The first American fighter jet loss over Iranian territory escalates Operation Epic Fury as rescue teams search for a missing F-15E crew member while a second U.S. aircraft goes down in the Persian Gulf
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin emerges as likely replacement as president expresses dissatisfaction with Justice Department’s performance; Todd Blanche named acting A.G.
The killing of El Mencho in February 2026 left the CJNG — the most powerful cartel in the Western Hemisphere — without a clear successor. What happens next will define Mexico’s security landscape for years
Four municipal officers killed, including an operational sub-director of the Escuinapa police force, in cartel ambush on the Mazatlán–Tepic highway on Tuesday, the deadliest in a series of attacks on security forces in southern Sinaloa
The U.S. intelligence community assessed Venezuela’s interim government as showing “willingness” to cooperate with Washington—a carefully chosen word that signals progress without promising stability
Eleven dead. A faction leader captured. And cartel head, El Mayo Zambada’s daughter—detained—walks free within hours. Mexico’s latest Sinaloa operation raised as many questions as it answered
The lights came back on in parts of Cuba. Then the ground started shaking. Díaz-Canel vowed “impregnable resistance” as Trump warns he can do anything he wants
Trump predicted $100 billion in oil investment. ExxonMobil’s CEO called Venezuela “uninvestable.” Chevron says it can double production almost immediately, while wildcatters say their phones are ringing. So who is actually going to rebuild Venezuela's oil sector?
“The hemisphere must be cleansed of communists,” Costa Rica’s president declared Wednesday as his country becomes the latest Latin American nation to close its embassy in Havana and expel Cuba’s diplomatic mission
Vladimir Padrino López ran Venezuela’s armed forces for more than a decade. He survived Maduro, the coup attempt, U.S. sanctions, and January 3. He did not survive Delcy Rodríguez’s consolidation of power
