Colombia Targets Repeat Offenders, Aids Venezuelan Migrants
Colombia's immigration agency has ramped up operations to deport foreign nationals with repeated legal violations while urging over 150,000 Venezuelans to finalize their legal residency status.
Opinion: How the Modern Family Has Evolved
A Mexican columnist argues that the traditional family has transformed so profoundly that it's practically become a new 'species,' reshaped by social, economic, and technological change.
Last Chats Before Gang Killed Colombian Professor in Bogotá
Colombian prosecutors say a woman lured professor Kevin Santiago Ángel to his death through a fake online exchange, part of a broader plot by the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua.
Apple Unveils iPhone 18 Lineup, Teases Foldable Phone
Apple held its highly anticipated fall event, introducing the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max while fueling rumors of its first-ever foldable iPhone.
Baby Orangutans Found in India Spark Trafficking Probe
Five infant orangutans discovered abandoned in a forest in eastern India—thousands of miles from their native Indonesia and Malaysia—have triggered a trafficking investigation.
Apple’s First Foldable iPhone Rumored to Be Called ‘iPhone Duo’
Tech insiders say Apple's long-awaited foldable phone, dubbed the iPhone Duo, could debut with a $2,000 starting price as the company folds in rising memory chip costs.
Gaming Mogul Ordered to Pay $1.87B in Divorce
A South Korean court has ordered Smilegate founder Kwon Hyuk-bin to hand his ex-wife 2.55 trillion won ($1.87 billion), the largest divorce settlement in the country's history.
Oil Tops $100 a Barrel as US-Iran Conflict Escalates
Brent crude surged past $100 a barrel for the first time since July after the US struck five Iranian oil tankers and Iran retaliated with missile strikes on a US base in Jordan.
US Bans Canadian Alcohol, Motorbikes in Trade War Escalation
The White House has banned a range of Canadian products, from spirits to motorbikes, after Ottawa's retaliatory tariffs took effect, deepening a months-long trade dispute between the two neighbors.
Ex-Trump Official Warns Venezuela Oil Deal Boosts Chavismo
Elliott Abrams, a former U.S. special envoy for Venezuela, says the massive oil agreement Trump touts prioritizes crude access over democracy—and could end up propping up Maduro's government.