Sinaloa Governor Ruben Rocha Moya has been accused of protecting the powerful Sinaloa cartel and helping it smuggle drugs into the US, allegedly taking in millions of dollars in bribes. Two political ...

The governor of a Mexican state who was accused by the United States of ties to drug trafficking said on Friday he was temporarily stepping down to facilitate investigations. Sinaloa Gov. Ruben Rocha ...

United States prosecutors have brought charges against Mexico’s Sinaloa state Governor Ruben Rocha Moya and nine current and former officials, accusing them of links to the Sinaloa drug cartel in a ...

The US has charged the governor of Mexico's Sinaloa state and nine other current or former officials with drug trafficking and weapons offences. They are accused of helping the infamous Sinaloa cartel ...

The group could be heard on the soundtracks of the movies “Patriot Games” and “The Last of the Mohicans.” Its “Theme From Harry’s Game,” from a TV series, was a hit. Moya Brennan in the music video ...

Moya Brennan was remembered as a musician who “carried the rugged beauty of Donegal to audiences right across the world” at her funeral in Co Donegal on Friday. In a bilingual service, Fr Brian Ó ...

Moya Brennan has been remembered as the “First Lady of Celtic music” at her funeral in Co Donegal. The musician and songwriter, who played the harp with the Grammy award-winning Celtic fusion pioneers ...

MOYA Brennan was remembered as the “First Lady of Celtic music” as she was laid to rest in her native Donegal this afternoon. The musician and songwriter, who played the harp with the Grammy ...

Singer and musician who was a founder member of Clannad and lent an ethereal beauty to the theme of the TV series Harry’s Game Moya Brennan, who has died aged 73, was a founder member, lead singer and ...

The music industry has been flooded with heartfelt tributes this week after the death of Moya Brennan, the iconic vocalist and co-founder of Clannad, who died aged 73. Moya was the sister of ...

Born Máire Philomena Ní Bhraonáin, the revered singer and harpist fronted the family band for more than 50 years and was hailed as the “first lady of Celtic music” taking the sound of Ireland to the ...