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At The Border in Arizona, Harris Lays Out a Plan to Get Tough on Fentanyl
Vice President Harris walked along the U.S. border with Mexico on Friday alongside a stretch of border wall built during the Obama administration, talking with border officials about their...
Quaffing with Character – A Guide to Portland’s 10 Best Bars
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
Portland. A city that pulsates with a rebellious spirit, a haven for craft beer aficionados, and a breeding ground for unique, personality-driven bars. Here, amidst...
US Border Policy Spurred Migrant Camps Hundreds of Miles Away in Mexico’s Capital
“That’s it, dude! Done!” exclaimed Eliezer López as he jumped up and down, throwing his arms to the sky and drawing a sign of the cross across his chest....
Un Experts Say Jailed Guatemalan Journalist Zamora May Have Been Tortured
The United Nations on Wednesday said journalist Jose Ruben Zamora, imprisoned in Guatemala over the last two years, is being held in potentially life-threatening, inhumane conditions that could amount...
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Nicaragua Forces 1,500 Church and Civil Society Groups to Close
Nicaragua has revoked the registration of 1,500 non-profit organizations, the latest in a years-long crackdown in the small Central American nation.
The organizations, which include hundreds of religious groups, are...
Mexico Convicts 11 Cartel Gunmen in Killings Of 122 Bus Passengers Near US Border Over 2 Years
Mexican prosecutors finally won convictions — and 50-year prison sentences — Wednesday against 11 drug cartel gunmen for the 2010-2011 massacre of 122 passengers who were pulled off passing...
