Autumn Spredemann

The ’total peace' initiative appears to have backfired, although for now cartels and splinter groups are more focused on fighting each other than the state.

Residents are spending the night in line near gas stations while the government supplies only half of the country’s fuel needs.

Latin Americans speak up about the new levies assigned to Mexico’s U.S. bound exports and the possibility of more to come.

Locals are contesting new contracts that would force the country to absorb a high level of financial risk.

Insiders say the United States is falling behind in combat readiness and rapidly evolving technology.

Experts say China has spent years laying the groundwork for its current influence near the Panama Canal.

A deflated local currency, inflation, and an investor exodus has created a trifecta of financial woes for Brazilians.

When used topically, arnica oil can help reduce inflammation while easing some types of acute and chronic pain.

The decision to lower the age of gun ownership comes amid shifting attitudes to gun ownership and the need for self-protection.

Defense professionals highlight near-term threats to U.S. national security.