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Puerto Rican, Venezuelan and Colombian Leaders Rally Florida Latinos to Vote in 2026

Leaders from Central Florida's Puerto Rican, Venezuelan and Colombian communities urged Latino voters Monday to turn out for Florida's August primary and November general election, casting the 2026 cycle as a test of Hispanic political power in one of the country's most closely divided states.

Latin Times · Jul 7

Charlie Kirk's Parents Attend Emotional Preliminary Hearing as Prosecutors Lay Out Case Against Accused Gunman

Charlie Kirk's parents sat beside his widow, Erika Kirk, in a Utah courtroom Monday as the man accused of assassinating the conservative activist appeared for the first day of a five-day preliminary hearing.

Latin Times · Jul 7

How Two Substitutes Sent Spain Through and Ended Ronaldo's World Cup Story

Spain beats Portugal 1-0 in second-half stoppage time as Ronaldo's World Cup career ends; La Roja advance to face the USA or Belgium.

Latin Times · Jul 6

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The TPS Clock Haitian and Syrian Families Are Watching — And Why Venezuela May Be Next

A Supreme Court ruling cleared the path to end Haitian and Syrian TPS. Here's what's confirmed, what's still shifting, and who's next.

Latin Times · Jul 6

New York man sues ICE, says agents tried to intimidate him over angry email to former director

A Rochester, New York, man has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, arguing that federal agents tried to intimidate him into silence after he sent a furious email months earlier to the agency's then-acting director.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Mexican Music Singer and Former Los Nuevos Rebeldes Vocalist Shot Dead in Sinaloa

José Adán Rodríguez, a norteño singer known professionally as Adán R and a former vocalist for the regional Mexican group Los Nuevos Rebeldes, was shot and killed outside his home in Culiacán, Sinaloa, on the night of Sunday, July 5.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Milei's Anti-Corruption Brand Takes a Hit as He Hands Power to the Man He Once Called Corrupt

Milei named ex-rival Diego Santilli chief of staff after a corruption scandal toppled his top aide — testing his brand at home and in South Florida.

Latin Times · Jul 6

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Trump's World Cup Intervention Sparks Global Backlash Against FIFA Over Team USA Star Folarin Balogun

President Trump's phone call to FIFA President Gianni Infantino has triggered one of the biggest controversies of the 2026 World Cup, after soccer's governing body suspended a red-card ban against U.S. striker Folarin Balogun just days after it was issued, clearing him to play Belgium in the Round of 16…

Latin Times · Jul 6

Houston's Latino Entrepreneurs Built an Economic Engine. The World Cup Just Put It Under a Microscope.

Houston's Latino-led economy powered years of growth. The World Cup brought 500K visitors — and a real test of whether that growth reaches every block.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Hamas Announces It Will Dissolve Gaza Government as Technocratic Committee Prepares to Take Over

The U.S.-backed Gaza Peace Committee has demanded that the new Palestinian administrative body set to replace Hamas demonstrate that it can bring armed groups under control before it receives international recognition, following Hamas' announcement that it will dissolve its governing structure in the Gaza Strip.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Khamenei Funeral Draws Massive Crowds as Iran's New Supreme Leader Mojtaba Remains Out of Public View-VIDEOS & PHOTOS

Tens of thousands of mourners filled the streets of Tehran on Monday for the funeral procession of Iran's slain Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, while the continued absence of his successor, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei, fueled speculation over his security and health following the U.S.-Israeli strike that killed his father.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Mexico's Javier Aguirre Hopeful About the Future Despite Heartbreaking Loss to England: 'We Are on the Right Track'

When asked what the future holds for the Mexican national team, Aguirre voiced his support for Márquez, whom he coached at two World Cups, in 2002 and 2010, and who has been part of his coaching staff since the start of Aguirre's third stint with Mexico in 2024.

Latin Times · Jul 6

Cuba Says Talks With U.S. Show 'No Progress' Despite Months of Diplomatic Contacts: Where Are They Now

Diplomatic talks between Cuba and the United States have stalled, with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez saying there has been "no progress" despite contacts between officials from both countries earlier this year.

Latin Times · Jul 6

El Chapo's Lawyer Says He Will Send U.S. Authorities List of 32 Mexican Officials Allegedly Linked to Drug Cartels

El Chapo's attorney, Gerardo Rincón Flores, said in an interview that his client plans to provide U.S. authorities with information related to 32 alleged officials linked to drug trafficking during the administrations of Enrique Peña Nieto and Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

Latin Times · Jul 6

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Latin Times · Jul 6

Mallory McMorrow Leaves Michigan Senate Race, Clearing the Way for Two-Way Democratic Contest

McMorrow thanked supporters who helped build "a campaign with zero corporate PAC dollars" and emphasized that her withdrawal does not mark the end of her political involvement

Latin Times · Jul 6

Idaho Mother Who Claimed Vaccines Killed Her Twins Is Now Charged With Their Murders

An Idaho mother who publicly blamed routine childhood vaccinations for the deaths of her 18-month-old twins has now been charged with murdering them, more than a year after the children were found dead in their home.

Latin Times · Jul 6

White House Claims Smithsonian Has Been Captured by 'Radical, Activist Ideology', Says it 'Cannot Be Trusted' to Tell America's Story'

The administration argues that exhibits and educational materials emphasize themes such as gender identity and systemic racism while giving insufficient attention to America's founders

Latin Times · Jul 6

Former Honduran President Convicted on U.S. Drug Trafficking Charges Announces Return: 'The Time to Return Home Has Come'

Juan Orlando Hernández's announcement came after a Honduran judge temporarily suspended an arrest warrant and an Interpol Red Notice against him, allowing him to voluntarily appear before a court

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Latin Times · Jul 6

England Outlast a Storm, a Red Card, and Mexico's Best Punch to Reach the World Cup Quarterfinals

England beat co-host Mexico 3-2 in a wild World Cup Round of 16 clash, surviving a weather delay and red card to reach the quarterfinals.

Latin Times · Jul 5

Norway's Late Ruthlessness Ends Brazil's World Cup Dream

Haaland's late brace ends Brazil's World Cup at the round of 16 — its earliest exit since 1990 — as Norway reaches a first quarterfinal.

Latin Times · Jul 5

Petro's Last Call to Trump: Take My Name Off Your Sanctions List

Petro asked Trump to lift his OFAC sanctions in a July 3 call, as Colombia heads toward its most divisive presidential handover in decades.

Latin Times · Jul 5

Texas ICE Data Shows More Noncriminal Arrests Than Criminal Ones — Latinos Absorb the Cost

New data: over 38,000 Texans with no criminal record were arrested by ICE in a year — outnumbering those with convictions, advocates say.

Latin Times · Jul 5

Mexico's Finabien Card Emerges as Migrants' Shield Against U.S. Remittance Tax

A new 1% U.S. tax on cash remittances pushed Mexico to launch the Finabien card. See how it works, what it costs, and its real impact.

Latin Times · Jul 5

How James Talarico Is Trying to Win Back Latino Voters One Soccer Match and TikTok Video at a Time

As Ken Paxton and James Talarico head into a dead-even November matchup, Talarico's campaign is wagering that Spanish-language television and homegrown TikTok stars can do what a decade of traditional outreach hasn't — bring Latino voters back into the Democratic column.

Latin Times · Jul 5

England, Brazil Chase Quarterfinal Spots While Mexico City Fights a Safety Narrative

A British travel warning, a deadly street celebration, and a defiant Mexican president have turned Sunday's Round of 16 doubleheader into a story that extends well past the touchline.

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