Haiti

The security situation has gotten so bad that the U.N. Security Council approved yet another foreign-backed stabilization mission in the country this week.

The New Hampshire nurse and Christian aid worker was taken with her child the same day that the U.S. issued a "do not travel" warning for Haiti.

Without much greater support and engagement, Haiti and its health problems will continue to worsen.

Thousands of people have been displaced in Haiti after heavy rainfall over the weekend caused flash floods, landslides and roadslides.

Greene was called out for allegedly giggling about a Haitian migrant being whipped by a Border Patrol officer.

Everyone recognizes that the Caribbean nation, the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, is going through an especially violent, anarchic period in its history. But no one really knows what to do about it.

Over 11,000 people have been killed in a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Turkey and Northern Syria on Monday. Some past earthquakes have been even deadlier.

The president has come under fire from Republicans and critics for not visiting the southern border earlier.

Haitians are trapped, unable to work, and going hungry.

We have raised $70,000 towards the adoption fees. I had no idea I would receive so much love and kindness.

"I definitely want to influence the right party to be in office," the Fugees star said during an interview on U.K. TV.

Jimmy Amisial, a student at Texas State University, chanced upon the baby when he was on a visit home to Haiti.

The USCIS offered 35,000 additional temporary work visas on May 18. By May 25, all visas not restricted by country had been taken.

A large group of approximately 150 Haitian migrants landed ashore on the private beach of a Summerland Key residence.

Over 150 migrants were taken into custody for interviews and were processed for removal according to officials.

The U.S. philanthropist, known for trying to provide some of the world's poorest people with high-quality healthcare, died on Monday.

Two powerful quakes hit Haiti's Tiburon Peninsula in the space of an hour on Monday morning, injuring more than 50 people.

"The investigation regarding this incident remains ongoing," a CBP spokesperson stated. At least 20 of the Haitian migrants required medical attention.

Recent accounts from the former hostages are the first acknowledgement that a ransom was paid following the October kidnapping of 16 Americans and one Canadian.

One former Haitian official called the arrest of Mario Palacios "a step in the right direction."

One died and two others were injured in the sudden burst of violence, which occurred at a mass celebrating the country's Independence Day.

"Haiti continues to face an escalation in criminal and political violence, which has led to 50% of the population facing food insecurity, including 1.2 million who are facing emergency deficiency levels," said the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR).

Just 37 percent of Haitian migrants who filed asylum claims received refugee status, according to Amnesty International.

The four kidnapped missionaries also had two other family members kidnapped, but they were released a few weeks earlier.

"After a number of hours of walking, day began to dawn and they eventually found someone who helped to make a phone call for help," a group spokesman said.

Seventeen members of the Christian Aid Ministries group were abducted by a Haitian gang in mid-October.

This is the latest in a string of nationwide hardships, including a fuel shortage, 7.2 magnitude earthquake, and a presidential assassination--all in 2021.

Ohio-based Christian Aid Ministries released a statement Monday saying that the three missionaries released are "safe and seem to be in good spirits."

So far, more than 40 suspects have been detained in connection to Moïse's death, but police have not yet determined a motive.

G9 blocked entry into the terminal where fuel is stored and allocated last month, prompting a growing national crisis in the capital city of Port-au-Prince.