6-Year-Old Girl Found Dead in Colombia After Search
After a week-long search involving drones and search dogs, authorities in Colombia confirmed that six-year-old Michelle Dayana Henao was found dead in a rural area of Buriticá, Antioquia.
86% of Mexico City Residents Back Legalizing Euthanasia
A new survey shows overwhelming support among Mexico City residents for legalizing euthanasia, prompting local authorities to begin drafting a legal framework for the practice.
Trump to Meet Oil Executives After Speculation Claims
President Trump plans to sit down with top oil industry executives after publicly accusing refineries of driving up fuel prices through speculation.
Mexico Dismantles $195M Drug Lab in Michoacán
Mexican security forces destroyed a large clandestine drug laboratory in Michoacán, estimated to be worth 3.324 billion pesos (roughly $195 million USD), dealing a blow to organized crime in the…
Brazil, US Restart Tariff Talks After Lula-Trump Call
Presidents Lula da Silva and Donald Trump spoke by phone, reopening negotiations over the steep US tariffs imposed on Brazilian exports.
Times Square Knife Attack: NYPD Shoots Suspect
A woman suspected of stabbing people in New York's Times Square was shot by police Monday afternoon, with one victim reported dead and another in critical condition.
Bogotá’s Traffic Jams Push Workers Toward Remote Jobs
A new study from WeWork and Michael Page finds that Bogotá commuters increasingly value shorter commutes over salary, with most remote-work seekers citing lost time in traffic as their main…
Mexican Content Creator Shot Dead After Photo Threats
Ricardo Zúñiga, a well-known Mexican content creator, was gunned down at a business in Puebla state after reportedly receiving threats linked to photos he had posted online.
Putin, Xi Strengthen Ties at Shanghai Cooperation Summit
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping met at a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO), signaling a deepening of the strategic partnership between Moscow and Beijing.
US Lawmakers Probe DEA Over Fentanyl Flooding Streets
A congressional oversight committee is investigating the US Drug Enforcement Administration after reports that it allowed an “astonishing” amount of fentanyl to reach American streets.