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Six Latin deportees say ICE deported them to Central Africa with no warning. Now Miami's Brayan Sánchez pleads with Congress to bring him home.
Dominican peso gained 8.1% in 2026 as remittances hit families abroad and Santo Domingo deepens security ties with the U.S. amid Haiti's crisis.
A federal court record and DHS statement place Michigan DNR officers at an ICE arrest during a family fishing trip. The agency still denies playing a role.
Two U.S. investor groups are fighting for control of Cuba's biggest nickel mine, seized from its owners in 1960. Here's what's verified.
Border money-transfer shops have filed 700,000 federal cash reports under a low-dollar rule now blocked in court — and customers are the ones vanishing.
FOIA records spanning 2009–2022 show CBP employees repeatedly turned law-enforcement databases toward personal ends — from asking out strangers to leaking data to smugglers.
30 senators led by Padilla gave the State Dept. 30 days to explain student visa delays before fall classes — a squeeze hitting Latino students hardest.
No one won Saturday's Powerball draw, pushing the jackpot to $35 million for Monday, days after an Illinois ticket won $1.04 billion.
Sophie Cunningham helped the Fever beat Dallas 98-87, then went viral singing atop a bar — the latest twist in a headline-heavy season.
The DNC finalized its 2028 primary calendar, moving Nevada to second and adding New Mexico for the first time as Democrats court Latino voters.
Messi's first start since his father's death ended in a missed penalty, a yellow card, and a 4-1 loss at Nashville that dropped Miami further off the pace.
Colombia's earthquake toll nears 300 a week later; South Florida's Colombian diaspora mobilizes aid from Doral to Tampa as rebuilding begins.
LAUSD reopened this week under a judicial-warrant rule for ICE, as parent and teacher patrols guard school routes to campus.
“No longer necessary.” That was Min Aung Hlaing’s foreign ministry on August 8, on the office of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Chair’s Special Envoy on Mya...
China’s mystery weapon aboard its experimental stealth corvette points to a wider naval race to harness directed energy for everything from deniable gray-zone coercion to defeating the drone swa...
This article was originally published on Jonathan Larsen’s Substack. It is republished with permission. Less than a month after the June 2025 strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, Israeli Prime ...
Tariffs and sanctions tangled Washington in Brazil's Oct. 4 vote — polling suggests the pressure campaign may be lifting the candidate it targeted.
Colombia's earthquake killed 265+. In Doral, some Colombians raising relief funds can't legally go home to bury their own dead.
Brazil's eVisa, U.S. waits up to 2.5 months and a new 25% tariff are reshaping Brazil-U.S. travel. Here's what changed and why.
NAFSA projects 111,000 fewer international students this fall, costing U.S. colleges up to $3.4 billion and nearly 40,000 jobs.