The United States cannot erect a wall and expect women to resign themselves to being slaughtered. The United States cannot erect a wall and expect women to resign themselves to being slaughtered.

Growing up in Choloma, Honduras, one of the country's most deadly cities to live in, 14-year-old Sandra Jennifer Salinas Martinez understands why so many families want to leave. "We live in a very ...

Walking through the gym of a local community outreach center in Choloma, Honduras, 25-year-old Josue Betancourt is reminded of brighter days, when he used to be able to come here to work out with ...

This is part three of a five-part series. It was recently updated to make it free to readers. CHOLOMA, Honduras – The clothing made in factories here in Honduras, and in Guatemala and El Salvador, is ...

Honduran President Xiomara Castro announced on Sunday security measures including raids, checkpoints and curfews in the north of the country to quell a wave of drug trafficking-linked violence ...

Dana Kelly's first-graders at Cunningham Creek Elementary School have a suitcase full of toothbrushes to show they know how to help others. This weekend that suitcase will be traveling to Honduras ...

The latest headlines from our reporters across the US sent straight to your inbox each weekday Your briefing on the latest headlines from across the US The Honduran government imposed curfews on two ...

CHOLOMA, Honduras — The song seems to arise on its own. One girl is sweeping the hallway, and others mill around waiting for dinner to be served when someone sings the line, “ Hay poder en el nombre ...