Trump Says He’ll Soon Decide Fate of Iran Conflict
President Trump says a decision is coming soon on how the conflict involving Iran will conclude, warning it could end peacefully or through force.
Will AI Really Destroy the World?
Economist Ian Vásquez argues that doomsday predictions about artificial intelligence echo the panic sparked by past technological revolutions, and that AI's ultimate impact depends on how humans choose to use it.
Ayotzinapa Parents Demand Army Files 12 Years Later
Twelve years after 43 Mexican teaching students vanished, their parents led a march through Mexico City demanding the military release classified records they believe could finally reveal what happened.
Data Centers in Mexico Bring More Harm Than Gains, Experts Warn
Specialists cited by Oxfam say data centers built across Mexico are causing more problems than benefits for the communities that host them.
Colombia Kills ‘Segunda Marquetalia’ Leader Robinson
A Colombian military operation killed alias 'Robinson,' a top financial commander of a FARC dissident faction accused of helping fund the assassination of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay.
Mexico Debates Military Justice After Girls’ Deaths
A opinion piece examines how Mexico's parallel military justice system responds when soldiers are implicated in the deaths of two young girls, raising questions about accountability and civilian oversight.
Can Tech Giants Really Put Data Centers in Space?
Google is gearing up to launch a satellite designed to run artificial intelligence workloads from orbit, testing whether space could someday host the massive data centers powering our digital lives.
Google Launches Experimental AI Data Center Into Space
Google is set to launch an experimental satellite equipped with enough computing power to process basic AI queries directly from orbit.
Mexico Probes Death of Soldier Who Accused Officers
Mexican authorities are investigating the death of a soldier who had accused his superiors of colluding with criminal groups in Guerrero state, a case that has triggered a wave of military raids.
Mexico to Restrict Phones, Screens in Schools
Starting November 3, Mexico will limit cellphone and screen use in public elementary and middle schools nationwide, following approval from education authorities in all 32 states.