Saka Honored at Ballon d’Or for Restoring Sick Kids’ Sight
Arsenal and England winger Bukayo Saka received a special Ballon d'Or award for his humanitarian work funding eye surgeries for children in Nigeria and Rwanda.
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.
Kenya Confirms First-Ever Ebola Death as Outbreak Grows
A Kenyan man who had been living in the Democratic Republic of Congo died of Ebola days after flying into Nairobi, marking the country's first confirmed case as the regional outbreak continues to spread.
US Monitoring Russia Plague Lab Death, Trump Says
A lab worker's death at a Siberian plague research institute has drawn attention from Washington, with officials saying they're watching closely even as Russian authorities insist there's no outbreak.
Expert Urges Emotional Support for Teens After Torreón Attack
Following a violent attack in Torreón, Mexico, allegedly carried out by twin siblings, a specialist is calling for stronger emotional support systems for adolescents to counter the spread of hate speech.
Wildfires Pose Hidden New Risk: Rising Ozone Levels
Beyond the soot and smoke that make headlines, scientists say wildfires are also driving up ground-level ozone, a harmful gas that can damage lungs even far from the flames.
Alcohol Deaths Surge in Mexico: 41,000 a Year
A new national survey reveals that alcohol-related causes kill about 112 Mexicans every day, with consumption rising fastest among women.
How to Deal With Gray Hair Without Dyeing It
A new style piece from informador.mx explores ways to manage gray hair naturally, skipping traditional dye altogether.
INEGI: 6 in 100 Mexican Homes Face Food Insecurity
Mexico's national statistics agency INEGI reports that six out of every 100 households in the country experience food insecurity, underscoring ongoing struggles with access to adequate nutrition.
Senator Blames ‘Neoliberal Bacteria’ for IMSS Infant Deaths
A Mexican senator sparked mockery after appearing to attribute a string of infant deaths at public hospitals to what she called 'neoliberal bacteria,' according to a political gossip column in El Universal.