A train coming across the US-Mexico border was stopped in Texas on Tuesday, and Border Patrol agents were able to rescue several migrants trapped inside.
Amid the growing focus on addressing climate change and boosting social morale, many North American businesses have begun turning to nearshore outsourcing as an alternative. As Amalga Group Founder and CEO Jens Erik Gould explains, nearshoring can help companies uphold eco-conscious production practices and ethical business models while boosting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) across the board.
INPEC, the prison authority in Colombia, has announced that Salvatore Mancuso, a Colombian warlord accused of Crimes Against Humanity, is now a free man.
According to statistics sourced by USA Today, from 2020 to 2023, there were an average of 114 fatal car crashes each day. The three states with the highest number of fatalities are Texas, California, and Florida. Since California is where many celebrities call home, it's no wonder there have been a large number of car accidents involving celebrities over the years. Here's a look at some of those incidents, along with some situations where celebrities intervened in car crashes to save lives.
Haiti police regain control of Port-au-Prince's main hospital from armed gangs, who used the area for escape routes after four months of coordinated attacks.
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.
The Vatican announced that it has excommunicated the priest who served as its top diplomat to the US, with Pope Francis banishing former Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano.
Javier Milei, Argentina's president, criticized socialism for limiting freedoms and causing corruption at a conservative rally in Brazil led by Jair Bolsonaro.
After going after gangs, El Salvador President Nayib Bukele announced he is going after price gougers next and threatened to use his gang crackdown tactics.
