Hunger, poverty, violence and lack of jobs are among reasons driving thousands of migrants from their homelands in Latin American countries north to the U.S. border.

In the case of both the U.S.-Mexico border and the Darién Gap, the point has never been to entirely halt undocumented migration, without which the U.S. economy would naturally be up a creek. Rather, ...

Using a novel chemical tracking method, University of Florida researchers discovered that bats following longer, more complex ...

Due to sudden changes in U.S. policy, Latin American leaders went from being recruited by President Joe Biden to address root ...

In light of the U.S. retreat from humanitarian leadership, countries like Canada must assume a more prominent role in ...

Bluefin tuna have been reported as bycatch in the Greenland mackerel fishery, and Atlantic salmon from Maine and Canada can ...

Climate change shifts migration, with age and education shaping who migrates, who stays, why they move, and what limits their ...