Netflix Sets Premiere Date for ‘Emily in Paris’ Final Season
Netflix has announced when the fifth and final season of 'Emily in Paris' will premiere, promising to wrap up the fate of its beloved heroine and her life in the French capital.
Boy Who Survived Family Massacre in Mexico in Grandmothers’ Care
A 6-year-old boy who survived the murder of his family in Mexico is now being looked after by his two grandmothers, as prosecutors push to convict the alleged killer.
Honduras Uses Cloud Seeding Flights to Bring Rain to Farms
Honduras has launched a cloud-seeding program using aircraft to induce rainfall over roughly 2 million hectares (about 4.9 million acres) of farmland, aiming to ease drought conditions affecting the country's agriculture.
Ancient Viral System VIPR May Outdo CRISPR
Researchers have identified an ancient, virus-based gene-editing mechanism called VIPR that appears to predate CRISPR by billions of years and could prove even more powerful as a genetic engineering tool.
Sept. 19 Isn’t Mexico’s Top Date for Earthquakes, Data Show
Despite widespread belief that September 19 is a cursed date for earthquakes in Mexico, seismic records show it doesn't stand out statistically compared with other days of the year.
Guerrero Villagers Detain Troops After Clashes
Residents in two towns in Guerrero, Mexico, held soldiers and state police after violent confrontations, accusing the security forces of criminal activity in their communities.
1 in 3 Micro-Entrepreneurs Fear Losing Their Homes
A new report finds that one in three subsistence-level micro-entrepreneurs in El Salvador fear losing their homes, which often double as their workplaces.
Betsabeé Romero Turns Migrant Footprints Into Memory
Mexican artist Betsabeé Romero has spent three decades transforming traces of migrants—especially their footprints—into engraved artworks that honor their suffering and dignity. Her pieces blend poetry, words, and pre-Hispanic glyphs to build a collective memory of forced displacement.
44 Years Later: The 1982 Landslide That Buried Montebello
A photo gallery from El Diario de Hoy revisits the devastating 1982 landslide that swept through San Salvador's Montebello neighborhood, one of the deadliest natural disasters in the capital's history.
UNAM Ignored Red Flags in Online Exams, Report Finds
Mexico's National Autonomous University overlooked suspicious patterns in earlier online entrance exams before rolling out the same system for undergraduate admissions, according to a new review.