The U.S. must rethink its approach to Mexican cartels, because today’s cartels are no longer just trafficking drugs. They’re ...

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Eddington shows a rivalry between a sheriff and a mayor, leading to violence and chaos in a small New Mexico town ...

In the desert, a man walks alone. He is dirty, disheveled, and muttering to himself as he passes by a sign promoting a new data center being built nearby. Off in the distance stand the remnants of ...

Long-time Roma Norte resident María Meléndez shares her views on Mexico City's anti-gentrification protest, and what's really behind the movement.

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President Noboa was elected to fight spiraling gang violence, but serious abuses are being reported under his crackdown.

DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — Syrian government officials and leaders in the Druze religious minority announced Wednesday a renewed ...

Patriarchy is alive and well throughout the world. But the English-language media flatters itself by one-sidedly portraying ...

A gang war in Juárez left nearly two dozen dead in two days, 22 arrested and a baby wounded in an attack on a family.

One year on from the shooting at a Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, Newsweek takes a look at what history might have been like had things gone differently.

In May 2015, a military helicopter in western Mexico was brought down in a blaze of bullets and rocket-propelled grenades. The weapon that disabled the aircraft was a Browning .50-caliber machine gun.