Nepal Landslide Toll Rises to 359 Dead, 1,300 Missing
The death toll from a landslide in Nepal has climbed to 359, with more than 1,300 people still unaccounted for as rescue teams continue searching the affected area.
Puebla Arrest Made in Content Creator’s Killing
Mexican authorities announced the arrest in Puebla of a man suspected of directly carrying out the murder of content creator César Gastélum, known online as Cesarín.
Bernie Sanders on Why Progressives Are Winning in the US
In an opinion piece for the Mexican newspaper La Jornada, US Senator Bernie Sanders argues that progressive politics are gaining ground across the United States, pointing to shifting public sentiment on economic and social issues.
Mexico’s Top Court Grants Indigenous Groups Legal Standing
Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that Indigenous communities can now participate as interested parties in constitutional disputes affecting them, a first-of-its-kind decision expanding their legal recognition.
Nepal-China Border Flood Kills 359, Over 1,000 Missing
A glacier collapse triggered a massive flood of mud and debris along the Nepal-Tibet border, killing at least 359 people and leaving roughly 1,000 missing as rescue teams race to find survivors.
Deadly Flash Flood Hits Nepal-China Border Region
A massive flood swept through Nepal's Rasuwa district near the Tibet border, killing scores and leaving many missing as authorities scrambled to launch rescue operations.
Nepal Tragedy Kills Hundreds; Glacier Collapse Suspected Cause
A disaster in Nepal has left hundreds dead, with authorities pointing to a glacier collapse as the likely trigger. Rescue efforts continue as officials investigate the exact cause.
AI-Generated Song Satirizes US-Canada Trade Dispute
A newly released musical satire built with artificial intelligence tools takes aim at the ongoing trade tensions between the United States and Canada, according to a report by Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Trump Says US Doesn’t Need Canada; Economy Says Otherwise
Despite President Trump's claim that the United States can do without Canada, economic data point to deep, mutually beneficial ties between the two countries.
Mexico’s Interoceanic Train Struggles, Runs on 97% Subsidies
Mexico's flagship Interoceanic Train, meant to link the Pacific and Gulf coasts across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, is reportedly struggling with infrastructure problems and low ridership, forcing the government to cover 97% of its operating costs.