Although not all Venezuelans will benefit from the recently announced Temporary Protected Status granted by the Biden administration, many who continue to arrive in the country in search of a better future are choosing North Texas to settle and restart their lives.

Some drivers have been lining up for days — occasionally even more than a week — to fill up with diesel in Cuba. Officials there apparently have been sending scarce fuel to power generation plants rather than fuel stations for vehicles.

The Bank of Canada hiked interest rates by a full percentage point, a surprise move that supercharges efforts to withdraw stimulus amid fears four-decade-high inflation is becoming entrenched.

Harris will outline the administration’s efforts to address the root causes of migration from Central America and advance cooperation on development assistance.

It’s a charter propelled by left-leaning millennials and built for a modern nation led by one. Polls show the voters are poised to reject it.

Argentina got a new economy minister late Sunday, a day after the abrupt resignation of her predecessor shook the governing coalition at a time it was already facinga crisis of unity.

The number of people facing starvation more than doubled in just the last two years, to 345 million, according to United Nations figures.

The Bloor West Village Women's Clinic in Toronto has had very few American patients, despite advertising its abortion services internationally. That may be about to change.

The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade — and revoke the constitutional right to an abortion — has triggered widespread condemnation outside the United States.

Prosecutors said Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes, 36, born and raised in southern Mexico, was recruited by an alleged Russian government official to gather information about an informant living in Florida.

Just in the past two years, the number of Cubans who left the country has jumped from 14,015 in 2020 to 140,602 by May this year, according to data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Matthew Heath, who the State Department says has been jailed under “specious” charges, is currently stable after being treated for wounds on his left arm.

The U.S. Coast Guard sent 45 people back to Cuba on Sunday after stopping them off the Florida Keys last week.

Judge Miguel Ángel Gálvez's reputation for independence amid criticism and threats in Guatemala has drawn praise from the US, which sees anticorruption efforts in Central America as crucial to reducing migration. But nothing, he said, prepared him for the attacks he has faced in recent weeks.

The fates of Russia’s military contracts with Peru, Bolivia and Brazil have grown precarious, with the United States sanctioning Russia’s defense industry and Moscow shoring up its assets as the war drags on.

A seventh member has gone missing from Haiti’s delegation to a Special Olympics event recently staged in the Orlando area.

The family of a missing journalist says they have been told by Brazilian authorities that two bodies have been found tied to a tree in the Amazon rainforest.

As Haiti grapples with an unprecedented wave of kidnappings and killings by armed gangs, a top State Department diplomat for Latin America and the Caribbean said Friday the U.S. is actively engaged in discussions about Haiti’s mounting security challenges.

The Biden administration announced Friday that it will be making it easier for individuals from Haiti and Cuba to reunite with families in the U.S.