push Through a Second Night in Cali and Pereira

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake has killed more than 250 people in western Colombia, with rescue crews racing to reach survivors in Cali and Pereira.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Trump Administration Expected to Increase Rewards for Two Remaining 'Chapitos' Fugitives

Currently, the U.S. government, through its various agencies, offers a large number of rewards totaling more than $211 million for information leading to the capture of more than 30 cartel leaders.

Latin Times · Aug 11

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Extreme Weather Pushes Puerto Rico to Ration Water as Experts Warn Crisis Could Last Months

Extreme drought conditions, an aging water system and other compounding problems are forcing officials to declare an islandwide state of emergency and implement rationing measures.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Nobody hit Monday's $905M Powerball — now $975M is on the table for Wednesday

Monday's $905M Powerball drew no jackpot winner, pushing Wednesday's prize to $975M. See who won smaller prizes and what Puerto Rico players should know.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Trump Admin Reportedly Pushing to Deport Noncitizens Who Registered to Vote, Even If They Never Cast a Ballot

Some Green card holders have been placed in removal proceedings after their voter registration was discovered during citizenship applications

Latin Times · Aug 11

Lawyers Say Defending Suspected Gang Members in El Salvador's Mass Trials Is 'Impossible'

Lawyers claim they're often denied access to complete case files, receive details of the charges only days before trial and have been unable to challenge police records used as key evidence

Latin Times · Aug 11

Ilhan Omar Questions Whether Trump Administration Has Used ICE to 'Surveil' Critics After Undercover Agent Found Outside Town Hall

"At worst, it emphasizes many Americans' growing concern that the Trump administration uses ICE to surveil political opponents and may interfere with our democracy," Omar said in a letter

Latin Times · Aug 11

U.S. Pledged $15.5 Million to Colombia After Deadly 7.4-Magnitude Earthquake

The United States is providing $15.5 million in emergency assistance to Colombia after a powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck the country's western region Monday, killing more than 100 people and leaving widespread destruction as rescue teams continued searching for survivors trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Here are the Latinas Beauty Queens competing for MISS USA 2026

As Miss USA marks its 75th anniversary this month, several contestants are bringing more than evening gowns and interview skills to the national stage. They are also carrying the stories of immigrant families, bicultural identities and Latin American heritage as they compete for one of the country's most recognizable pageant…

Latin Times · Aug 11

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Latin Times · Aug 11

Meet Gina Hinojosa, the Latina Democrat Who Could End Republicans' Decades-Long Grip on the Texas Governorship

Texas has not elected a Democratic governor in more than three decades. But Gina Hinojosa, a Latina civil rights attorney, former school board president, and longtime state lawmaker, is mounting an unexpectedly competitive challenge to Republican Gov. Greg Abbott, with some of the latest polls showing the race within the…

Latin Times · Aug 11

China Slaps Tariffs of Up to 54.3% on U.S. and Mexican Agricultural Products

China has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties of more than 50% on some pecan imports from the United States and Mexico, escalating trade tensions with two of its major trading partners after Beijing concluded that artificially low-priced imports were hurting Chinese producers.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Trump Administration Has Revoked More Than 175,000 U.S. Visas as Immigration Crackdown Expands

The Trump administration has revoked more than 175,000 visas held by foreign nationals since President Donald Trump returned to office, a sharp escalation in the government's scrutiny of legal immigration as the State Department expands continuous vetting of people authorized to travel to the United States.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Vladimir Okhotnikov: Why Lifelong Growth Is the Foundation of Modern Leadership

Vladimir Okhotnikov sees lifelong learning, travel, and cultural immersion as foundations for stronger leadership and better decision-making.

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Latin Times · Aug 11

Somalia Is Down to Its Last Legal Lifeline — And Even That One Nearly Got Pulled This Week

Somalia's TPS survives a new court fight days after Burma and South Sudan lost theirs. Here's where every TPS-designated country actually stands now.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Thirteen Days In: What Keiko Fujimori's Government Has Actually Done — and Hasn't

Two weeks into Keiko Fujimori's presidency, she has raised the minimum wage and doubled a key pension, but her promised flood-prevention decrees for Piura remain unsigned and her request for 120 days of decree power still hasn't reached Congress.

Latin Times · Aug 11

Caracas Talks Draw In Chavismo and the 2015 Opposition — Miami's Diaspora Is Watching the Clock

Chavismo and a faction of Venezuela's 2015 opposition opened U.S.-backed transition talks in Caracas on Aug. 6, the first such dialogue with direct Washington involvement in over a decade. The negotiations arrive as the June earthquakes' death toll climbs past 6,100, María Corina Machado stays on the sidelines, and Venezuelan…

Latin Times · Aug 10

The 'Miracle Lawyer' Case Balloons to $400 Million as Plaintiffs Multiply — and Nobody Can Say Where She Is

Alexandra Lozano's collapsed immigration practice now faces an expanded federal lawsuit with 34 plaintiffs, a second class action alleging mass-produced fraudulent filings, and a reported federal criminal inquiry — all while her own attorney says he cannot locate her.

Latin Times · Aug 10

Wildfires Kill Two, Force More Than 100,000 to Flee Homes Across Western U.S. and Canada

Wind-driven wildfires in British Columbia, Washington and California forced more than 100,000 evacuations and killed at least two people over the weekend. RCMP confirmed a woman, 80, died in the Bald Range fire near Summerland, B.C., which prompted a provincewide state of emergency and swept up roughly 40 migrant farmworkers…

Latin Times · Aug 10

Karol G Turns Heartbreak Into Her Most Vulnerable Album Yet, Capping a Landmark Year for Latina Representation

Karol G's new album processes her Feid breakup with features from Drake and Bruno Mars, arriving months after her historic Coachella set.

Latin Times · Aug 10

Homeowners Sue Mamdani Over NYC's Chaotic New Tax on Luxury Second Homes — And Two of Them Are Family of a Political Rival

Three New York City homeowners are suing Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration over the rollout of a new tax on luxury second homes, arguing the city's public database and mailed notices swept up thousands of full-time residents who don't actually owe the surcharge. Two of the three plaintiffs are the wife…

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