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September 19, 2017

Mexico stirs up world's largest batch of guacamole at 6,600 pounds

Mexico is a country obsessed with breaking world records – albeit obscure ones – and on Sunday around 1,000 volunteers in Jalisco stirred up the largest batch of guacamole ever.

September 19, 2017

Trump declares Hurricane Irma emergencies as Florida worries megastorm could be worse than Harvey

Hurricane Irma moved toward the Leeward Islands on Tuesday and may hit Florida during the weekend.

September 19, 2017

Pro surfer, 16, killed by Irma-generated wave off Barbados

A promising professional surfer from Barbados was knocked off his board and drowned Tuesday while riding waves generated by Hurricane Irma.

September 19, 2017

Haiti orphanage braces as Irma lashes Caribbean

Everything was business as usual for the kids at the Brit’s Home orphanage in Haiti as they ran around playing soccer together Thursday afternoon -- but the orphanage staff prepared for the worst as Hurricane Irma rocks the Caribbean.

September 19, 2017

Venezuela is what income equality looks like

Venezuela is a nation in the midst of self-destruction. It has become a Malthusian state of hunger, violence and despair, and is the most self-apparent example of the folly of the socialist economic system.

September 18, 2017

US tells Americans stranded on St. Martin to 'shelter in place' as Jose approaches

The U.S. State Department warned thousands of Americans stranded on the Caribbean island of St. Martin to "shelter in place at a secure location" until Hurricane Jose has passed.

September 18, 2017

Ex-NBA star Tim Duncan, country singer Kenny Chesney vow to help devastated Caribbean islands

Retired San Antonio Spurs star Tim Duncan is asking for help for the U.S. Virgin Islands which was decimated by Hurricane Irma just days ago.

September 18, 2017

Amazon massacre? Members of uncontacted tribe killed by miners, reports say

Members of an uncontacted tribe, said to include women and children, have allegedly been massacred by gold miners in a remote part of the Brazilian Amazon.

September 18, 2017

Looters' paradise? Lawlessness reportedly rampant in Caribbean islands devastated by Hurricane Irma

Business owners on one of the Caribbean islands ravaged by Hurricane Irma say the government needs to send in the Marines -- literally -- and increase patrols to combat the thieves and looters running rampant at Sint Maarten's shopping destination.

September 18, 2017

Canadian judge who wore Trump hat suspended without pay

A Canadian judge who wore a hat in court with Donald Trump's campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" has been suspended without pay.