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US Southern Command Ends Earthquake Mission in Venezuela as Death Toll Tops 5,000 and Humanitarian Needs Persist

The U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) has officially concluded its military support mission in Venezuela following last month's devastating twin earthquakes, ending one of the largest U.S. humanitarian deployments in the region in recent years. While American troops are leaving, aid organizations warn that the humanitarian emergency is far from over

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Cargo of Hope: First Air Shipment of $100M U.S. Aid Package Departs Miami for Cuba

A charter flight from Miami launched Washington's $100M Cuba humanitarian aid drive, using church channels to bypass Havana authorities.

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ODNI — America's Intelligence Coordinator — Is Now Half the Size It Was 18 Months Ago

ODNI lost roughly 200 more jobs since June, leaving the post-9/11 spy-agency coordinator near half its size as Congress presses for answers.

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Army Veteran Denied Bail After Firebombing Manhattan Federal Building That Houses ICE

Army veteran held without bail after allegedly firebombing NYC's 26 Federal Plaza; three hurt, arson charge carries up to 40 years.

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Leaked Document Reveals How ICE Tracks Phones, Cars and Social Media at Scale

A leaked 2024 ICE inventory lists 115 surveillance and data tools, from phone tracking to facial recognition — and shows what's since been added.

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Legendary referee Pierluigi Collina Says Modern Technology Could Have Changed Some of Football's Most Controversial Moments - INTERVIEW

Pierluigi Collina Says Modern Technology Could Have Changed Some of Football's Most Controversial MomentsReferees can review positioning, decision-making and sightlines after matches, while fans gain a better understanding of just how difficult officiating at the highest level really is. It is a remarkable transformation for a profession that has often…

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President Trump Seriously Considering Launching 'Major Attacks' On Iran As Conflict Nears The Five Month Mark

In an interview with Axios, President Donald Trump said Iran "wants to negotiate" but is not ready to make a deal, adding that "they haven't received enough pain yet."

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Trump Hits 18 Latin American and Caribbean Countries With Higher Tariffs Over Forced-Labor Rules

Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva accused Washington of using forced labor as justification for a protectionist trade policy

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Trump Administration Drops Demand for List of Jewish Employees at University of Pennsylvania

The EEOC had sought names and information of employees affiliated with Jewish organizations to identify potential witnesses or victims of antisemitism following Hamas' attack on Israel in 2023

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A Month After Venezuela's Twin Earthquakes, More Than 21,000 People Are Still Living as Refugees While Families Search the Rubble

One month after twin earthquakes devastated northern Venezuela, more than 21,000 people remain displaced and living in temporary shelters, thousands of families are still waiting to recover the bodies of missing relatives from beneath collapsed buildings, and humanitarian organizations warn the disaster is evolving into a long-term recovery crisis that…

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More than 14 Million Latino Students Get Ready to Return to Class: a New School Year Shadowed by Immigration Fears

As classrooms fill across the country, Latino children, now roughly one in four American students, return under the weight of enforcement raids, empty desks and rising anxiety. Latino children make up the largest and fastest-growing share of the nation's classrooms, and this school year they are returning to campuses marked…

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U.S., Mexico Announce Largest-Ever Financial Crackdown on Jalisco Cartel, Sanctioning 55 People and Businesses

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said sanctions are intended to deny CJNG "the resources it uses to traffic fentanyl, terrorize communities, and threaten American lives"

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Unidos por Venezuela Expands All-Star Lineup as Miami Benefit Concert Becomes Global Relief Effort: Chayanne and Gilberto Santa Rosa Among Newly Announced Artists

The star-studded benefit concert Unidos por Venezuela has added more artists to what is becoming one of the largest humanitarian music events organized for Venezuela in decades. The August 16 concert at Miami's Kaseya Center will bring together more than 30 Latin music stars to raise funds for communities devastated…

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Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway Signs to Be Moved After Vietnam Veterans Object to Shared Memorial

Signs honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk on a Tennessee highway will be relocated after Vietnam veterans objected to placing the memorial along a roadway that has long been dedicated to local service members killed in the Vietnam War.

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New ACLU Report Details Civil Rights Violations, Alleged Abuse During Immigration Enforcement Actions

The report included an in-depth analysis of immigration enforcement operations in Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Louisiana, Maryland and New Mexico. Among its most significant findings was the widespread use of force against individuals.

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TikTok Star Gabbie Gonzalez's Murder-For-Hire Case Hits Another Delay as Arraignment Moves to September

Gabbie Gonzalez's arraignment over an alleged plot to kill Jack Avery was delayed again, with the case now set for September.

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Support for Iran War Among MAGA Voters Drops 13 Points in Two Months, New Poll Finds

The POLITICO poll also found that a majority of MAGA voters blamed the war in Iran for rising gas prices since Trump returned to office

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Mexican Mayor Assassinated Inside Town Hall as Toll of Slain Local Leaders Nears 100

Lavín, a member of President Claudia Sheinbaum's Morena coalition through the Green Party (PVEM), had survived a previous assassination attempt in January

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Nearly 1 in 3 Americans Say They Have Shoplifted This Year as Inflation Strains Budgets, Survey Finds

Respondents reported stealing primarily everyday necessities rather than discretionary items, with food and nonalcoholic beverages among the most commonly stolen goods

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Belinda Says She Received Death Threats After Danna Collaboration Comments Spark Online Backlash

Mexican pop star Belinda says she received death threats after comments about her upcoming collaboration with Danna Paola were interpreted by some fans as a slight toward fellow singer Kenia OS, prompting the artist to publicly call for an end to online harassment.

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More Than 1.5 Million Children Have Lost SNAP Benefits Since Last Year, New Analysis: This Are the Most Affected States

More than 1.5 million children across the United States have lost access to food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) since July 2025, according to a new analysis by the nonpartisan Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP).

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Immigration Advocates Sue DHS Over New Fees for Vulnerable Immigrant Children

A coalition of immigration advocacy organizations has filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Department of Homeland Security's decision to eliminate fee waivers for immigrant children seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) status, arguing the policy unlawfully creates a financial barrier for abused, abandoned and neglected minors seeking legal protection in the…

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Secret Service Warns Threats Have Surged Ahead of Rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner

The U.S. Secret Service is warning that threats against government officials and protected events have reached unprecedented levels as Washington prepares for the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner, prompting one of the most extensive security operations in the agency's recent history.

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Polymarket Traders See Rising Odds of Cilia Flores' Release as Speculation Grows Over Possible U.S.-Venezuela Deal

Prediction market bettors are increasingly wagering that Cilia Flores, the wife of former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, could be released from U.S. custody before the end of the year, fueling speculation that Washington and Caracas may eventually reach some form of negotiated agreement.

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Mexican Journalist Killed in Oaxaca as Violence Against the Press Deepens

A Mexican journalist known for his outspoken criticism of local authorities was shot and killed Wednesday in the southern state of Oaxaca, becoming the latest victim in a wave of deadly attacks that has intensified concerns about press freedom in one of the world's most dangerous countries for reporters.

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