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Mexico: Over 40 Tons of Meth Seized From Drug Lab in Sonora State

The Mexican navy suggested the meth was bound for export to Europe, Asia and the United States

2 Boats Collide on Congo River; Death Toll Unclear

Overloaded vessels commonly lead to boating accidents in Congo, which has poorly developed road infrastructure

Iran 'Not Entirely Transparent' About Nuclear Program, UN Watchdog Says

Race to Succeed George Santos in Congress Reaches Stormy Climax in New York's Suburbs

The race has offered a preview of the political strategies both parties may use in the fall, with the campaigns testing messages on immigration, abortion and public safety that they hope will appeal to suburban voters

US Inflation Slows as Price Pressures Ease Gradually

Compared with a year ago, prices are up 3.1%. That is less than the 3.4% figure in December and far below the 9.1% inflation peak in 2022

Armenia and Azerbaijan Trade Accusations Over Border Skirmish That Leaves 4 Soldiers Dead

Armenia's Foreign Ministry denounced what it described as a 'provocation' by Azerbaijani troops who fired on Armenian forces across the border in the eastern Syunik region early Tuesday

Central African Republic: 10K Children Still Fighting Alongside Armed Groups

Officials say children are still being recruited as fighters, spies, messengers, cooks and even used as sex slaves.

Biden Forms Task Force to Address Mishandling of Classified Documents During Presidential Transitions

Presidential Records Transition Task Force will study past transitions to determine best practices for safeguarding classified information and will also assess need for changes to existing policies

Trinidad and Tobago PM: Offshore Oil Spill Causing 'National Emergency'

Oil from unidentified vessel is coating beaches on Tobago’s southwest coast

Oscar Nominees From Films 'Oppenheimer,' 'Barbie' Gather for Luncheon

Biden Campaign Joins TikTok, Despite Security Concerns 

Administration continues to look into whether popular social media app might be sharing user data with China’s communist government; it's making sure to isolate app from other work streams and communications

Trump Asks Supreme Court to Delay Election Interference Trial, Claims Immunity

The emergency appeal keeps on hold what would be a landmark criminal trial of a former president while the nation's highest court decides what to do

Indonesia Police Seek 2 Chinese Suspects in Nickel Plant Explosion 

They will face charges of negligence leading to death or serious injury in incident that left 21 dead

RFK Jr. Super Bowl Campaign Ad Stirs Democratic, Family Drama

Thirty-second spot financed by a political action committee that is backing Kennedy, who is running as an Independent candidate for president

US Seizes Boeing 747 Iran Illegally Sold to Venezuelan Firm

Justice Department said Monday the American-built plane had arrived in Florida and would be disposed of

Consumers Have Fewer Choices as Brands Prune Their Offerings

Many businesses have decided less is better, justifying their limited selection by asserting shoppers don’t want so much choice

Yellen to Visit Pittsburgh, Detroit to Tout Biden's Economic Wins

Treasury secretary will travel to battleground states this week as part of election-year push aimed at showcasing what she calls 'the strongest economic comeback of our lifetimes'

Trump Appears at Federal Court in Florida for Closed Hearing in His Classified Documents Case

Former president faces dozens of felony counts accusing him of hoarding highly classified records at his Mar-a-Lago estate and obstructing FBI efforts to get them back

Rio's Carnival Parade Makes Plea to Stop Illegal Mining in Indigenous Lands

Biden Says He Is Pushing for Six-Week Gaza Pause

Pause is seen as steppingstone toward longer cease-fire, while providing chance for hostage releases, aid deliveries