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Roberts-Led Majority Preserves Birthright Citizenship, Splinters on Why

SCOTUS struck down Trump's order ending birthright citizenship 6-3, though the ruling split further than the vote count suggests.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Six Years In, Trump Walks Back His Own USMCA Trade Pact — And Autos Are Ground Zero

The U.S. rejected a clean USMCA renewal on July 1, triggering annual reviews through 2036 as autos, China limits and labor pay dominate talks.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Mexico's World Cup Win Over Ecuador Ends in Tragedy as Four People Die During Celebrations

In Mexico City, more than 1 million people gathered at the Ángel de la Independencia to celebrate the victory. But amid the crowd, the celebration quickly turned into tragedy as three people lost their lives due to asphyxiation.

Latin Times · Jul 2

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'The Mexican People Deserved a Night Like This': Mexico's Javier Aguirre Reacts to Historic Win Over Ecuador

After holding a strong Ecuador side scoreless, Mexico achieved a feat matched by only two other teams. It became the third nation to win its first four matches in a World Cup without conceding a goal, joining Brazil in 1986 and Italy in 1990.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Del Rio Stabbing: Court Records Contradict Early Reports on Where Attack Happened

Court records detail the Del Rio stabbing that killed Caroline Peña, 32. Three women face murder charges and $5M bail each as the case unfolds.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Substitute Spark: Gordon Sets Up Kane's Rescue Act and Books England's Azteca Showdown With Mexico

England trailed DR Congo at halftime before Harry Kane's late brace, both assisted by substitute Anthony Gordon, secured a 2-1 win and a Mexico date.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Progressive Upset in Colorado Fuels New Questions About Hakeem Jeffries' Grip on House Democrats

House Democrats are facing renewed questions about the future of their leadership after another veteran lawmaker was ousted by a progressive challenger, with the party's nominee in one of the country's safest Democratic districts signaling she will not support House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to continue leading House Democrats.

Latin Times · Jul 1

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Cartel Drones Carrying Explosives Mark New Concern Near Texas Border: Report

Secretary of State Rubio said in June that "cartels are using drones against one another, and we have to assume that at some point they could use them against us"

Latin Times · Jul 1

'I Married Peru': Keiko Fujimori Addresses Her Father's Shadow After Winning Peru's Presidency

In her first exclusive global interview since becoming Peru's president-elect, Keiko Fujimori talked to Ismael Cala's 'The Abundance Revolution' podcast about her fourth presidential campaign, her mother's hidden support, the "miracle of forgiveness" that reunited her parents before their passing, and more.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Kamala Harris Reconnects With Mamdani, Democratic Left Ahead of Possible 2028 Bid: Report

Harris has reportedly also held private meetings with progressive leaders, including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and has spent the past year reconnecting with pro-Palestinian activists

Latin Times · Jul 1

Anger at Venezuela's Interim Government Over Earthquake Response Spills Into Trump's White House

Public anger over Venezuela's response to last week's catastrophic twin earthquakes is growing into a political crisis for the country's U.S.-backed interim government, putting new pressure on President Donald Trump's administration as Washington tries to manage relief efforts without deepening resentment on the ground.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Cuba Issues New Warning as U.S. Tensions Escalate: 'We Will Respond With Full Force'

The country's Foreign Minister also confirmed that diplomatic contacts between Havana and Washington continue but said they "show no progress"

Latin Times · Jul 1

How Rafael Amaya Became Aurelio Casillas One Last Time: The Secret Ritual He Never Told 'El Señor de los Cielos' Fans About | EXCLUSIVE

Mexican actor Rafael Amaya talks in an interview about becoming Aurelio Casillas for the last time, what helps him become El Señor de los Cielos, and what's next for him now that the historic narcoseries is coming to an end.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Colorado Mayor Sleeps in a Homeless Shelter Every Friday. Here's Why

Most elected officials end their workweek by heading home. Aurora, Colorado, Mayor Mike Coffman grabs a sleeping bag and heads to a homeless shelter.

Latin Times · Jul 1

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Latin Times · Jul 1

Mexico's Fast Start, Not Its Famous Defense, Sinks Ecuador at the Azteca

Mexico beat 10-man Ecuador 2-0 at the Azteca, ending a 40-year World Cup knockout drought behind two early goals and a red-card meltdown.

Latin Times · Jul 1

France Look Like Champions-in-Waiting, But Cracks in the Back Line Remain

France beat Sweden 3-0 in the Round of 32, with Kylian Mbappé scoring twice to move within one goal of Lionel Messi's all-time World Cup record. Michael Olise set up both of Mbappé's goals and Bradley Barcola's strike, as France advanced to face Paraguay in the Round of 16.

Latin Times · Jun 30

Marcus Ornellas Left Behind Telenovela Heartthrob Roles for One of TV's Most Broken Men - INTERVIEW

Brazilian actor telenovela super star Marcus Ornellas and Mexican Oscar nominee Adriana Barraza talk in an interview about their new series 'Una Familia Complicada,' which goes deep into the disfunction of a dinasty in Mexico.

Latin Times · Jun 30

Why Latino Workers Are Being Left Out of America's Economic Boom, According to New Fed Data

For years, economists have pointed to low unemployment, steady GDP growth and resilient consumer spending as evidence that the U.S. economy remains fundamentally strong. But for many Latino families, those positive headlines have felt disconnected from everyday reality.

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Latin Times · Jun 30

Tennessee Judge Blocks Plan to Share Disabled Immigrant Children's Data With ICE

State officials claim the issue stems from a 2026 law requiring government agencies to report identifying information about people unlawfully present in the U.S. who receive public benefits

Latin Times · Jun 30

Officials Say Trump's Pick for ICE Head Signals Bigger Role for Local Police in Immigration Enforcement

DHS head Mullin described Schroyer as "a great pick" while Trump said he "has what it takes to detain and deport illegal alien criminals...at a rate never seen before"

Latin Times · Jun 30

Homeland Security Chief Says Deportations on Pace to Surpass 'All of 2025 in Six Weeks'

Mullin championed a focus on migrants with final removal orders, felony convictions or pending felony charges, as well as asylum seekers were denied denied or who failed to appear for immigration court hearings

Latin Times · Jun 30

They Survived ICE Camps and Deportation Only to Be Buried by Venezuela's Twin Earthquakes: the 'Flight of Misfortune'

Just hours after stepping off a U.S. deportation flight, they were dead, trapped beneath the rubble of a government-run hotel that collapsed when Venezuela's twin earthquakes struck the country's Caribbean coast: the story of "the flight of misfortune."

Latin Times · Jun 30

María Corina Machado Says Venezuela's Regime Is Blocking Her Return as She Tries to Reach Quake-Ravaged Country

María Corina Machado said she is ready to return to Venezuela after the devastating twin earthquakes that have left the country in mourning, but accused the Delcy Rodríguez-led government of trying to keep her out by closing the country's airspace and threatening those willing to help her come back.

Latin Times · Jun 30

America's Most Wanted Venezuelan Official? Florida Republicans Want Trump to Capture Diosdado Cabello After Clash With U.S. Rescuers

Florida lawmakers are urging the White House to move against Diosdado Cabello, one of the most powerful men in Venezuela and one of the most wanted Venezuelan officials in the United States, after an angry exchange with American rescue workers deployed to help after twin earthquakes devastated the country's northwestern…

Latin Times · Jun 30

Saved Into Sorrow: A Quake Survivor With No One Left to Hold

Boy, 11, pulled alive from La Guaira's quake rubble after his mother and sister died, as Venezuela's confirmed earthquake toll climbs past 1,700.

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