DHS Responds After ICE Detains Colombian Family
US immigration officials said a Colombian family stopped by ICE at Atlanta's airport will have their case heard by a judge, despite holding a pending asylum claim and work permits.
Women Journalists Face Rising Violence in Latin America
A live broadcast by EL TIEMPO explores the distinct forms of violence—threats, harassment, stigmatization, and online attacks—that women journalists confront across Latin America.
Trump Announces Oil Deal With Venezuela to Double US Reserves
President Trump says a new oil agreement with Venezuela would double US crude reserves, calling it the biggest oil deal in world history—though Caracas has yet to confirm the pact.
Trump Announces Deal Over Venezuela’s Oil Reserves
President Trump says he has struck an agreement giving the United States control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan crude, though details of the deal remain unclear.
Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru Sign Minerals Declaration
Four South American nations issued a joint declaration on strategic minerals, signaling a coordinated approach to resources like lithium and copper that are central to the global energy transition.
Fed Calls US Inflation Levels ‘Worrisome’
Federal Reserve officials have flagged renewed concern over the pace of US inflation, signaling that price pressures remain a key risk for the economy.
Trump’s Crackdown Widens to Include Visas, Column Warns
A Mexican opinion column argues that the Trump administration's hardline immigration push is increasingly targeting the visa system itself, not just undocumented migration.
Terminally Ill Patients Lead Mexico City’s First Euthanasia March
Patients with incurable illnesses took to the streets of Mexico City in what organizers describe as the country's first public march demanding the legalization of euthanasia.
Nepal Landslides: Death Toll Rises to 579, 1,900 Missing
Nepal is reeling from a wave of deadly landslides that have killed 579 people and left more than 1,900 others unaccounted for, according to the latest official figures.
US Military Used Laser to Down Cartel Drones at Border
The Pentagon reportedly deployed laser weapons to shoot down drones operated by Mexican drug cartels along the US-Mexico border, according to a report from La Jornada.