The United States has declared a national emergency aimed at protecting its high-voltage electrical grid from foreign interference, citing security risks tied to equipment and technology sourced from abroad.
A striking lunar eclipse was visible over Bogotá, drawing the attention of skywatchers who tuned in to see the Moon's dramatic transformation in real time.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canadians will keep using the name Lake Ontario, rejecting a move by President Trump to rebrand the lake as the "Lake of America."
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement plans to purchase 6,000 gloves equipped with electric-shock technology, sparking concerns over the treatment of detained immigrants.
The Trump administration is reportedly loosening sanctions on Venezuela in a bid to secure US access to the country's vast crude oil reserves.
Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard said trade negotiations with the United States are progressing, though gradually, without offering a firm timeline for a resolution.
Colombian security forces carried out a second airstrike under President Abelardo De La Espriella's administration, targeting a dissident FARC faction in Guaviare after days of infighting between rival guerrilla commanders exposed their positions.
A Colombian family with a pending asylum case was detained by immigration agents at Atlanta's airport as they prepared to fly to Florida for a birthday celebration.
Mexico's federal prosecutors secured a court order to formally charge employees of the National Migration Institute accused of soliciting money from migrants.
A commentary published in La Jornada argues that Cuba's ongoing crisis is not a distant issue for Mexico, but one tied to shared history, politics and regional solidarity.
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