GTA VI branding deal stalled after Sheriff objects to promoting crime, while a Miami doctor behind “Have My Baby in Miami” concierge service pleads the Fifth in a national birthright citizenship fight
Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, founder of “Have My Baby in Miami,” pleads the Fifth 11x before Congress over Miami birth tourism business as legislators begin crackdown
A proposed deal that would wrap Miami-Dade infrastructure in “Vice City” branding for GTA VI has stalled after the Sheriff & county commissioner object, arguing the county shouldn’t lend its name to a game built around violent crime
Javier Milei announced sanctions, a new naval base, and legislation defending Argentina’s Falklands claim, following Trump’s comments on U.S. neutrality
Oil flows, gas prices don’t move, and Cubans head somewhere new: Venezuela signs Chevron & Eni deals, U.S. pump relief stays years away, and Brazil becomes Cubans’ top asylum destination
With U.S. pathways closed, Cubans have surpassed Venezuelans as Brazil’s top asylum-seeking nationality, filing over 20,000 applications in just the first half of 2026 — a community that’s grown thirtyfold in under five years
Trump says his Venezuela oil deal will lower gas prices into the future. He could be right as analysts say any real relief at the pump from Venezuela deal is likely years away
Two governments, two aggressive offensives: Mexico eliminates top leaders of Cártel de Los Reyes in under a month, while Colombia’s de la Espriella kills four senior FARC dissident commanders in less three weeks
In three weeks, Colombia’s de la Espriella has overseen the deaths of four senior FARC dissident commanders, warning Iván Mordisco directly: “A bomb is going to fall on you”
In under a month, Mexican forces kill “R5” & capture predecessor “Poncho la Quiringua,” eliminating both top leaders of the Cártel de Los Reyes following Michoacán’s August avocado upheaval
Chevron nears major Venezuela oil pivot, a Falklands comment aimed at Britain sends Milei to urgent cabinet meeting, and unconfirmed reports swirl over Raúl Castro’s health amid paused U.S.-Cuba talks
Diario Las Américas reports Raúl Castro, 95, may have suffered a stroke, remains critical, intensifying unconfirmed rumors of his death — a familiar pattern for the Cuban leader — amid pause in negotiations with Washington
