Mexico

On New Year’s Eve a few years ago, I was in Medellín, Colombia, the city that gave its name to one of the world’s most notorious drugs cartels. Our taxi driver offered us some cocaine to fuel the party we were heading to: $10 for a gram; $15 for the “luxury” product. Our group decided to splash out and get a gram of the really good stuff. I’d tried coke a couple of times in London. It was like snorting drain cleaner. Whoosh… I found that half a line of Medellín’s best was enough to keep you going until sunrise. But the next day it was difficult to be within

US air strikes destroyed four more boats allegedly carrying narcotics

Many of the women were lured with promises of easy cash jobs during the final months of pregnancy

Mexico is one area where the MAGA base and its brain trust seem open to the idea of more aggressive action

The Trump administration must feed the military-industrial beast somehow

It’s clear his promise to restore American strength may be even harder than his supporters imagined

The subject of Iran appears to have been just as important as Ukraine

The consumer price index rose 0.1 percent less than markets had expected

The administration is already indicating its willingness to take real action against a threat that deserved direct confrontation long ago