Mexico Emerges as Trump’s Top Pick for Deportations
According to a report from El Universal, Mexico has become the destination most frequently chosen by the Trump administration when carrying out deportations, even for migrants who are not Mexican nationals.
Mexico Slaps $1.58/kg Tariff on Chinese Aluminum Imports
Mexico's government has introduced a compensatory duty of $1.58 per kilogram (about $0.72 per pound) on aluminum products imported from China, a move aimed at shielding domestic manufacturers from what officials consider unfairly priced imports.
Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case Splits US Opinion
A Massachusetts jury failed to reach a verdict in the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy, the mother accused of killing her three children, leaving Americans deeply divided over whether she is a victim of postpartum psychosis or a calculating criminal.
Atizapán Shooting Victim Mourned With Music, Justice Calls
Friends and family said goodbye to Aleyda Romero, one of the victims of a mass shooting in Atizapán, State of Mexico, with a farewell that mixed music and public demands for justice.
Why the USS Lincoln Looked So Rusty in Thailand
The USS Abraham Lincoln's rust-streaked hull sparked online criticism when it docked in Thailand, but military experts say the wear is normal after nine months at sea.
Last Images of ‘La Bebecita’ Before Fatal Raid
Colombian authorities released footage of accused criminal Rosa Angélica Tarazona, alias 'La Bebecita,' filmed during a court hearing hours before she was killed in a raid alongside her partner, one of the Caribbean coast's most wanted men.
Colombian EdTech Kuepa Ranks Among World’s Top 25
Kuepa, a Colombian education-technology company focused on job training for young Latin Americans, has landed at No. 25 on Time and Statista's global ranking of top EdTech firms.
Drones: Technology, Innovation, and What’s Next
Drones have emerged as one of the most adaptable technologies of recent years, reshaping how industries and everyday users approach tasks once thought impossible from the ground.
How ‘Alondra’ Lured a Bogotá Teacher to His Death
Colombian prosecutors say a woman known as 'Alondra' tricked teacher Kevin Santiago Ángel into a trap in Bogotá, where he was killed by suspects linked to the Tren de Aragua criminal network.
Colombians Eye Big Stakes on Brutal Vuelta Mountain Stage
Stage 14 of the Vuelta a España brings a grueling 154-kilometer (96-mile) route to Sierra de la Pandera, where Colombian riders Harold Tejada and Santiago Buitrago each have separate goals within reach.