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Tips for Smart World Cup Ticket Shopping

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.

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Ambassador to Spain Dario Item Exposes Swiss Secrecy in Major US Court Battle

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.

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Advocates Slam DHS for Fining Unaccompanied Teens $5,000 for Crossing Border: 'There's No Way a Child Can Pay This'

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

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Mexican exTV Host Inés Gómez Mont's Husband Caught in Miami By ICE After Four Years on the Run

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.

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Putin Backs Venezuela With New Strategic Treaty as Washington Increases Pressure

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

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Utah Judge's Ruling Gives Tyler Robinson Important Victory in Charlie Kirk Murder Case

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.

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Día de Muertos and Halloween Aren't the Same: What's the Real Difference?

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.

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Family of NYPD Detective Demands Answers After Her Death Following Plastic Surgery in Colombia

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.

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AOC Mocks Trump Over Low IQ Claim: 'Did Those Doctors Ask You To Draw a Clock By Any Chance?'

Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mocked President Donald Trump after he claimed she "is low IQ."

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Unlawful Border Crossings Climb By 33% In September, Still Remain Close To Historical Lows

Unlawful border crossings have climbed by 33% in September compared to the prior month, according to new figures. However, despite the increase, they still remain close to historical lows.

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Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib Says There's 'No Way in Hell' Trump Will Serve a Third Term After Steve Bannon Claim

Representative Rashida Tlaib of Michigan criticized former Trump adviser Steve Bannon and his suggestion that President Donald Trump could serve a third term

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U.S. Again Sends Bombers Close To Venezuela As Pressure Campaign Against Maduro Regime Escalates Further

The U.S. Army again sent B-1B bombers close to Venezuela as the Trump administration's pressure campaign on the Caracas regime continues to escalate

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U.S. Army Releases Action-Style Video Flaunting 'Elite Warriors' in Anti-Drug Operations Near Venezuela

The U.S. Southern Command (Southcom) released a new video on Monday highlighting operations connected to the Trump administration's military deployment in the Caribbean

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Cannabis Influencer Melissa Said Talks After Arrest in Brazil for Alleged Narco and Money Laundering Ties

Brazilian influencer Melissa Said, known for promoting cannabis use on social media, was arrested in Salvador, Bahia, accused of leading a drug trafficking and money laundering network. The arrest was part of the police operation known as Erva Afetiva, carried out by the Bahia Civil Police.

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U.S. to Photograph and Track Every Non-Citizen Entering or Leaving the Country Under New Rule

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has finalized a rule authorizing Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to photograph and track every non-U.S. citizen entering or departing the country, marking the full implementation of a long-delayed biometric entry-exit system.

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Third Migrant Dies While Fleeing ICE Raids, DHS Claims Man 'Resisted Heavily' Before Being Struck on Highway

A 24-year-old Honduran man was killed in Virginia after being struck by a vehicle while fleeing Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) confirmed.

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GOP Sen. Rick Scott Claims Actions Against Venezuela Will Cause The End Of The Cuban Regime: 'Will Be The End'

Republican Sen. Rick Scott claimed the Trump administration's pressure campaign against Venezuela will also cause the end of the Cuban regime

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GOP Sen. Rand Paul Again Slams Trump Admin Over Strikes Off Venezuelan Coast: 'Akin To What China, Iran Do'

GOP Sen. Rand Paul again slammed the Trump administration over its continued attacks against alleged drug vessels off the Venezuelan coast, saying they amount to extra judicial killings.

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Venezuela Claims Capture of Alleged CIA-Linked Mercenaries As U.S. Conducts Naval Drills Near Its Coast

Venezuelan authorities announced the capture of a group of alleged mercenaries said to be linked to the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), claiming the individuals were involved in planning a "false flag" attack aimed at provoking a full-scale military confrontation with the country.

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Top Caracas Official Claims There Is 'No Doubt' The U.S. Is Seeking To Topple Maduro And Turn Venezuela Into a 'Colony'

The attorney general of Venezuela's authoritarian regime claimed that there is "no doubt" that the Trump administration is seeking to topple Nicolas maduro and turn the country into a "colony."

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DHS Defends Social Media Post Using Song Linked to Far-Right Extremists: 'Go Outside, Touch Grass, and Get a Grip'

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is defending a video it posted on its social media feed that features imagery of federal agents arresting protesters set to a song long associated with far-right extremist movements.

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Maduro Regime Cancels Interview With U.S. Outlet At The Last Minute Claiming It Was 'No Longer Safe'

The Maduro regime cancelled earlier this month an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes after months of negotiation, claiming it was "no longer safe." Days later, however, he held a rally in the middle of Caracas

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Democratic Sen. Criticizes Legal Justification For U.S. Strikes In The Caribbean: 'Not a Good Meeting'

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.

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Colombian President Gustavo Petro Slams U.S. Drug-Related Sanctions as 'A Complete Paradox'

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.

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Gustavo Petro Warns Sen. Lindsey Graham Over Pressure Campaign: 'When The Colombian People Are Attacked They Go To The Mountains And Arm Themselves''

Colombian President Gustavo Petro warned Republican Senator Lindsey Graham after he confirmed that land strikes against Venezuela and Colombia are a possibility.

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