Eight Held in Bogotá Professor’s Gang-Linked Murder
Colombian prosecutors have arrested eight alleged members of the Tren de Aragua gang accused of luring and killing university professor Kevin Santiago Ángel in Bogotá last May.
Sheinbaum: Homicides Down 51% in Second Annual Report
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum used her second annual government address to announce that intentional homicides have fallen 51% since she took office.
ICE Arrests Nearly 50,000 Migrants in July, Setting Record Under Trump’s Second Term
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained close to 50,000 migrants in July, marking the highest monthly arrest total since President Trump began his second term in office.
Trump Prepares New 7.5% Tariffs on Chinese Goods
The Trump administration is reportedly readying a fresh round of tariffs of 7.5% on Chinese imports, according to Mexican newspaper La Jornada, in what would mark another escalation in US-China…
Mexico’s Supreme Court Grants Indigenous People a Voice in Constitutional Disputes
Mexico's Supreme Court has issued a landmark decision recognizing the right of Indigenous communities to participate in constitutional controversies, a legal mechanism traditionally reserved for disputes between branches or levels…
Google Launches Gemini Enterprise for Legal AI Platform
Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a new artificial intelligence platform designed specifically for lawyers and law firms.
Cuban Medical Missions Scrutinized Over Exploitation
A global network of Cuban doctors, deployed in more than 165 countries, is facing renewed scrutiny over alleged labor exploitation tied to Cuba's state-run medical missions program.
Mexico Editorial Slams US Visa Crackdown as Xenophobic
A Mexican newspaper editorial criticizes a new US State Department effort to revoke visas from foreigners who allegedly abuse tourist status to seek asylum, calling the policy self-defeating and rooted…
UNAM Admits Possible Cheating in 2025 Online Exam
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) has acknowledged that irregularities may have occurred during an online admissions exam for its distance-learning program, raising questions about the exam's integrity.
Will the US Treasury’s Debt Strategy Actually Work?
An economist questions whether the US Treasury's approach to managing the nation's growing debt can hold up under current market pressures.