For centuries, pirates lay in wait behind Land's End in Cabo San Lucas, waiting to attack richly laden Spanish galleons.

Jose Maria Jesus Carbajal waited until the guards were sound asleep before walking out of the Matamoros jail on the night of Nov. 28, 1835.

In the latest installment of "Jim Duncan's Austin," we look at three lost landmarks:  First Capitol, President's House, St.

The Seminoles turned a fight against removal and re-enslavement into a guerrilla war whose legacy lives on today.

In the mid-1950s, the U.S. quietly opened a door that could have changed Puerto Rican history forever.

India has lodged a protest with China over the detention of an Indian citizen during a layover at the Shanghai airport on ...

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Hundreds of women have marched through Mexico City's streets to protest violence against women. Tuesday's demonstration was ...

Mariëtte le Roux with Latin American bureaus AFP Nov 25, 2025 Nov 25, 2025 Updated 14 hrs ago Latin America has navigated a ...

Curator of Digital and Museum Collections, The Catholic University of America, Shane MacDonald, highlighted the Plan of the Three Guarantees (Plan de Iguala), a found ...

It’s the sort of place that gets a hold of you and won’t let go. It’s enormous more than 268,000 square miles, larger than ...

Video on social media shows Mexican marines purportedly removing U.S. signs placed at Playa Bagdad in northeast Mexico.