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November 5

When did MAGA become Make Argentina Great Again?

President Donald Trump's "Farmers First" policy falls short as $40 billion Argentina bailout hurts American farmers amid trade war fallout and rising farm bankruptcies.

November 1

Former Miss Venezuela blames 'socialism and open borders' for her country's devastating collapse

Former Miss Venezuela Carmen Maria Montiel, now a Republican congressional candidate, blames socialism for her country's decline from oil-rich prosperity to poverty.

October 30

Over 100 killed in Brazil’s deadliest police raid as Rio authorities battle drug gangs in favelas

Brazil’s deadliest police raid left 132 dead in Rio de Janeiro as officers clashed with gangs using drones and explosives in the city’s favelas.

October 30

Rio de Janeiro police storm favelas in deadliest police operation in history, killing over 100

Rio de Janeiro police battle drug gangs in the city's notorious favelas, in deadliest operation in Brazilian history. (ViralPress)

October 30

Rio de Janeiro police storm favelas in operation that kills 132

Rio de Janeiro police battle drug gangs in the city's notorious favelas, in deadliest operation in Brazilian history. (ViralPress)

October 25

Rep. Crenshaw leading task force against cartels

Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, describes the strategy his cartel task force is employing and how his approach differs from past attempts to curb the drug trade on ‘My View.’ 

October 24

US sanctions Colombian president and family over drug trafficking allegations

Treasury Department accuses Colombian President Petro of enabling cocaine production surge while he calls sanctions a "complete paradox" in response.

October 24

Trump's beef import plan ignores key issue squeezing American cattle ranchers

President Trump says importing more Argentine beef will lower prices, but ranchers argue the real problem isn’t supply, it’s the corporate giants controlling America’s meat industry.

October 22

US carries out 8th strike on alleged drug vessel, this time in Eastern Pacific, Hegseth says

The U.S. military carried out another strike on a suspected drug vessel, this time in the Eastern Pacific, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday.

October 21

US moving naval assets to Caribbean as Maduro showdown escalates

Former Acting D.E.A. Administrator Derek Maltz sheds light on the links between Hezbollah and the Venezuelan government and discusses the Trump administration’s move to halt drug trafficking on ‘America Reports.’