Mexico to Probe Alleged Aeroméxico Data Leak on Telegram
Mexican authorities are reportedly investigating claims that a database containing Aeroméxico customer information was leaked and circulated on the Telegram messaging app.
María Dueñas: Violinist Stays True to Her Inner Compass
Spanish violin prodigy María Dueñas returns to Mexico's Festival Cervantino four years after her debut there, first stopping at Festival Cultura UNAM to perform with the Camerata of Salzburg.
New Moon Crater Raises Questions About Lunar Bases
Scientists have identified a newly formed crater on the Moon roughly 728 feet (222 meters) wide, reigniting concerns about the dangers that space impacts could pose to future human settlements there.
Ex-Cop Accused of Disguising as Delivery Rider Before Murders
A former Sydney police officer went on trial accused of murdering his ex-boyfriend and the man's new partner, allegedly disguising himself as a food-delivery driver to carry out the killings.
Mexico City to Build Memorial for 2017 Quake Victims
Mexico City's housing department says a memorial honoring the 49 people killed when a building collapsed during the 2017 earthquake will be built in 2027, as survivors continue pressing prosecutors to reopen the case.
NYC Mayor Praises Sheinbaum’s Policies and Mexico City’s Utopías
New York City's mayor publicly praised Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's policies and highlighted Mexico City's "Utopías" community centers as a model worth studying.
A Meditation on Mirrors and the Arrival of Spring
A literary column in El Diario de Hoy reflects on mirrors as silent witnesses to human longing, tying their symbolism to the arrival of spring.
Chiefs Edge Colts in Overtime Thriller, 33-30
Harrison Butker's dramatic 40-yard field goal as time expired lifted the Kansas City Chiefs to a 33-30 overtime win over the Indianapolis Colts.
Video Shows Cargo Ship Colliding With Fishing Vessel
Footage circulating online captures the dramatic moment a cargo ship strikes a fishing boat near Singapore, with BBC Verify confirming the incident likely took place on September 17.
Mexico Reveals Planning Behind Musician’s Family Massacre
Prosecutors in Mexico State say the killing of musician Jonathan Meléndez and his relatives was planned a day in advance, with one suspect allegedly ordering restraints to be prepared.