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The two countries said they aim to enhance their cooperation to "dismantle" the cartels and their associated crime.

"What will stop them is when you blow them up and you get rid of them," Secretary of State Marco Rubio said of drug traffickers.

The state's $125 million Affordable Housing Trust Fund was reduced to $5 million during June budget negotiations.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) decried President Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to move Space Command's headquarters out of Colorado.

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced that the state will be ending all vaccine mandates, calling them tantamount to "slavery."

Nuclear Regulatory Commission staff cuts and high-profile departures have sparked concerns that the president is overreaching his authority with the agency.

A portrait of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee is now hanging on the walls of the U.S. Military Academy library after the Army directed its restoration.

Three West Coast and nine Atlantic states are setting up regional health advisory boards following turmoil at the CDC.

The staffers called on Trump and Congress to appoint a new HHS secretary if Kennedy refuses to resign.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth previewed the possibility of additional strikes targeting drug cartels in bodies of water off the U.S. coastline. U.S.