Kate Linthicum

Trapped on violent deportation flight

Bewildered men recount journey to an African nation plagued by conflict.

Forced back to a regime they had escaped

Nicaraguan dissidents, once welcomed by the U.S., face deportation to their homeland.

Avocados were a lifeline — and then a bitter fruit

Growers in a Mexican village are forced to form militias to protect their land from cartel violence

U.S. is unlikely to act as Ortega bars vote

In Nicaragua, some hope for a Maduro-style ouster. But chances appear slim.

Mexican fishermen also target of U.S. boat strikes

From detention to disaster

Dozens of U.S. deportees are trapped in rubble of hotel that collapsed in Venezuela’s quakes

An embrace of MAGA across Latin America

To Trump’s benefit, more in the region identify with the right than at any time in last two decades

U.S.' latest Mexican targets

Washington is investigating two governors suspected of having connections to organized crime

Working with 'El Chapo' — then betraying him

The Flores twins of Chicago were born into drug trafficking and thrived before turning informants

Mexico gunman was obsessed with shootings in U.S.

One person died and 13 were wounded in Monday’s attack at Teotihuacán pyramid.

Optimism fades away amid Cuba’s collapse

Historic 2016 opening is swallowed by despair