- — 'Once-in-a-lifetime caper': How did the U.S. catch 'El Mayo,' the Sinaloa cartel's top boss?
- Despite more than four decades on the run as one of the world's most wanted fugitives, Mexican drug kingpin Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada had never spent a single night in jail -- until now.
- — Paris shines through summer storm in spectacular Olympic opening ceremony
- Pouring rain can't derail a bold a Paris Olympic opening ceremony that featured athletes on the Seine and performances from Lady Gaga and Celine Dion.
- — Ali: Kamala Harris has a campaign soundtrack: Beyoncé's 'Freedom'
- Beyoncé gives Vice President Kamala Harris her blessing to use her song 'Freedom,' an explosive expression of empowerment, at campaign events.
- — From Let's Go Brandon to Let's Go Brenda. Trump merch sellers say they'll be just fine after Biden exit
- The Trump campaign embraced the anti-Biden slogan Let's Go Brandon. Is it still effective after Biden dropped out?
- — Netanyahu's high-profile U.S. visit derailed by shifting politics here and at home
- In the U.S., Benjamin Netanyahu courted Donald Trump but heard a new harsher tone on the Gaza war from Kamala Harris, the likely Democratic presidential nominee.
- — Kamala Harris spent her political career supporting immigrants. As vice president, it got more complicated
- Kamala Harris didn't want to take on the immigration portfolio as vice president in the Biden White House, an unwinnable assignment.
- — Inside Kamala Harris' bumpy ride from near political death to a rebound that has Dems hopeful
- Kamala Harris struggled to find her political footing in her early years as vice president. Her allies say that has changed since Roe vs. Wade was overturned.
- — Venezuela's Maduro trails badly in polls. Would he accept defeat in Sunday's election?
- Venezuela's authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, trails in polling. Would the longtime U.S. adversary accept defeat in Sunday's election?
- — Venezuela's Maduro trails in polls. Would he accept defeat in Sunday's election?
- Venezuela's authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, trails in polling. Would the longtime U.S. adversary accept defeat in Sunday's election?
- — Q&A: Learn how Olympians keep their cool from Team USA's chief sports psychologist
- Jessica Bartley makes sure Team USA's 529 Olympic and Paralympic athletes are in top mental form when they compete in Paris. Here's how they do it.
- — Barack and Michelle Obama endorse Harris: 'She gives us all reason to hope'
- Though Obama was initially noncommittal after Biden said he would not seek reelection, the Obamas' nod is unsurprising given their long relationship with Harris.
- — Israel is spying on Hezbollah commanders — and killing them one by one
- Israel has assassinated two dozen Hezbollah commanders in Lebanon since last fall amid an intelligence war employing cellphones, drones and fake rocks.
- — How did Doug Emhoff hear Biden was out? After taking a SoulCycle class in WeHo
- Emhoff said Biden's announcement caught him by surprise. He had just finished a SoulCycle class in West Hollywood and didn't have his phone.
- — Mexican cartel leader known as "El Mayo" pleads not guilty in federal court
- Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada and Joaquín Guzmán López, two of Mexico's most-wanted men, were arrested at an El Paso airport, two sources familiar with the situation told the Los Angeles Times.
- — Unique Olympics opening ceremony keeps Paris on high alert over security
- The Paris Olympics opening ceremony will feature roughly 90 boats floating down the Seine and thousands of spectators, creating many security challenges.
- — Harris, Trump take fresh aim at each other as presidential race enters post-Biden phase
- Former President Trump called Vice President Kamala Harris a 'San Francisco radical' while Harris said the fight to defeat Trump was "a fight for our most fundamental freedoms."
- — Astronaut? Governor? Cabinet member? Assessing Harris' VP options
- Experts tend to agree that Harris will select a straight, white man as her running mate. Here's a look at the potential upsides and liabilities of the main contenders.
- — Prince Harry opens up about tabloid fight, says it contributed to royal family rift
- Prince Harry explains in the documentary 'Tabloids on Trial' that litigation in the U.K. phone-hacking scandal contributed to his rift with the royal family.
- — California and Hawaii lead charge against deep-sea mining of critical metals
- As the International Seabed Authority considers the future of deep-sea mining for battery metals, California and other states are seeking bans against mining.
- — Risking life and limb for glory: Olympic surf competition to be held on world's 'heaviest wave'
- Two of the five athletes on the U.S. Olympic surf team hail from San Clemente; a third lives in Oceanside. They will compete in massive, barreling swells in Tahiti, a bold choice that has some safety-conscious experts shaking their heads.
- — Biden's address to the nation: 'I revere this office, but I love my country more'
- President Biden, speaking from the Oval Office, said that 'the best way forward is to pass the torch to a new generation. It's the best way to unite our nation.'
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