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Venezuela Releases Political Prisoners as US Ramps Up Pressure With Naval Armada
U.S. military forces have deployed to waters off Venezuela for a counternarcotics mission.
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Salvadoran Schools Enforce Dress Code After Military Captain Appointed Education Minister
Schools are required to ensure strict compliance with the guidelines, according to the directive.
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Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
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Appeals Court Rules DHS Can Revoke Temporary Status for Hondurans, Nicaraguans, and Nepalese
The new decision comes after a lower court judge blocked the status change.
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Venezuela’s Maduro Mobilizes 4.5 Million Militia Members
The U.S. Department of Justice recently doubled its reward for information leading to the arrest of Venezuelan leader.
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Trump Ready to Use Full Extent of US Power to Stop Drug Traffickers in Latin America: White House
The White House said Trump is willing to ‘use every element of American power’ when asked about the possibility of U.S. boots on the ground in Venezuela.
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Arkansas Massage Parlor Owner Charged for Trafficking Chinese Women
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said that human trafficking to the United States is part of communist China’s ‘gray zone warfare’ attacks.
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North Carolina County Declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin Intensifies Again
Dare County, which sits along the North Carolina Atlantic coast, warned that the storm could affect the community even if it doesn’t strike the county.
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USDA Announces New Plans to Combat Flesh-Eating Parasite Spreading From Mexico
USDA is investing $750 million in a facility in Texas to boost efforts to fend off the threat.
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Venezuela Releases Political Prisoners as US Ramps Up Pressure With Naval Armada
U.S. military forces have deployed to waters off Venezuela for a counternarcotics mission.
|
Salvadoran Schools Enforce Dress Code After Military Captain Appointed Education Minister
Schools are required to ensure strict compliance with the guidelines, according to the directive.
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Money Wired to Mexico Hits a Decade Low as US Immigration Policies Take Hold
A new 1 percent remittance tax also goes into effect in January 2026.
|
Appeals Court Rules DHS Can Revoke Temporary Status for Hondurans, Nicaraguans, and Nepalese
The new decision comes after a lower court judge blocked the status change.
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Venezuela’s Maduro Mobilizes 4.5 Million Militia Members
The U.S. Department of Justice recently doubled its reward for information leading to the arrest of Venezuelan leader.
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Trump Ready to Use Full Extent of US Power to Stop Drug Traffickers in Latin America: White House
The White House said Trump is willing to ‘use every element of American power’ when asked about the possibility of U.S. boots on the ground in Venezuela.
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Arkansas Massage Parlor Owner Charged for Trafficking Chinese Women
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said that human trafficking to the United States is part of communist China’s ‘gray zone warfare’ attacks.
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North Carolina County Declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Erin Intensifies Again
Dare County, which sits along the North Carolina Atlantic coast, warned that the storm could affect the community even if it doesn’t strike the county.
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USDA Announces New Plans to Combat Flesh-Eating Parasite Spreading From Mexico
USDA is investing $750 million in a facility in Texas to boost efforts to fend off the threat.
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