One of Sinaloa Cartel's Top-Ranked Women Flown From Mexico to U.S. to Face Charges

One of Sinaloa Cartel's Top-Ranked Women Flown From Mexico to U.S. to Face Charges

One of the Sinaloa cartel's top-ranked women was flown from Mexico to California in the United States to face charges.
US, Canada Send Armored Vehicles to Gang Violence-Ravaged Haiti to Bolster Police Force

US, Canada Send Armored Vehicles to Gang Violence-Ravaged Haiti to Bolster Police Force

By Rick Martin
As gang violence ravages Haiti, the country is getting help from the United States and Canada, sending armored vehicles and other supplies to its police force.
Mexico and U.S. Agree on Ukraine-style Relief for Venezuelan Migrants

Mexico, U.S. Agree on Ukraine-style Relief for Venezuelan Migrants

By Rick Martin
The governments of Mexico and the United States have agreed to help out and accept up to 24,000 Venezuelan migrants as they flee the country under the regime of Nicolas Maduro.
Colombia and U.S. Discuss Improving Drug Interception at Sea, More Intel Sharing on Drug Trafficking

Colombia and U.S. Discuss Improving Drug Interception at Sea, More Intel Sharing on Drug Trafficking

By BERT HOOVER
Colombia's President Gustavo Petro and U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken discussed enhancing drug interception at sea and more intelligence sharing on drug trafficking.
Guadalajara Cartel Founder Case: Extradition Underway to Bring Notorious Rafael Caro Quintero From Mexico to U.S.

Guadalajara Cartel Founder Case: Extradition Underway to Bring Notorious Rafael Caro Quintero From Mexico to U.S.

By Mary Webber
Mexico has already received a formal request from the United States to extradite Guadalajara Cartel founder Rafael Caro Quintero.
Monarch Butterflies: Most Beloved Butterflies in Mexico, US, Canada Now Endangered

Monarch Butterflies: Most Beloved Butterflies in Mexico, US, Canada Now Endangered

By Rick Martin
Monarch butterflies are perhaps the most iconic insect in some areas of North America, like Mexico and Canada. However, these butterflies are at risk of extinction.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken 'Celebrate' on Cuba Protest Anniversary; Island's Officials Pushback

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken 'Celebrate' on Cuba Protest Anniversary; Island's Officials Pushback

By Joshua Summers
Cuba and U.S. have different views on the protests that occurred last year, driven by Cubans' frustrations.
U.S. Charges a 400 Mawozo Gang Member Over the Kidnapping of Missionaries in Haiti

U.S. Charges a 400 Mawozo Gang Member Over the Kidnapping of Missionaries in Haiti

By Joshua Summers
U.S. charges a member of Haiti's 400 Mawozo Gang, in connection to the kidnapping of 17 missionaries last year.
Venezuela: US Officials in Talks With Nicolas Maduro Admin in Bid to Free Jailed Americans, Rebuild Ties

Venezuela: US Officials in Talks With Nicolas Maduro Admin in Bid to Free Jailed Americans, Rebuild Ties

By Rick Martin
The United States has sent two senior government officials to Caracas in a bid to bring home American citizens detained in Venezuela and rebuild relations.
U.S. Monkeypox Cases Jumps to 35; California, New York Lead the Number of Positive Cases

U.S. Monkeypox Cases Jump to 35; California, New York Lead the Number of Positive Cases

By Joshua Summers
U.S. monkeypox cases rise to 35. California and New York were among the states that recorded cases of the disease.
Cuba Says It Won't Attend Summit of the Americas in June After U.S. Snub

Cuba Says It Won't Attend Summit of the Americas in June After U.S. Snub

By Joshua Summers
Cuba's President Miguel Diaz-Canel said his country will no longer participate in the Summit of the Americas in June after the U.S. failed to extend a proper invitation.
Gulf Cartel Boss 'El Gordo' Extradited From Mexico to U.S. To Face Drug Charges

Gulf Cartel Boss 'El Gordo' Extradited From Mexico to U.S. to Face Drug Charges

By Joshua Summers
"El Gordo," the former leader of the Gulf Cartel, was extradited from Mexico to the U.S. to stand trial in a Texas court.
U.S. Restores Commercial Flights to Cuba Cities Besides Havana, Suspends Money Transfer Limits

U.S. Restores Commercial Flights to Cuba Cities Besides Havana, Suspends Money Transfer Limits

By Joshua Summers
The U.S. will ease some restrictions imposed on Cuba during the Trump administration, including flights and money transfers.
U.S. Officials Discover Drug Smuggling Tunnel Connecting California and Mexico

U.S. Officials Discover Drug-Smuggling Tunnel Connecting California and Mexico

By Joshua Summers
U.S. officials announce the discovery of a new drug-smuggling tunnel connecting Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego, California.
U.S. Charges Third Man Believed to Be a Suspect in Late Haiti Pres. Jovenel Moise Killing

U.S. Charges Third Man Believed to Be a Suspect in Late Haiti Pres. Jovenel Moise Killing

By Joshua Summers
The third man believed to be connected to be a suspect in the killing of Haiti's late President Jovenel Moise received charges in the U.S.
Colombia's Notorious Drug Trafficker, Otoniel, Accused of Shipping 'Outrageous' Amounts of Cocaine Into the U.S. – Prosecutor

Colombia's Notorious Drug Trafficker, Otoniel, Accused of Shipping 'Outrageous' Amounts of Cocaine Into the U.S. - Prosecutor

By Joshua Summers
Otoniel, one of Colombia's notorious drug traffickers, was accused of importing a massive amount of cocaine into the U.S. a day after his extradition.
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