Bogotá Baby Abandoned Overnight, Now in Child Services Care
A one-year-old was left outside a home in Bogotá's Kennedy district early Thursday; police recovered the child and handed him over to Colombia's child welfare agency.
Bogotá Police Rescue Baby Abandoned on Street, Caught on Video
Security footage captured a woman leaving her one-year-old baby on a sidewalk in Bogotá; police rescued the child after neighbors raised the alarm.
Explosions at Bolivian Military Base Kill 2, Injure 80+
A series of explosions rocked a military installation in Bolivia, leaving two people dead, more than 80 injured and 14 still unaccounted for.
Family Mourns Woman Killed in Times Square Knife Attack
The family of Erin Piacenti, the 32-year-old woman fatally stabbed in a random knife attack in Times Square, has spoken out, calling her death senseless as she was returning to work after maternity leave.
Businessman Offers Home Help to Colombian Acid Attack Survivor
After María Consuelo Córdoba renewed her plea for euthanasia, Colombian retail mogul Arturo Calle stepped in to help her buy a home and urged other citizens to donate.
ICE Arrests Nearly 50,000 Migrants in July, Setting Record Under Trump’s Second Term
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained close to 50,000 migrants in July, marking the highest monthly arrest total since President Trump began his second term in office.
Trump Prepares New 7.5% Tariffs on Chinese Goods
The Trump administration is reportedly readying a fresh round of tariffs of 7.5% on Chinese imports, according to Mexican newspaper La Jornada, in what would mark another escalation in US-China trade tensions.
Times Square Knife Attack: NYPD Shoots Suspect
A woman suspected of stabbing people in New York's Times Square was shot by police Monday afternoon, with one victim reported dead and another in critical condition.
Ex-Mexican leader Peña Nieto photographed with Pegasus dealer
A photo circulating from a recent wedding shows former Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto standing next to Avishai Neriah, a marketer associated with the notorious Pegasus spyware, according to La Jornada.
Drought in Chiapas Pushes 10,000 Farmers to Brink of Ruin
A severe drought has damaged roughly 100,000 hectares of farmland in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, leaving about 10,000 small farmers facing financial collapse.