Demonstrators took to the streets of Chile to honor victims of the 1973-1990 military dictatorship and to protest a proposed pardon for police and military personnel implicated in human rights abuses.
Authorities in the central Mexican state of Puebla shut down an illegal cryptocurrency mining site that local media described as a clandestine "factory," part of a broader crackdown on unauthorized mining operations across Mexico.
A Mexican opinion columnist reflects on how a perpetrator went unnoticed among everyday people, using the ironic question 'what could possibly go wrong?' as a lens on missed warning signs.
Columnist León Krauze reflects on the uphill battle Democrats face as a critical two-month window approaches, one that could determine the party's political fortunes.
The AfD fell just short of an outright majority in Saxony-Anhalt's state election, and party leaders now say other parties have a democratic duty to negotiate with them.
Opinion writer Iván Restrepo warns that droughts are intensifying worldwide even as governments keep postponing the agreements needed to address water scarcity.
Lithuanian coach Valdas Dambrauskas will lead Sabah against Manchester United in the Champions League, capping a two-decade journey that began with a modest game-show prize and years of grassroots coaching in London.
Researchers say decorative motifs on pottery from the ancient Halaf culture in Mesopotamia may have served as an early system for tracking and counting goods, hinting at the roots of mathematical thinking.
A drug candidate originally developed to treat a rare lung disease may also reduce biological markers of aging, according to preliminary data from its manufacturer.
Israeli airstrikes on the village of Kfar Rumman killed at least 11 people overnight, including two children and two paramedics, as tensions with Hezbollah threaten a fragile ceasefire.
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