The Department of War is taking a militant stance to protect Americans against cartels. Starting with Latin America.

Last year, Trump issued the "Trump Corollary" to the Monroe Doctrine, which included, in part, working with Latin American governments to fight back against powerful transnational drug cartels.

In June, Venezuela was rocked by a pair of similar quakes that killed and injured tens of thousands of people.

The political demonstration, inspired by a centuries-old territorial dispute, marred an otherwise epic World Cup semifinal match.

Audato and Ieda Denardi received 50-day prison sentences, with a court claiming they are guilty of “intellectual neglect."

De la Espriella, a lawyer and businessman with zero political experience, beat them at their own game. He won because he was an outsider.

The media proclaims "A pro-Trump wave has swept Latin America," as President Donald Trump's choice wins the presidency of Colombia.

The second-place finisher, progressive Sen. Iván Cepeda, and his ally, President Gustavo Petro, questioned the results of the election.

Machado gave Trump the medal as a sign of appreciation for his role in removing Maduro in a Friday night raid on Jan. 3.

Colombian officials agreed on April 13 to a plan that would cull about 80 of the "cocaine hippos," which have become an invasive species.