Hurricane Polo Strengthens to Category 4, Mexico Says
Mexico's National Meteorological Service reports Hurricane Polo has intensified to a Category 4 storm over the Pacific, prompting a watch zone along the Guerrero and Colima coasts.
Hurricane Polo Strengthens to Category 2, Could Intensify Further
Hurricane Polo has grown into a Category 2 storm off Mexico's Pacific coast, and forecasters warn it may keep gaining strength in the coming hours.
Cindy Crawford’s Son Presley Gerber Dies, Overdose Suspected
Presley Gerber, 27, son of supermodel Cindy Crawford and businessman Rande Gerber, died at a rehabilitation facility in an apparent overdose, according to Santa Monica police.
Robin Williams’ Daughter Blasts AI Videos of Late Actor
Zelda Williams has publicly condemned AI-generated videos depicting her late father, calling one supposed 'private video' fake and unconvincing.
Sheinbaum Warns Storm Polo Set to Become Category 1 Hurricane
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has issued an alert about Tropical Storm Polo, which is forecast to strengthen into a Category 1 hurricane as it moves through the Pacific.
UK Brings First Charges Over 1994 Rwanda Genocide
A north London resident has become the first person in Britain charged over the 1994 Rwanda genocide, following a seven-year police investigation into atrocities committed in Kigali.
Hurricane Polo Forms as Season’s 16th Pacific Storm
Hurricane Polo has developed into the sixteenth tropical cyclone of the season in the Pacific Ocean, and Mexican authorities are tracking its progress in real time.
Airlines Blast UK Air Traffic Control After Second Outage
A second technical failure in two weeks grounded hundreds of UK flights on Monday, prompting airlines to demand urgent reform of the country's air traffic control system.
Mice With Human Brain Tissue Raise Hope and Ethics Concerns
Scientists have created mice whose brains contain clusters of human neurons, a breakthrough that could unlock new treatments for brain diseases—but one that also raises fresh ethical questions.
Tzotzil Women Register Textile Symbols to Stop Copying
In Chiapas, Mexico, a group of Indigenous Tzotzil women has formally registered more than 200 traditional woven symbols to protect their ancestral designs from being copied by fashion brands.