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What Most Americans Don't Know (But Should) About Tequila
A look into the labor and politics behind producing the Mexican spirit.
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OPEC, Oil Nations Agree To Nearly 10 Million Barrel Cut Amid Coronavirus
The group of nations agreed to cut 9.7 million barrels a day beginning May 1 in hopes of boosting crashing oil prices amid the pandemic, officials said.
By Jon Gambrell, AP

Pentagon Begins Plan To Fund Border Wall By Delaying Military Projects
About 127 military construction projects within the U.S. and abroad will be affected by this diversion of funds to build Trump's wall along the Mexico border.
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Mexico's Famed Rescue Dog Frida Retires From Service
Mexicos navy presented Frida with a toy at a Monday ceremony to wish her joy during her retirement.
By Associated Press

Trump Backs Off Of Mexico Tariff Threat After Agreement Is Made
The 5% tax on all Mexican goods was supposed to begin Monday, but Trump reached an agreement with Mexico to reduce illegal immigration.
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Pope Francis Says He Is Willing To Condemn Border Wall Directly To Trump
The Catholic leader told Mexico's Televisa that he is willing to personally tell the president that it is wrong to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Trump Supporters Form Human Wall Along U.S.-Mexico Border
The demonstration comes ahead of the US president's planned visit to El Paso on Monday.
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Mexico: 73 Killed, 74 Injured After Pipeline Explodes
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador defended the army despite its failure to clear the site before the blast.
By Reuters

7 Nonalcoholic Warm Drinks To Try From Around The World
Don't miss out on a new way to enjoy hygge.
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'Narcos' Star Diego Luna On Humanising A Drug Lord, Racial Inclusivity And Woody Allen
The 'Star Wars' actor says Hollywood is looking to cast people like him now and that he doesn't view his experience of working with Allen differently after #MeToo.
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