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After Killing of Top Drug Lord, Cartels Use Fake News to Spread Fear in Mexico

After Mexican forces killed the ⁠country's ⁠most wanted cartel leader on Sunday, false accounts ⁠of spectacular violence swept across social media, fueled by what researchers say was a coordinated pro...

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USA TODAY exclusive update from Mexico after cartel leader killing

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Cartel leader killing sparks retaliatory violence in Mexico

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Mexican resort town, airport under siege after army kills major Jalisco New Generation cartel leader

Mexican authorities revealed how they finally took down one of the nation’s most notorious crime bosses as violence spreads across the country and Aussies are warned to steer clear.

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Mexico races to prevent cartel war after the killing of top drug boss

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Mexican cartel boss killed after visit from girlfriend as carnage, violence grips cities

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Fayetteville woman stuck in Mexico amid violence after cartel leader killed

The Mexican army killed Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, also known as “El Mencho," on Sunday.

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Inside Iran after the crackdown

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The criminal ascent of 'El Mencho' as Mexico's most powerful drug lord

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State Of The Union 2026: How To Watch It Trump’s Speech And How The News Networks Are Covering It

President Donald Trump will deliver a State of the Union address on February 24, 2026. Here's how to watch and what the news networks have planned.

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CBS News 24/7 debuts its flagship show with immersive AR/VR format

"CBS News 24/7," the new, daily flagship show featuring live reporting from CBS News and Stations' local-to-global newsrooms and presented in an immersive AR/VR format, launches today, June 26, on the CBS News national stream, also named CBS News 24/7.

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Celebrity doctor resigns from CBS News after Epstein-related emails emerge

Dr. Peter Attia, celebrity longevity doctor and CBS News contributor, has resigned after emails with Jeffrey Epstein were released in unsealed government files.

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Google Apologizes After AI News Alert About BAFTA Film Awards Debacle Included The N-Word

Google has apologized after an AI-generated news alert about the BAFTA Film Awards racial slur incident included the N-word. The tech giant pushed out a notification linking to a The Hollywood Reporter article,