Black Athletic Director Creates AI Racist Rant to Incriminate White Principal
Last Updated on April 26, 2024 A former high school athletic director at a Baltimore high school was arrested Thursday…
Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua: A Phantom or a Reality?
In early April, police officers in Oruro, eastern Bolivia, received a tip that a group of men were going to…
Is Mexico’s Family-Focused Counternarcotics Strategy Working?
With the arrest of a top cartel leader’s brother, Mexican authorities are again resorting to an often ineffective strategy of…
100 Days In, Guatemala President Locks Horns with Corruption and Crime
Bernardo Arévalo rode a wave of discontent over corruption to become Guatemala’s president. But 100 days into his government, the…
Ecuadorians Back President’s Security Agenda But Challenges Await
Ecuadorians delivered an overwhelming show of support for President Daniel Noboa’s hardline security policies in a referendum held as the…
Matt Gaetz Finally Turns On Mike Johnson But Still Refuses To Oust Him As World War 3 Rapidly Develops
Last Updated on April 20, 2024 In perhaps the most disgraceful moment in the history of Washington, D.C., the House…
After Sanctions, Will Ecuador Put a Stop to Shark-Fin Trafficking?
Authorities in Ecuador are contemplating a response to an international sanction of its shark trade, which could be the first…
Brazil’s PCC Wades into Municipal Contracts Game
A spate of arrests targeting politicians with gang links in the Brazilian state of São Paulo illustrates the ongoing evolution…
How Criminal Elites in Ecuador Twist Legal Norms to Skirt Justice
Ecuador’s judiciary is struggling to stop well-connected criminals from turning legal safeguards meant to protect civil rights into loopholes for…
In Zulia, Venezuela, Not Even Schools Escape Extortion
A threatening pamphlet sent to residents of a fishing village in the state of Zulia, Venezuela, marked a turning point…