Mexico's Cartel Crackdown Hits Top Ranks, Risks Violence
The arrest of potential CJNG leader 'El Jardinero' highlights Mexico's intensified cartel crackdown ahead of the World Cup, but fears of infighting persist.
The arrest of potential CJNG leader 'El Jardinero' highlights Mexico's intensified cartel crackdown ahead of the World Cup, but fears of infighting persist.
Explore how the World Cup has been used for nation-building, from Uruguay's 1930 victory to Mussolini's 1934 propaganda, shaping national identity and global image.
The Supreme Court's decision in Callais undermines Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, enabling racial discrimination in voting and jeopardizing fair representation for communities of color.
The Bank of England held interest rates at 3.75% but warned inflation will rise due to the Middle East conflict, with potential rate hikes later this year.
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RecommendedThe US Supreme Court gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, weakening minority voting power. Oil prices surged above $126 a barrel, reaching 2022 highs.
PM Keir Starmer calls for swift action after a suspected terrorist stabbing in Golders Green targets Jewish community, announces £25m for security.
The suspect in the Golders Green double stabbing was referred to the Prevent counter-extremism scheme in 2020, but the case was closed within six weeks.
The Trump administration's partial rescheduling of cannabis from Schedule I to III raises questions, offering some relief for medical cannabis but leaving many issues unresolved.
A ballroom bunker symbolizes Trump 2.0: corruption, destruction of checks, and alignment with Silicon Valley's apocalypse preppers, reflecting a leader afraid of his own people.
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RecommendedA new NYU exhibit curated by students showcases Woody Guthrie's anti-fascist anthems, highlighting their relevance today amid university protest suppression.
A bomb intended for Russian commander Azatbek Omurbekov, known as the 'Butcher of Bucha,' killed a subordinate in a remote military town. Omurbekov was unharmed.
Financial Times journalists dispute management's plan for four office days a week, citing discrimination and financial impact. Union invokes dispute procedure.
A federal appeals court has denied a rare en banc hearing for Donald Trump's appeal of the $83 million defamation verdict to E Jean Carroll, upholding the jury's decision.
Winston Marshall, former Mumford & Sons member, suggests a mined floating wall to stop Channel crossings, calling migrants 'economic migrants'.
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RecommendedYoung Puerto Ricans are driving a growing independence movement, fueled by US failures after Hurricane Maria, gentrification, and power grid issues. JUPI activists protest luxury developments and advocate for sovereignty.
Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien, 18, faces mischief and public nuisance charges after posting a video of himself licking a vending machine straw and returning it.
Labour demands Robert Jenrick give £37,500 from his leadership campaign to charity as the Electoral Commission investigates alleged impermissible foreign donations from a convicted fraudster.
Community groups in Vancouver plan protests during the FIFA Congress, criticizing the World Cup's impact on housing, transit, and public spaces, and calling for Israel's expulsion.
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei breaks silence with a defiant statement on the Strait of Hormuz, vowing to eliminate 'enemy abuses' and protect nuclear and missile programs amid US tensions.
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RecommendedA surprise attack by jihadists and separatists rattles Mali's regime, imposing curfews and cancelling a major concert in Bamako, as conspiracy theories spread.
Research estimates Britain stole 25 million years of life and labour from enslaved Africans in Barbados, with damages up to $2tn, highlighting the need for reparative justice.
Jefferson Lewis arrested over death of Kumanjayi Little Baby, 5, in Northern Territory. Body found five days after disappearance from Alice Springs camp.
The UAE's exit from Opec after 60 years may lead to a price war with Saudi Arabia, increasing oil market volatility and potentially lowering prices long-term.
US women's rugby players and teams are pushing back against a trans ban by considering moving to the 'open' category, aiming to maintain inclusivity in the sport.
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RecommendedAfter the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights Act, advocates across the US South are mobilizing for state-level strategies and coalition-building to protect minority voting rights.
Maine Governor Janet Mills suspends her US Senate campaign citing lack of funds, leaving the Democratic primary to face Republican Susan Collins in a competitive race.
Late-night hosts Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel tackle Republicans demanding taxpayer funds for Trump's gilded ballroom and King Charles's witty jabs at Trump during his US visit.
Pauline Hanson now openly celebrates Gina Rinehart's support, including luxury flights, private jets, and a new plane, as One Nation expands with the billionaire's backing.
Explore the controversial comments by Angus Taylor on Anzac Day and immigration, and the risks of courting One Nation voters. A deep dive into Australian politics.
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RecommendedActive-duty US soldiers with PTSD will undergo MDMA-assisted therapy in DoD-funded studies, aiming to heal trauma and potentially extend service.