Valverde Out for Months, Uruguay Calls Up Martínez
Real Madrid midfielder Federico Valverde will be sidelined for several months after a rough tackle in the Madrid derby, forcing Uruguay to summon a replacement for its upcoming matches.
Mexico Health Teams Brace for Hurricane Polo on Pacific Coast
Mexico's Health Ministry has launched a preventive operation across five Pacific coast states as Hurricane Polo approaches, coordinating with civil protection authorities to safeguard residents.
US, Iran Hold First Talks Since June Amid Trump’s Threat
Top US and Iranian officials met at the UN for the first time since June's ceasefire collapsed, even as President Trump warned he could "annihilate" the Islamic Republic if no deal is reached.
Investigation Opens After Child’s Death at Zapopan School
Authorities in Zapopan, Jalisco, have launched an investigation following the death of a child at an elementary school, though few details have been released so far.
CDC: Suicide Rate Dipped Slightly in 2024, Trend Unclear
New federal data show a modest decline in the U.S. suicide rate for 2024, but health officials caution against reading too much into a single year's numbers.
Raphinha’s Scoring Streak Echoes Messi and Ronaldo
Barcelona forward Raphinha has scored 12 goals in just seven matches, putting him on the verge of matching two legendary La Liga scoring records.
Hurricane Polo Shifts Course, Now Threatens Baja Sur
US forecasters have updated Hurricane Polo's projected path, warning it could brush Baja California Sur by Sunday after tracking along Mexico's Pacific coast.
Rubio Says Mexico Isn’t Doing Enough to Fight Drug Cartels
Secretary of State Marco Rubio praised Ecuador as the most aggressive U.S. partner against drug trafficking while criticizing Mexico's efforts during a South America tour.
Mexico Reports 19,620 Measles Cases, 49 Deaths in Outbreak
Mexican health authorities have tallied nearly 20,000 measles infections and 49 deaths since the outbreak was declared last year, with Jalisco and Mexico City hit hardest.
Columnist Questions Staged Fuel-Theft Seizure Claim
Mexican journalist Carlos Loret de Mola raises doubts about an announced 'historic' bust of stolen fuel, suggesting the operation may have been staged for publicity rather than a genuine law-enforcement achievement.