One of the Barrett snipers was seized by Dominican authorities after it departed the Miami River on Feb. 13, 2025 ...
Yet few analysts expect a U.S. military intervention in Haiti similar to the pre-dawn raid carried out in Venezuela. The reason, they say, lies in Haiti’s lack of strategic value to an administration ...
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A deadline looms for Haitians on TPS, with possible devastating impacts in Miami | Opinion
The Trump administration’s explanation for trying to force Haitians to return to their country defies common sense. | ...
As a Nicaraguan American with deep experience across Congress and the executive branch, he understands how democratic values advance U.S. interests, and how authoritarian regimes seek to undermine ...
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Current efforts are not enough. The permanent solution for Haiti is a bigger army | Opinion
But even if the 5,500 soldiers and police officers of the new force succeed in containing the gangs and restoring order, ...
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Haiti’s Lost Generation
As heavily armed gangs take over more and more territory in Haiti, including almost all of the capital of Port-au-Prince, one group of victims has been all but ignored: The thousands of women and ...
Jones Pierre had typically celebrated Haitian Independence Day with his wife at their home eating soup joumou, a meal enslaved people in Haiti were forbidden from eating, to honor the day Jean-Jacques ...
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Florida’s deportation campaign arrests more than 20,000. Some had clean records
Caught in the dragnet are the immigrants who have built lives in the country — they have U.S.-citizen children, they own local businesses, they pay taxes.
The stadium is the site of the NHL’s 2026 Winter Classic, an outdoor hockey game featuring the two-time defending Stanley Cup ...
Earlier this year, as members of the United Nations Security Council gathered for one of their regular briefings on Haiti, the discussion followed a familiar pattern: the rapid expansion of armed ...
United Nations warns of a deteriorating humanitarian crisis in Haiti’s Artibonite region, where World Central Kitchen has already served 4.5 million hot meals this year to gang-fleeing refugees.
The former NFL wide receiver probably won’t be posting too many throwback memories on New Year’s Eve. In June, a Miami-Dade ...
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