The Trump administrations Department of Justice (DOJ) told a federal court in a filing that U.S. force against Venezuelan dictator Nicols Maduro was justified in part by humanitarian harms tied to

The Trump administrations Department of Justice (DOJ) told a federal court in a filing that U.S. force against Venezuelan dictator Nicols Maduro was justified in part by humanitarian harms tied to

Mexican authorities claim to be actively looking for a fearsome cartel boss who is behind the widespread extortion of citrus growers and farmers in Michoacan, as well as numerous murders and kidnappings.

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