Americas
U.S. Military Actions Against Suspected Drug Traffickers in the Pacific
The United States military took action on Wednesday against a vessel suspected of drug trafficking in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in two fatalities. This event is part of President Trump’s ongoing campaign against drug trafficking
The Tragic Lives of UFO Enthusiasts: Loss and Investigation
Elizabeth Weiss is an anthropologist whose husband, Nick Pope, was a notable U.F.O. researcher. He passed away in April. She recalls a wise saying of his, ‘If you start looking for patterns, you will find
Colombia’s Presidential Election Heads to Runoff: De la Espriella vs. Cepeda
Presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella of the Defenders of the Motherland movement rises to prominence in Colombia’s presidential race. After the first round of voting in Barranquilla on May 31, 2026, de la Espriella
Prominent Miskito Leader Brooklyn Rivera Dies in State Custody
Brooklyn Rivera, aged 73, was a notable Indigenous leader in Nicaragua. He was arrested in 2023 during a crackdown on political dissent and Indigenous rights. Rivera passed away over the weekend while detained by the
Colombia’s Presidential Election Heads to Runoff Amid Controversy
Colombia’s outgoing president, Gustavo Petro, cast doubt on the elections as votes showed Iván Cepeda, his favored candidate, advancing to a runoff against the right-wing opponent Abelardo de la Espriella. The initial round ended with
U.S. Military’s Recent Strike on Alleged Drug Smuggling Vessel
On Wednesday, May 27, 2026, President Donald Trump addressed a Cabinet meeting at the White House with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth present. That same week, the U.S. military launched a strike on a boat
Colombian Presidential Candidate Advocates Tough Stance on Security
A hardline candidate focused on law and order is gaining support as Colombians prepare to vote in the upcoming presidential election. Colombia, known as the world’s largest cocaine producer and a key U.S. security partner,
Over 200 Deaths in U.S. Boat Strike Campaign
More than 200 individuals have died in a U.S. military bombing campaign aimed at drug smugglers in South American waters. Recent attacks have intensified the death toll over the past week. The military announced on
Ghanaian Mother and Son Ordered to Leave U.S. After Detention
A pregnant woman from Ghana and her young son, who spent over a week in a windowless detention room at a Washington airport, are returning to Africa after being ordered deported. Her lawyers confirmed this
U.S. Military Conducts Third Strike on Drug-Smuggling Boat in Pacific
The U.S. military executed another strike on a vessel accused of drug smuggling in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three men. This marked the third attack within a week, pushing the total fatalities above 200.