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Drug lords have been killed and cartels have splintered only to see more violent ones replace them and the illicit trade expand. So, in nearly 60 years of the war on drugs, what has actually worked?

The Mexican army’s audacious strike on the country’s most wanted has unleashed terror across the nation.

The United States and China have many points of contention that could ruffle, or at worst derail, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s upcoming summit.

Two parties moved through the mountains above Donner Summit in opposite directions. The groups never saw each other. Only one would return whole.

When the 6-3 ruling was announced, Donald Trump reacted with fury. But then he made a plan. Here’s what you need to know.

Nearly all of Cuba’s energy runs on oil and oil products. And Cuba appears to have few lifelines left.

After the US supreme court dealt Donald Trump a blow on his trade war, it didn’t take long for the president to reveal his alternative path of imposition.

Donald Trump is considering committing the US to another military campaign against Iran, a decision that carries the risk of igniting a conflict that could be far more dangerous than last year’s 12-day war.

Advocates say many women are reluctant to file cases because they want to avoid stigma and painful memories, or because they live in territory that remains occupied by Russia.

Should Donald Trump pull the United States into a needless war with Iran, the fallout could be horrific.

More details about the skiers who perished in one of the United States’ worst avalanches have been revealed, as one husband said his wife ‘spent her final days doing what she loved best’.

The arrest comes months after Andrew’s connections to Epstein led Buckingham Palace to strip him of his royal titles and evict him from his royal residence.

An Austrian man has been found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter after he left his girlfriend behind on a mountain hike and she froze to death.

The rise of chatbot marketing is happening as AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini hit mass adoption.

Scientists raced to make drugs that help people lose as much weight as possible. Now they’re pumping the brakes.