Crime
Concerned mothers demand Mexican officials find missing children amid disappearance epidemic
Mexico has been using artificial intelligence system and other database technologies to find an estimated 110,000-112,500 missing persons
Interviews
Exclusive: Cuba expert says Fidel Castro targeted Venezuela, saw oil rich nation as the "jewel in the crown"
Werlau’s book, “Cuba's intervention in Venezuela” explains how the Castro regime devised a perfect plan to penetrate the strategic areas of the South American oil country
Business
Consumer group warns 10 governors about state pension funds invested in China-linked Black Rock
BlackRock "could not be doing more to help the Chinese Communist Party," Consumers' Research Executive Director Will Hild said
Trending
VIDEO: Motorcyclist in pro-Maduro caravan says he was paid $30 to participate
The motorcyclist of the Chavista caravan said he would not vote for Nicolás Maduro and was only participating in the regime-sponsored rally because he was paid $30
Politics
Experts warn against dropping Iran's Revolutionary Guard from terror list to seal nuclear deal
IRGC's status as designated foreign terrorist organization remains sticking point in talks to revive Iran nuclear deal
Culture
"The future is Latino": U.S. Census Bureau says Hispanics now largest demographic in Texas
Hispanics are now the predominant population in 77 of 254 Texan counties and the media age is lower than the rest of the U.S. at 35.5 compared to the national median age of 38.9, evidencing an increase in young Latino voters
Crime
Police rescue hostages after armed, hooded gunmen seize Ecuadorian television station amid gang wave of terror
Ecuadorian news stations have reported that at least 10 people have been killed in the past 48 hours since a 60-day state of emergency was implemented in the South American country on Monday
Politics
Bill Gates' 'deeply troubling' ties to China: excerpt from 'Red-Handed' by Peter Schweizer
Microsoft founder has whitewashed Chinese censorship of the internet and invested in industries essential to the Chinese military-industrial complex, from AI to nuclear power, according to new book
Crime
SPECIAL REPORT: Are the Pandora Papers revealing real crimes?
Latin America’s Pandora Box: The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has released a treasure trove of secret documents referencing 90 Latin American public officials with offshore interests and tax havens. But are they illegal?
Human Rights
Guaido’s party participates in Sunday elections he says are not free or fair
After four-years of an opposition boycott to Venezuela’s sham elections, one coalition runs candidates against the Maduro regime with only one pro-democracy party abstaining on principle