November 7, 2017 Canadian Mounties arrest 5 naked people after car crash Police in Western Canada say they're searching for the naked truth after a bizarre collision on a rural road.
November 7, 2017 US polygamist, 4 wives detained in Mexico after deaths of three young Americans Prosecutors in northern Mexico say they have detained wanted U.S. polygamist Orson William Black and his followers and are investigating whether Black was involved in the death of three American youths whose bodies were found at a ranch in September.
November 4, 2017 California family that disappeared after pirate attack in Brazil found safe A California couple and their two daughters who had been missing for days after pirates attacked their boat in the Amazon River delta area have been found alive.
November 3, 2017 Mexican cartels extorting avocado producers raises price of guacamole, report says Next time a restaurant tells you “Guac will be extra,” this might be the reason why.
November 1, 2017 TripAdvisor scrubs warnings of rape, tainted alcohol at Mexican resorts, travelers say More than a dozen travelers from around the United States say reviews website TripAdvisor is deleting and muzzling their first-hand accounts of rape, blackouts and other injuries suffered during vacations to Mexico, according to an extensive investigation published Wednesday by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
October 27, 2017 Cuba bugged by US allegations of sonic attacks Could the mysterious “sonic attacks” allegedly waged against U.S. Embassy employees in Cuba really just be the sounds of very loud crickets and cicadas?
October 25, 2017 Brazil's hospitalized president Temer survives corruption charges vote in Congress President Michel Temer survived a key vote Wednesday night on whether he should be tried on corruption charges, mustering support in Brazil’s lower house of Congress despite abysmal approval ratings and widespread rejection among his countrymen.
October 24, 2017 MS-13 spreading across US as AG Sessions vows to take down gang Dismantling the gang, whose numbers are estimated to be around 10,000 nationwide, is no easy task as MS-13 has infiltrated communities across the country – and throughout Central America – since their formation in 1980s southern California.
October 24, 2017 Several countries issue travel advisories about US citing natural disasters, 'political violence' Several countries have issued warnings recently to their citizens about traveling to the United States.
October 21, 2017 Famed poet Pablo Neruda did not die of cancer after Chile's 1973 military coup, experts say Famed poet Pablo Neruda died in the chaos following Chile’s 1973 military coup but it wasn’t cancer or malnutrition that killed him, forensic experts say.