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Jalisco Prosecutor's Office Says at Least Three More People Were Involved in Killing of Influencer Valeria Márquez

Iván Martín "N" was arrested Aug. 1, just days after authorities arrested Ramón Ángel Álvarez Ayala, also known as "R1," who officials identified as the leader of "Los Rs," a faction of the Jalisco Ne...

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Mexico's AG Executes Arrest Warrant for Former Guerrero Governor Accused of Covering Up Ayotzinapa Case

During the first years of the investigation, Guerrero officials maintained that the footage from cameras 12 and 15, which captured the exact moment municipal and state police intercepted one of the bu...

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Americans Want Tougher Social Media Rules Even as 70% Say They Enjoy It - NEW POLL

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows a striking tension in the country's relationship with social media: 61% of Americans want stronger government oversight of social media companies, while 70% still say us...

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End of Haitian TPS Threatens South Florida's Tourism Workforce as Hotels and Restaurants Brace for Labor Gaps

The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is emerging as a labor problem for South Florida's tourism economy, where hotels, restaurants and other hospitality businesses rely heavily on immigr...

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Rodner Figueroa Begins the Countdown for His Return to Univision As He Celebrates Podcast Milestone

Rodner Figueroa is marking three years of reinvention with Cara a Cara con Rodner, the podcast that helped him rebuild his career outside traditional television. But the anniversary comes with an unex...

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'Women in Blue' (Las Azules) Return to Apple TV Confronting One of Mexico's Darkest Chapters - INTERVIEWS

Creator and showrunner Fernando Rovzar and stars Bárbara Mori and Ximena Sariñana talked in interviews in Miami about the new challenges and the reasons to explore painful chapters in Mexico's history

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Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Kills At Least 20 in Western Colombia, Splitting Open the Coffee Region

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake killed at least 20 people in western Colombia Monday, toppling buildings from Chocó to the coffee-growing highlands.

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Video Captures Building Collapse Near Catholic University Following 7.4 Quake in Colombia

A 7.4 earthquake killed at least 47 in western Colombia, toppling a cathedral tower and buildings from Manizales to Cali. (

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More Than 400 Former National Security Officials Warn of Trump's Consolidation of Power: 'The Guardrails Were All Taken Down'

Former officials pointed to Trump's use of security clearances and declassified intelligence among their concerns

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Hundreds of Mexican Consulate Workers Face Losing Legal Status in the U.S. as Visas Expire

Mexico's Foreign Minister said in July that the government had managed to extend the visas for more than eight years and would continue exploring options

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Construction and Agriculture Groups Warn Trump Immigration Crackdown Is Worsening Worker Shortages: 'It's Been Chaotic'

Foreign-born workers accounted for more than a quarter of the U.S. construction workforce in 2024 and more than half of workers in several trades, including roofing, drywall installation and painting

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President de la Espriella Updates Death Toll to 111 From Devastating Earthquake; Buildings Collapse, Airports Shut in Western Colombia

A 7.4 earthquake killed dozens and collapsed buildings across western Colombia Monday, testing a president sworn in just three days earlier.

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July's Jobs Report Fell by 23,000 — And Hid a Deeper Story About Who's Leaving the Workforce

U.S. payrolls fell 23,000 in July as Hispanic, teen unemployment dropped — but a shrinking labor force drove the decline, not more hiring.

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Report: DHS Is Hiring Private Companies to Collect Immigration Fines From Deported Migrants Overseas

Records reviewed by WIRED center on the Tracing and Payment Recovery Services Program, which allegedly allows the Department of Homeland Security to fine people for certain immigration-law violations,...

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USCIS Can Now Reject Your Immigration Case Without Ever Warning You First

Effective Aug. 5, 2026, USCIS officers can deny green card, work permit and citizenship applications without first requesting missing evidence — a reversal of a Biden-era standard that reinstates a 20...

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Homeowners Sue Mamdani Over NYC's Chaotic New Tax on Luxury Second Homes — And Two of Them Are Family of a Political Rival

Three New York City homeowners are suing Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration over the rollout of a new tax on luxury second homes, arguing the city's public database and mailed notices swept up thou...

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Wildfires Kill Two, Force More Than 100,000 to Flee Homes Across Western U.S. and Canada

Wind-driven wildfires in British Columbia, Washington and California forced more than 100,000 evacuations and killed at least two people over the weekend. RCMP confirmed a woman, 80, died in the Bald ...

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The 'Miracle Lawyer' Case Balloons to $400 Million as Plaintiffs Multiply — and Nobody Can Say Where She Is

Alexandra Lozano's collapsed immigration practice now faces an expanded federal lawsuit with 34 plaintiffs, a second class action alleging mass-produced fraudulent filings, and a reported federal crim...

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How Much Is ICE Costing the U.S. Economy? LA Put a Dollar Figure on Immigration Enforcement Raids

LA County spent months quantifying ICE enforcement's economic toll. Houston and Chicago haven't — but the scattered data tells its own story.

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Doral's Reckoning: Inside the Legal Scramble Before Venezuela's TPS Cutoff On October 2

Most Venezuelan TPS protections quietly expired months ago — here's what the October 2 date still covers, and why a June Supreme Court ruling makes even that narrow exception fragile.

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