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Roberta S. Jacobson, center, the United States ambassador to Mexico, during a ceremony last month to break ground for the new American Embassy in Mexico City.

Roberta S. Jacobson, center, the United States ambassador to Mexico, during a ceremony last month to break ground for the new American Embassy in Mexico City.

Americans who hold Peruvian land bonds are ramping up efforts to seek help from President Donald Trump and his administration in collecting payouts that Peru has been slow to pay, but a previous

Veteran diplomat Roberta Jacobson announces she’s leaving ‘to pursue other opportunities’ after two years in the positionThe US ambassador to Mexico is resigning from her post as the US-Mexico

Roberta S. Jacobson, center, the United States ambassador to Mexico, during a ceremony last month to break ground for the new American Embassy in Mexico City.

Amid White House turmoil, the president unfurls the "America First" flag, and sees immediate blowback.

She said she will be "in search of other opportunities"

She said she will be "in search of other opportunities"

It’s often said that the 2008 US housing crisis marked the death of the American Dream, in which widespread homeownership stood as a marker of…

President Trump dealt another blow to key trade renegotiation talks this week after first announcing tariffs on steel and aluminum imports before following those threats with a series of tweets

An employee moves empty bourbon barrels manufactured by the Independent Stave Company in Frankfort, Ky. It is just one American product that could be the target of retaliatory tariffs from important

An employee moves empty bourbon barrels manufactured by the Independent Stave Company in Frankfort, Ky. It is just one American product that could be the target of retaliatory tariffs from important

An employee moves empty bourbon barrels manufactured by the Independent Stave Company in Frankfort, Ky. It is just one American product that could be the target of retaliatory tariffs from important

Azam Ahmed, the chief of The New York Times’s Mexico bureau, talking with an editor on a satellite phone while reporting from a remote Haitian village after Hurricane Matthew in 2016.

President Trump during a meeting with steel and aluminum executives at White House on Thursday.

As the Trump administration moves more aggressively to deport undocumented immigrants, migrant advocates in Tijuana, Mexico’s top deportation destination, are worried they won’t be able to cope with

His proposed steel and aluminum tariffs may hit a roadblock at the NAFTA talks