Crime Shutting Down Mexico’s Economy Should Serve as a Warning to U.S.
Mexico's supply chains have taken a beating as truckers grapple with the threat of violence from criminals on the highways. ...
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Taiwan Ally Guatemala Mulls Commercial Ties With China
Guatemala is contemplating reaching out to develop formal trade ties with China, the Central American country’s foreign minister told Reuters on February 5,...
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DEA Investigated Mexican President AMLO’s Campaign for Drug Ties
Relations between the United States and Mexico, already tense due to the overrun American southern border and the resultant migrant crisis affecting communities...
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Judge: Trudeau’s Use of Emergencies Act Against Truckers Convoy Not Justified
A federal judge in Canada has concluded that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s use of the nation’s Emergencies Act in 2022 to address the...
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Nicaragua Releases Bishop Álvarez and 18 Priests, Hands Them to Vatican
On Sunday, the communist dictatorship of José Daniel Ortega in Nicaragua expelled imprisoned Catholic bishop Rolando Álvarez and 18 other priests to the...
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Nicaragua’s Persecution of Catholics Continues
On January 4, members of the U.S. government’s global religious freedom watchdog joined their voices to a rising number of pleas for the...
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Mounties Under Fire for Roughing Up Reporter
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has some questions to answer after a video showed members of Deputy Prime Minister Chrysta Freeland’s security...
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Mexican President Renews Feud with Texas Governor Over New Migration Law
There are echoes of the past as Mexico and Texas trade barbs, their leaders on opposite sides of the migration issue. Mexican President...
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Republicans Supported the Security State’s Spy Provision
If it weren’t for Republicans, the defense bill couldn’t have passed with Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act as part of...
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Another Canadian Province to Challenge Ottawa’s Rush to Net Zero Emissions
The Canadian provinces’ actions provide a useful object lesson to the states south of their border — unreasonable and unconstitutional edicts from...
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Ontario Court Rules in Favor of Teacher Silenced for Protesting LGBT Books
In a recent legal development, an Ontario court has sided with retired teacher Carolyn Burjoski, who faced suppression for expressing concerns about transgender-themed...
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Alberta Premier Prepared for War With Trudeau Over Unrealistic Emissions Targets
In the Canadian province of Alberta, Premier Danielle Smith is prepared to invoke the “Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act” as a...
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U.S. and Cuba Meet to Control Migration to America
U.S. and Cuban officials met in Havana on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing implementation of the U.S.-Cuba Migration Accords as near record levels of...
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Russia Might Call for Extradition of Ukrainian Nazi Honored in Canada, Trudeau Blames Parliament Speaker
Moscow might call for the extradition of Yaroslav Hunka, a 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian veteran of the Waffen SS, according to Russia’s envoy to Ottawa,...
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Wisconsin Lawmakers Tackle Cashless Push, Free Speech, and Gain-of-Function
The New American’s Christian Gomez sits down with Wisconsin state representatives Dave Murphy (R-Greenville) and Ty Bodden (R-Hilbert) to discuss what is happening in...
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