Samuel Garza
Journalist & Contributor
Foreign Affairs Correspondent analyzing US diplomatic relations, treaties, and international conflicts.
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12 Hurt in 'Gunfight' at Ohio Festival, Police Say
A chaotic scene unfolded at the Old West End Festival in Toledo, Ohio, leaving 12 people injured and two critically hurt.
Desi Lydic Takes Aim at Trump's Gold Coin: A Price Tag that's 'Out of Touch'
Late-night host Desi Lydic sparks controversy with her sharp tongue, questioning the price of Trump's gold coin.
Graham Platner's Path to Victory: A Crucial Test for Democrats in Maine
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is poised to win a primary election in Maine, but scandals loom large in the background.
Man Fleeing Police Attacked by Alligator, Continues Getaway Before Arrest
A man wanted for driving recklessly was attacked by an alligator but continued running from police before finally being arrested, Louisiana authorities said Monday.
Oil Prices Soar as Iran's Missile Strikes Send Shockwaves Through Global Markets
A sudden escalation in the Middle East conflict has sent oil prices skyrocketing and sent global markets into a tailspin.
As Strait of Hormuz Stays Shut, Companies Seek New Routes for Trade
The prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent shockwaves through the global shipping industry, prompting companies to explore alternative routes for trade.
Trump's Boastful Claims on Iran's Nuclear Promise Raise Eyebrows
President Trump's boasts of securing a commitment from Iranian leaders not to develop a nuclear weapon have puzzled nuclear experts.
Senators Warn of Intelligence Gaps if Surveillance Program Expires
Two senior Republicans urge the Trump administration to prepare for the possible expiration of a contentious intelligence-gathering authority.
Crowded Airport Lounges Are Rolling Out Grab-and-Go Options
In an effort to alleviate congestion, premium airport lounges are introducing grab-and-go options, giving travelers a quick bite and drink without the need to line up.
China Bans Four New Zealand MPs Over Taiwan Visit, a Move Seen as a Warning Shot
China's move to ban four New Zealand lawmakers for a year is a stark reminder of the risks of crossing the red line in the sensitive Taiwan-China relationship.