Alvaro Fredy Córdoba Ruiz, the brother of the late Colombian politician Piedad Córdoba who is currently serving a 14-year ...

A close ally of the Jalisco Cartel leader has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for financing drug-trafficking operations ...

“El Mencho’s” son, Rubén Oseguera — known as “El Menchito” — was sentenced to March to life in prison after his conviction in ...

A nearly $50-million cocaine seizure by police in the Toronto area may be connected to former Olympic snowboarder turned ...

A recently leaked Rockstar Games storyline for GTA 6 was considered too dark by Take-Two. Originally planned to be called GTA ...

Rockstar Games initially envisioned a much darker GTA 6 storyline, led by Dan Houser, featuring a morally compromised Vice ...

Colombian authorities on Tuesday charged a 15-year-old with attempted murder for the assasination attempt on Miguel Uribe, ...

Mexico’s security chief says that the country's most powerful drug cartels are recruiting former Colombian soldiers, leading ...

Miguel Uribe, a conservative Colombian presidential hopeful, was in critical condition on Monday after being shot in the head from close range during a rally over ...

Dangerous new hired guns have arrived on the battlefield of Mexico's cartel wars: Colombian mercenaries. Former combatants in Colombia's long-standing internal conflict are increasingly being ...

Freddy, a 46-year-old who did not give his last name for fear of reprisals from a cartel, left the Colombian military at age 32 after more than a decade of intense combat fighting leftist guerrillas.

Some former Colombian soldiers say the cartel lured them to Mexico under false pretenses and forced them to fight. (Juan Jose Estrada Serafin / For The Times) By Kate Linthicum.