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Top U.S. General To Visit Countries Just Off Venezuela Amid Large Deployment Of Troops And Vessels

The commander of the U.S. Central Command (Centcom) Alvin Holsey will visit Grenada and Antigua and Barbuda, two countries close to Venezuela, as tensions with Caracas remain high

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D'Angelo, R&B Icon and Neo-Soul Pioneer, Dies at 51 After Private Battle with Cancer

Music lovers around the world mourn the death D'Angelo, born Michael Eugene Archer, has passed away at age 51 after a private struggle with pancreatic cancer. His family confirmed the news in a statement expressing their heartbreak and gratitude for the legacy he leaves behind.

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Best Bitcoin Casinos: Top 10 Crypto Casino Sites Reviewed by Experts

Crypto gambling has changed a lot in the last few years. Modern bitcoin casinos focus on fast payments, clear rules, and easy apps. In this guide we review the most trusted crypto casinos and explain what to check before you join

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Victoria's Secret Returns in Spectacular Fashion: All About the Show, Karol G's role, and How to Watch It From Anywhere in the World

The 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show is set to light up New York City tomorrow, October 15. After its revival in 2024 following a multi-year hiatus, the show returns this year with bolder ambition, a more diverse lineup, and a renewed commitment to spectacle that reflects its original intention.

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Trump Admin Reportedly Revokes Visas Of Dozens Of Mexican Officials Over Suspected Cartel Ties

The Trump administration has revoked the visas of at least 50 Mexican officials over alleged cartel ties, according to a new report

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Colombian Star Greeicy Rendón's Father in Custody Over Kidnapping and Torture Case

The Colombian court has determined that Luis Alberto Rendón, father of singer Greeicy Rendón, will remain under house arrest while his legal proceedings for alleged kidnapping and aggravated torture proceed in Colombia. The decision was made after a hearing that evaluated the charges filed by the Attorney General's Office.

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Exiled Central American Journalist Claims The Venezuelan Regime 'Is About To End': 'The U.S. Is Determined To Finish The Job'

An exiled Central American journalist claimed that the Venezuelan regime is "about to end" despite authoritarian President Nicolas Maduro's "high-flowing rhetoric."

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ICE Under Fire for Full-Body Restraints During Long Deportation Flights: 'Don't Even Think They Strap Animals Like That'

ICE is facing mounting criticism after an Associated Press investigation found the agency has used full-body restraint devices known as "the WRAP" to immobilize deportees during long international flights

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Growing Number of Airports Say They Won't Air Kristi Noem's Video Blaming Dems for Shutdown at TSA Checkpoints

A growing number of major airports across the United States are refusing to display a TSA video in which Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem blames Democrats in Congress for the ongoing government shutdown

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Israel Reduces Flow Of Aid Into Gaza As Hamas Fails To Deliver Bodies Of Slain Hostages

Israel said it is not reopening a key crossing that connects Gaza and Egypt and will reduce the amount of aid flowing into the enclave as a result of Hamas' failure to deliver the bodies of hostages killed there, according to a new report.

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Journalist Claims In The Hill Op-Ed That Cuba Is 'Collapsing' As 'Warning Signs' Continue To Mount

An American journalist claimed the Cuban regime is "collapsing" in an op-ed published on The Hill. Daniel Allott said such a scenario could have far-reaching consequences extending beyond the island

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Marjorie Taylor Greene Continues To Slam Congressional Republicans: 'A Lot Of Men Here In The House Are Weak'

Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene continues to slam congressional Republicans, recently calling her male colleagues "weak" as she continues to criticize Speaker Mike Johnson's strategy during the shutdown.

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Prominent Cuban Dissident Exiled To The U.S. Claims Conditions Are Given To 'End The Tyranny' In Havana

Prominent Cuban dissident Jose Daniel Ferrer said conditions are given for the "end of the tyranny" in Havana and called on U.S. President Donald Trump for help

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Top Venezuelan Official Claims 'Military Forces' In The Region Have Offered Their Support Amid Tensions With The U.S.

Top Venezuelan official Diosdado Cabello said he received messages from other militaries in the region offering their support as tensions between the South American country and the U.S. continue to escalate

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Top Venezuelan Official Calls International Community To 'Organize And Defend Our Country' From U.S. 'Aggression'

Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello said the regime will take all international help it can get to counter what he described as an "aggression" from the United States

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How Does SMB Funds Consulting Program Work? An In-Depth Look at How They Help Businesses Accelerate Their Growth

For many entrepreneurs, knowing how to access the right type of funding at the right time is one of the biggest obstacles to growth. This is where SMB Funds steps in.

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Mexican Cartel Operatives Say They Will Keep Trafficking Even If The U.S. Strikes Their Vessels At Sea: 'There Is Always a Way'

Mexican cartel operatives claimed that even if the Trump administration conducted strikes against vessels trafficking drugs into the U.S. their operation wouldn't be seriously harmed, according to a new report

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Cartel Operatives Not Worried About Trump Striking Them On Mexican Soil And Focusing On Turf Wars: 'He Can't Do That'

Cartel operatives in Mexico are not worried that U.S. strikes against vessels off the coast of Venezuela means they will be targeted next, according to a new report

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Mexican Officials So Far Not Worried About Potential U.S. Strikes On Its Soil: Report

Mexican officials are so far not worried about the possibility of seeing U.S. strikes against cartels on its soil, according to a new report

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Venezuelan Refugees and Activists Shot in Colombia After Fleeing Maduro Regime

Two Venezuelan exiles living in Colombia, political consultant Luis Peche Arteaga and human rights activist Yendri Velásquez, were shot and wounded Monday afternoon in northern Bogotá.

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Arab Countries Reportedly Deepened Cooperation With Israel During Gaza War Despite Public Criticism

Several Arab countries deepened their military ties with Israel during the Gaza war despite public criticism, according to a new report

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Mexico's Killer Floods: Death Toll Could Top 200 as Hundreds Still Missing and Thousands are Homeless

At least 64 people have died and more than 200 remain missing after torrential rains and flooding devastated several regions of Mexico, prompting mass evacuations, collapsed bridges, and growing anger over the government's response.

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Imprisoned Tren de Aragua Founder Asks to Take Part in Colombia's Peace Effort Aimed at Disarming Criminal Organizations

One of the founders of the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua, has formally asked President Gustavo Petro's government to allow the organization to join the country's peace negotiations intended to dismantle armed and criminal groups.

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Cazzu Arrives in Mexico with Inti and Breaks Silence on Nodal and the Hate: All About Her Latinaje Tour

The Argentine artist shared her time with fans and the press upon her arrival in Mexico. Cazzu will perform four shows in the country and spoke about her daughter Inti and her ex, Christian Nodal.

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Venezuela Closes Embassy in Norway Days After Opposition Leader's Nobel, Citing Need to 'Defend National Sovereignty'

The Venezuelan government announced on Monday that it is closing its embassy in Norway and shifting diplomatic resources toward the Global South after opposition leader Maria Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

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