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ICE Keeps Nashville Journalist Detained After Bond Ruling as DOJ Disputes Her First Amendment Claim

Government attorneys told a federal court she lacks constitutional free speech protections.

U.S. Boards Sanctioned Tanker, Kills Two in Pacific Strike as Joint Raid Seizes Narcosub

U.S. Hits Suspected Narco Vessel Off Colombia, Killing Two in Latest ‘Southern Spear’ Strike

Clan del Golfo’s No. 2, ‘Gonzalito,’ Drowns After River Boat Capsizes in Córdoba

U.S. Designates Colombia’s Clan del Golfo a Foreign Terrorist Organization

U.S. Designates Colombia’s Clan del Golfo as a Foreign Terrorist Organization

Final Defendant Extradited in Colombia-to-U.S. Cocaine Case as All Nine Enter U.S. Custody

Sen. Bernie Moreno Introduces Bill to End Dual Citizenship in the U.S.

Colombia Expels 26 Lev Tahor Members to U.S. After Child-Protection Alerts

Colombian Money Launderer Sentenced to 5 Years, $1.2 Million Forfeiture in U.S. Case

Colombia’s Military Kills 28 in Two Strikes as U.S. Tensions Deepen

U.S. Sanctions Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro Under Executive Order 14059

U.S. Sanctions Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro Over Illicit-Drug Allegations

Limp Bizkit Co-Founder and Bassist Sam Rivers Dies at 48

U.S. Revokes Colombian President Gustavo Petro’s Visa After New York Protest Remarks

Bogotá Court Lifts Uribe’s House Arrest Pending Appeal

Petro’s Justice Reversal Deepens as Uribe Begins House Arrest

Uribe Turbay Funeral Exposes Colombia’s Political Rift While Homicide Probe Deepens

Miguel Uribe Turbay Dies After Killing Reclassified as ‘Magnicide’

Miguel Uribe, Colombian Presidential Candidate, Dies After June Shooting