President Trump suggested that hostilities between the United States and Iran will wrap up as soon as this year's congressional midterms are behind him, according to a report from Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
A new human rights report finds that despite President Gustavo Petro's push for negotiated peace, armed group membership in Colombia jumped 90% and violence indicators like displacement, disappearances and bombings soared.
A month after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck Chocó, Colombia is taking stock of the damage and the government's emergency response.
One month after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake devastated western Colombia, geologists say the ground still hasn't settled, with over 300 aftershocks and a separate swarm of 1,200 tremors recorded in Chocó.
Photos of two US Marine helicopters flying over Tumaco, Colombia, sparked online speculation about a covert military operation—but the images actually captured a routine troop transfer tied to a regional security visit two weeks earlier.
One month after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit Colombia, the family of a lawyer who died saving her dog says the animal is still grieving her loss in his new home in Pasto.
Colombian police broke up an extravagant party at a luxury estate near Pereira, seizing drugs and guns and arresting four people they suspect are linked to a major criminal organization.
Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that people who are legally allowed to grow marijuana for personal use can also process it into food, extending years of decriminalization rulings to homemade edibles.
Ana María Saavedra, the only member of her family to survive the collapse of a Cali apartment building in Colombia's deadly 7.4-magnitude earthquake, made her first public appearance at a memorial for the victims.
Authorities in Medellín arrested a dual Colombian-Canadian citizen accused of financing drug shipments for the Gulf Clan and trafficker Sebastián Marset, with cocaine and fentanyl bound for the US, Europe and Asia.
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