Mexican Firms Lag Badly in AI Adoption, Report Finds
A new report says just 8% of Mexican businesses have adopted artificial intelligence tools, putting the country well behind global trends in workplace automation and digital transformation.
US Prepares to Send Three Reaper Drones to Colombia
Colombia is negotiating with the United States to bring in three MQ-9A Reaper drones on loan, boosting surveillance capabilities used in recent strikes against armed groups.
Iran Says It Seized Advanced US Underwater Drone
Iranian officials claim to have captured one of the United States' most advanced unmanned submarines, though the report remains unconfirmed by Washington.
Arm CEO: AI Will Cure Cancer Within Our Lifetime
Rene Haas, chief executive of UK chip designer Arm Holdings, says artificial intelligence will eventually crack the complex biology behind cancer, even as he predicts humanoid robots and warns of chip shortages slowing AI's growth.
Australia to let users opt out of social media algorithms
Australia plans to require social media platforms to give users an easy way to turn off algorithm-driven content recommendations, and Sydney residents told the BBC they welcome having the choice.
Report: Maduro Ignored Warning Before US Capture
A leaked intelligence report claims Venezuela's ousted leader Nicolás Maduro was warned of an imminent US military operation against him just days before his January 2026 capture, but chose to dismiss the alert.
Colombia’s President Addresses Deadly Landmine Blast on Highway
President Abelardo De La Espriella spoke out after a landmine explosion on the Pan-American Highway killed one soldier and wounded two others, announcing that police had arrested a suspect.
Aboard a Warship: Sailors’ Grim Conditions in the Gulf
New reports reveal harsh, demoralizing conditions endured by 5,000 sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln during its extended deployment near the Persian Gulf.
Opinion Piece Weighs AI’s Impact on Mexican Workers
A Mexican opinion columnist reflects on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the job market and what it could mean for workers' livelihoods.
9/11 Trial Set for 2028 at Guantánamo, 27 Years Later
Nearly 25 years after the September 11 attacks, the trial of the alleged mastermind and three co-defendants is finally scheduled to begin in June 2028, after more than a decade stalled in pretrial proceedings.