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5 National Guard Officers in Mexico Hurt After Hundreds of Migrants Hurl Rocks

5 National Guard Officers in Mexico Hurt After Hundreds of Migrants Hurl Rocks

Five officers of Mexico's National Guard were injured after a group of migrants attempting to walk across southern Mexico pelted them with a hail of rocks.
2 Dead in Shootout Between Warring Mexican Drug Cartels Near Mexico Hotel Resorts

2 Dead in Shootout Between Warring Mexican Drug Cartels Near Mexico Hotel Resorts

At least two were reported dead in a shootout between warring Mexican drug cartels that occurred near two hotel resorts in Mexico on Thursday.
Latinos in the U.S. With Darker Skin Face More Discrimination, New Study Shows

Latinos in the U.S. With Darker Skin Face More Discrimination, New Study Shows

A new Pew Research Center study found that darker skin among Latinos can impact their everyday lives and long-term success in the United States.
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2 Injured After Migrants Clash With Mexico National Guard Near Area Where a Cuban Immigrant Was Shot to Death

Two migrants were reportedly injured after clashing with Mexico's National Guard on Thursday.
More Than $50M of Methamphetamine Being Smuggled Into U.S. Seized by Texas Border Protection Officers

More Than $50M of Methamphetamine Being Smuggled Into U.S. Seized by Texas Border Protection Officers

Officers of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in Texas had intercepted more than $50 million worth of methamphetamine in their two last operations.
Facebook Accuses Nicaragua Government of Running Internet Troll Farm, Removes Over 1,000 'Fake' Accounts

Facebook Accuses Nicaragua Government of Running Internet Troll Farm, Removes Over 1,000 'Fake' Accounts

Facebook has accused the government of Nicaragua of running an internet troll farm ahead of the presidential elections this weekend.
'Drug Kingpin' With Ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel Convicted in Massive Cocaine Bust in Georgia

'Drug Kingpin' With Ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel Convicted in Massive Cocaine Bust in Georgia

An alleged drug kingpin of middle Georgia with alleged ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel was found guilty of three racketeering charges.
Central American Migrants Participates in Caravan Towards U.S.

1 Dead, 4 Injured After Mexican Forces Open Fire on Vehicle Carrying Migrants

At least one migrant reportedly dies after Mexican forces open fire on a vehicle carrying immigrants.
Migrants Huddle In Camps And Shelters In Tijuana Waiting To Cross Into U.S.

One Dead, 13 Rescued After Migrants Attempt to Swim Around U.S.-Mexico Border Barrier

The swimming attempt of up to 70 migrants to illegally enter the United States from Tijuana resulted in the death of a woman and 13 individuals being pulled from the water, federal officials said.
Pres. Joe Biden Apologizes for Donald Trump’s Withdrawal From Paris Agreement at COP26 Speech

Pres. Joe Biden Apologizes for Donald Trump's Withdrawal From Paris Agreement at COP26 Speech

U.S. President Joe Biden has apologized for former President Donald Trump's decision to pull out the United States from the Paris agreement, a climate accord adopted by 196 parties at COP21 in Paris.
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Brazilian Police Kill 25 Members of Alleged Criminal Group Responsible in Countrywide Bank Heists

Brazilian police have killed 25 suspects in a warlike operation against heavily armed bank robbers whose brazen heists have brought several major cities in Brazil to a standstill.
Biden Administration Makes 2nd Attempt to End Trump-Era ‘Remain in Mexico’ Migrant Policy Despite Border Surge

Biden Administration Makes 2nd Attempt to End Trump-Era ‘Remain in Mexico’ Migrant Policy Despite Border Surge

The Biden administration announced Friday its second attempt to end the Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" migrant policy.
Prince Andrew Asks U.S. Court to Dismiss Sex Assault Case, Says Virginia Giuffre Helps Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Traffic Jeffrey Epstein Victims

Prince Andrew Asks U.S. Court to Dismiss Sex Assault Case, Says Virginia Giuffre Helps Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Traffic Jeffrey Epstein Victims

Prince Andrew is asking a New York court to dismiss the sexual harassment lawsuit filed against him by Jeffrey Epstein's accuser, Virginia Giuffre.
Argentina’s Former President Mauricio Macri Goes to Court on Espionage Allegations

Argentina's Former President Mauricio Macri Goes to Court on Espionage Allegations

Argentina's former President Mauricio Macri testified in federal court over allegations of espionage against him for having spied on the relatives of the dead crew members of the submarine ship that sank four years ago.
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Vatican Cancels Planned Live TV Broadcast of Biden-Pope Meeting; Sparks Complaints From White House, Vatican Accredited Journalists

The instant cancelation of the planned live broadcast of United States President Joe Biden greeting Pope Francis by the Vatican sparked complaints from journalists in the White House and Vatican-based journalists.
This Cheap Anti-Depressant Drug Could Stop Severe COVID, New Study Shows

This Cheap Anti-Depressant Drug Could Stop Severe COVID, New Study Shows

A new study found that a cheap and available anti-depressant drug can decrease the risk of severe COVID among those at high risk.
U.S. State Department Issues First Official 'X' Gender Passport

U.S. State Department Issues First Official 'X' Gender Passport

The U.S. State Department has issued the first passport with an "X" gender designation as it recognized the rights of people who do not identify as male or female.
Ecuador Pres. Guillermo Lasso Calls for Dialogue With Indigenous, Civil Society Groups on Day 2 of Protests Over Fuel Price Hike

Ecuador Pres. Guillermo Lasso Calls for Dialogue With Indigenous, Civil Society Groups on Day 2 of Protests Over Fuel Price Hike

Ecuador's President Guillermo Lasso calls for a dialogue with indigenous and civil society groups who are protesting against the fuel price hike.
Queen Elizabeth II Cancels Trip to COP26 Climate Change Summit Amid Health Concerns, but Will Work Behind the Scenes

Queen Elizabeth II Cancels Trip to COP26 Climate Change Summit Amid Health Concerns, but Will Work Behind the Scenes

Queen Elizabeth II has pulled out of attending the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow next week due to her health condition, according to Buckingham Palace.
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Drug Trafficking Ring Ships Cocaine in Kid’s Lunchboxes in New York; Suspected Ringleaders Manage Recording Artists in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic

Five individuals were charged in connection to the sophisticated scheme of trafficking drugs, wherein the group smuggled millions of dollars worth of cocaine into New York City by utilizing lunchboxes of kids.
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