Bleached Coral Healed Fast After Touching Healthy Coral
Scientists found that bleached corals recovered at remarkable speed after being placed in direct contact with healthy corals sharing the same genetic makeup.
Tropical Storm Simon Set to Resume Movement Today
Mexican meteorological authorities report that Tropical Storm Simon, which had stalled in recent days, is expected to start moving again this afternoon.
The Secret Scent Behind Mexico’s Pan de Muerto
Orange blossom essence, known as azahar, is the delicate aromatic secret that gives pan de muerto its unmistakable soul, connecting Mexican kitchens to centuries-old traditions.
Russia Says Ukraine Hit Refinery as Strikes Resume
Moscow accused Kyiv of striking an oil refinery near Ryazan after President Zelensky vowed to resume attacks on Russian energy sites, amid accusations that Washington is pressuring Ukraine by cutting intelligence support.
Brazil Cuts Workweek to 40 Hours, Keeps Pay Unchanged
Brazil has approved a reduction in the standard workweek from 44 to 40 hours without cutting wages, a move President Lula da Silva is touting as a landmark win for workers.
Trudy Strengthens Into Hurricane Off Acapulco’s Coast
Tropical Storm Trudy has intensified into a Category 1 hurricane in the Pacific Ocean southwest of Acapulco, Mexico, authorities reported Thursday.
Russia’s Secretive Plague Labs at Center of Death Mystery
The death of a Russian scientist from an unexplained illness has drawn attention to a shadowy network of Soviet-era labs built to study plague and other dangerous pathogens.
Trump Says Classified Leakers Should Be ‘Shot’
President Trump suggested that people who leak classified US government information should face execution, reigniting debate over press freedom and national security.
El Niño Drought Threatens Food Supply, Officials Warn
El Salvador's Civil Protection agency says drought linked to El Niño has already damaged the year's first harvest, with the toughest phase still ahead in early 2026.
Brazil Approves 40-Hour Workweek Ahead of Runoff Vote
Brazil's Congress has passed a constitutional reform cutting the workweek from 44 to 40 hours, a signature policy of President Lula just weeks before a tight presidential runoff.