Romantic Comedy Explores Love, Reunions on Stage
A new theater comedy titled 'I Love You to the Moon' brings themes of romance and second chances to the stage, with discounted tickets currently available for audiences.
Morena Members Question Loyalty in Candidate Selection
Grassroots members of Mexico's ruling Morena party are pushing back against the process used to pick candidates, arguing that longtime loyalty to the movement is being overlooked.
Tom Cruise Praises Hannah Tacher’s Role in New Film
At the London premiere of 'Digger,' Tom Cruise learned that Mexican TV host Alan Tacher is the father of Hannah Tacher, a young actress in the film, and praised her talent on the spot.
Cristosal: El Salvador Won’t Review Lawyer’s Detention
Rights group Cristosal says the Salvadoran government continues to ignore an international order to protect anti-corruption lawyer Ruth Eleonora López, one year after she was granted emergency safeguards.
Category 5 Hurricane Polo Batters Acapulco’s Coast
Acapulco is bracing for powerful winds and towering waves as Hurricane Polo, now a Category 5 storm, approaches the Mexican resort city—nearly three years after Hurricane Otis devastated the same coastline.
Mexico Officially Restricts Cellphones in Schools
Mexico has formalized a nationwide policy limiting cellphone use in schools, joining a growing number of countries seeking to curb classroom distractions.
Mexico Restricts Cellphone Use in Public Schools
Starting November 3, Mexican students will be allowed to bring phones to school but must keep them put away during classes and breaks, using them only in emergencies.
Hurricane Polo Explodes Into Category 5 Monster off Mexico
Hurricane Polo has rapidly intensified into a catastrophic Category 5 storm in the Pacific, prompting alerts for several Mexican coastal states.
Judge Dismisses Michigan’s Antitrust Suit Against Oil Firms
A federal judge threw out Michigan's novel lawsuit accusing major oil companies of colluding to block solar power and downplay climate risks, ruling the antitrust claims didn't hold up.
Mexico Parents Back New Cellphone Ban in Public Schools
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced a ban on cellphone use in public elementary and middle schools starting November 3, and many parents say they welcome the change.