Inside the Taliban's relentless war on drugs in Afghanistan Afghanistan used to produce more 80% of the world's opium. A BBC team investigated on the ground what impact the ban on poppy cultivation has had and how it has
Civil rights organizations announce first lawsuit against Florida's anti-immigrant law Civil rights organizations ACLU and Southern Poverty Law Center argue they will file suit because SB 1718, which went into effect Saturday, is unconstitutional.
More than 100 million in the US are under air quality alerts Canada's record-breaking wildfire season continues to impact US air quality. USA from Wisconsin to Vermont and up the East Coast to North Carolina.
USA will pay $619 million to return to UNESCO after being reapproved The 193 UNESCO states voted by a large majority on Friday to approve the proposal presented by the United States to rejoin the organization.
Mexico investigates the death of an American scientist assassinated in north country Gabriel Trujillo crossed the Arizona border into Nogales on June 17, and five days later his body was found with several bullet holes on a section of highway in Sonora.
At least 12 people have drowned due to rip currents on Florida beaches Some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States, stretching along the United States peninsula to the border with Alabama, have become in recent weeks the most dangerous.
Gabriel Trujillo, the California graduate student murdered The investigation of the 31-year-old boy had a tragic end when his body was found in the state of Sonora with several bullet wounds, without knowing the reason why he
United States sentences a CJNG partner operating in Texas to life imprisonment Marco Antonio Gonzalez owned a car dealership in Dallas, which he used as a front to traffic methamphetamine.
Angela Aguilar generates controversy after saying that she is the only woman successful During an interview, Angela Aguilar was trying to expose a criticism of inequality for women in the Mexican regional genre, but ended up launching phrases that have put her in
FBI created a database to prevent swatting The FBI wants to prevent further swatting incidents in the United States, which put people at risk without need.
Marina in Mexico seizes submarine with more than 3.5 tons of cocaine With helicopters and interceptor patrols, Marina achieves the most important seizure so far this year, barely a week after UN reports classified the neighboring country as the main gateway for
Economic growth in the US was faster than expected in the first quarter The report by the Department of Commerce showed that Americans spent more on services and less on goods during the first months of the year
