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For Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, appearing to stand up to the United States has proved to have political benefits at home.

In Mexico, migrants mourn those killed in detention center fire, angry over treatment as they wait in immigration and asylum limbo at the U.S. border.

PHILADELPHIA – Wrongful death litigation brought by the parents of an infant who died from suffocation, allegedly after being placed in the Boppy Original Newborn Lounger device, will either be remanded to state court or remain in federal court, depending on the forthcoming decision of a presiding federal judge.

Why did either president have potentially classified records? Erin B. Logan explains.

Hope is spreading among the tens of thousands of Venezuelans trapped in Mexico that the United States will soon start letting them in again.

PHILADELPHIA – The Baltimore-based parents of an infant who died from suffocation, allegedly after being placed in the Boppy Original Newborn Lounger device, and Walmart have mutually agreed to remove a demand for punitive damages from the associated wrongful death lawsuit.

Some 90% of Venezuelans live in poverty and inflation recently topped 200%. But many have taken note of improvements: wider availability of food, more reliable electricity, water and telephone service, sufficient supplies of gasoline, fewer people fleeing.

PHILADELPHIA – Walmart is seeking to dismiss litigation filed by the Baltimore-based parents of an infant who died from suffocation, allegedly after being placed in the Boppy Original Newborn Lounger device.

President Gustavo Petro, Colombia's first leftist president, has denounced the war on drugs and vowed a new strategy.

A coalition of Russian troops, Chechen fighters and pro-Moscow separatists is close to overrunning all of Luhansk province in Ukraine's Donbas region.