Mexican Columnist Warns of Growing Censorship of Satire
In a new opinion column, journalist Héctor de Mauleón raises alarm over what he sees as a rising wave of intolerance toward satire and humor in Mexico.
Report: Farías Laguna Talking to DEA and FBI
A column by journalist Carlos Loret de Mola raises questions about a figure identified as Farías Laguna reportedly cooperating with US federal agents, though full details remain scarce.
Second Judge Rejects New York Climate Superfund Law
A federal judge has struck down New York's climate 'Superfund' law for the second time, ruling that forcing oil and gas companies to pay $75 billion for climate damages is unconstitutional.
Can Tech Giants Really Put Data Centers in Space?
Google is gearing up to launch a satellite designed to run artificial intelligence workloads from orbit, testing whether space could someday host the massive data centers powering our digital lives.
Google Launches Experimental AI Data Center Into Space
Google is set to launch an experimental satellite equipped with enough computing power to process basic AI queries directly from orbit.
US Reportedly Wants High-Profile Raids on Cartels
According to a column in Mexican newspaper El Universal, US officials are pushing for dramatic, high-visibility law enforcement operations against drug cartels.
Sheinbaum Avoids Engaging Directly With Trump, Columnist Says
A political column argues that Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is deliberately staying silent rather than trading barbs with Donald Trump, framing restraint as her chosen diplomatic strategy.
Senator Blames ‘Neoliberal Bacteria’ for IMSS Infant Deaths
A Mexican senator sparked mockery after appearing to attribute a string of infant deaths at public hospitals to what she called 'neoliberal bacteria,' according to a political gossip column in El Universal.
Salmon Thrive After Klamath Dam Removals, Study Finds
The first fall chinook salmon runs since dams were removed from the Klamath River have exceeded scientists' expectations, according to a new study.
IMSS Updates Families on Durango NICU Death Investigation
Mexico's social security institute has met with four of five families affected by newborn deaths in a Durango hospital's neonatal intensive care unit, sharing case files and preliminary findings.