Hurricane Beryl Kills 3 in the US, Leaves Jamaica with Food Shortage

Hurricane Beryl Kills 3 in the US, Leaves Jamaica with Food Shortage

Hurricane Beryl has now become Storm Beryl as it weakened on its way to the US. However, it left a trail of devastation from Jamaica to Mexico to Texas.
Mexico and US Nearing Deal To Deport Migrants Back to Home Countries

Mexico and US Nearing Deal To Deport Migrants Back to Home Countries

By Rick Martin
Non-Mexicans may be deported directly to their home countries as a new deal between Mexico and the US is in the works, as revealed by the Mexican president himself.
Venezuela Oil Sanction Reinstated by US After Nicolas Maduro Violates Election Agreements

Venezuela Oil Sanction Reinstated by US After Nicolas Maduro Violates Election Agreements

By Ross Key
Biden renews sanctions on Venezuela's oil. Maduro broke Barbados pact, blocking free elections and banning opposition's Machado from presidency.

Guyana Slams Venezuela for Approving Annexation of Essequibo

By Ross Key
Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro's approval of claiming two-thirds of Guyana drew strong condemnation. Guyana's Foreign Ministry rejects yielding land, calling it a breach of international law.

Antony Blinken Meets with Caribbean Leaders in Jamaica, Pledges $100M More to Support Haiti Security Mission

By BERT HOOVER
Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced a $100 million U.S. contribution to a UN-backed multinational security force, aiding Haitian police against gangs. An extra $33 million in humanitarian aid will also be provided, addressing critical needs in the region.

Haiti: Benin Offers 2,000 Troops To Fight Gangs in the Caribbean Country, Says US Ambassador

By BERT HOOVER
The US government reaffirms its commitment to aid in restoring peace in Haiti, pledging financial assistance, equipment, and logistical support for a multinational force. The actual deployment timeline for this assistance remains uncertain.
Haiti, Kenya, US Officials Wrap Up Multinational Security Mission Talks, Date Remains Unknown

Haiti, Kenya, US Agree to Send Kenya Police to Fight Haitian Gangs But No Date Yet

By BERT HOOVER
Haiti, Kenya, and the US advance discussions on deploying armed forces, yet no specific date is set. The progress signals collaborative efforts, emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts between the nations without specifying a concrete timeline for the deployment.
Haiti: Coup Leader, Drug Trafficker Guy Philippe Deported Back From US

US Deports Coup Leader, Drug Trafficker Guy Philippe Back to Haiti

By BERT HOOVER
Guy Philippe, the notorious coup leader, returns to Haiti after US government repatriation, raising concerns of potential upheaval in a country grappling with gang violence and political instability.
US-Mexico Relations: Experts Warn on Danger of Aggressive Stance To Curb Fentanyl, Drug Trafficking

US-Mexico Relations: Experts Warn on Danger of Aggressive Stance To Curb Fentanyl, Drug Trafficking

By Rick Martin
US-Mexico relations have become a bit more shaky after several Republican candidates suggested more aggressive moves against Mexico's drug cartels to stop the flow of fentanyl.
Guatemala: US and Brazil Warn of Attempts To Stop President-Elect Bernardo Arevalo From Taking Office

Guatemala: US and Brazil Warn of Attempts To Stop President-Elect Bernardo Arevalo From Taking Office

By Rick Martin
International concern regarding democracy in Guatemala is rising, with the US and Brazil now warning of a possible coup to stop President-Elect Bernardo Arevalo.
Elon Musk's SpaceX Sued by US DOJ -- Here's Why

Elon Musk's SpaceX Sued by US DOJ -- Here's Why

By Rick Martin
Elon Musk's SpaceX has been sued by the Department of Justice for allegedly discriminating against asylum recipients and refugees in hiring.
US Prepares for Migrants Influx at the Border as Title 42 Expires

US Prepares for Migrant Influx at Mexico Border as Title 42 Ends

By BERT HOOVER
More than 10,000 migrants were apprehended at the US-Mexico border in just 24 hours, raising concerns about what comes next when Title 42 immigration policy expires this week.
US Defense Department Tracks Another High-Altitude Balloon

US Defense Department Is Tracking Another High-Altitude Balloon

By BERT HOOVER
The U.S. Defense Department is keeping tabs on another mysterious high-altitude balloon that recently sailed above American territory.
Mexico Shelters Can't Accommodate More Venezuelan Migrants From US:

Mexico Shelters Can't Accommodate More Venezuelan Migrants From US: "We Can't Take Anyone"

By BERT HOOVER
Mexico is now filled with anxiety after the U.S. denied Venezuelan migrants for asylum and deported them to the country.
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.
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.
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