A Brazilian blogger known online for flaunting her lavish vacations and designer bags on social media and her fiancé's friend was charged after both tried to board a Dubai-bound flight with cocaine-filled capsules in food supplement bottles inside her bag.
The Taliban confirmed that the U.S. would provide humanitarian aid to Afghanistan despite not recognizing the new Taliban rulers of the South Asian country.
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Suspected Mexican drug cartel members involved in human smuggling were seen at the U.S.-Mexico border brandishing AK-47s and were taunting Texas Army National Guards and Border Patrol agents.
The Taliban was reported to have released the ISIS-K suicide bomber that caused the Kabul attack, killing U.S. servicemen and hundreds of civilians around the perimeter.
The recent interceptions of the United States Customs and Border Protection officers led to the seizure of cocaine and fentanyl with an estimated street value of over $1.2 million at the Pharr International Bridge Cargo Facility.
Afghanistan's ambassador the U.S. Adela Raz said that she has lost trust in the U.S. government while claiming that U.S. President Joe Biden does not care about the women and children who were left behind.
After nine-month surveillance, the anti-narcotics teams in Turkey's capital Ankara revealed the drug pipeline between the drug cartels in Colombia and Turkey, authorities said.
The ongoing firefighting efforts against the Dixie Fire have seen more than 6,500 personnel, among them were Mexicans who were hired by a contractor and trained by the U.S. Forest Service to back up the country's firefighting crews.
More than 600 journalists have worked together in a massive investigation shedding light on the world's richest, global leaders, and other public officials and their offshore banking. The journalists named the expose "Pandora Papers."
The Ecuadorian police have intercepted a total of 2.5 tons of cocaine in two separate operations and arrested five individuals running the drug shipments, authorities said.
