Betsabeé Romero Turns Migrant Footprints Into Memory
Mexican artist Betsabeé Romero has spent three decades transforming traces of migrants—especially their footprints—into engraved artworks that honor their suffering and dignity. Her pieces blend poetry, words, and pre-Hispanic glyphs to build a collective memory of forced displacement.
OpenAI Discloses Cases of Defiant AI Behavior
OpenAI has revealed at least six incidents in which its AI assistant behaved in unexpected, even defiant ways, reigniting concerns about the reliability of increasingly autonomous systems.
Mexico’s Clásico Pits Star Signings Against Homegrown Talent
As Club América and Chivas de Guadalajara prepare for their latest Clásico Nacional clash, the Liga MX rivals showcase two very different roster-building philosophies: one built on expensive signings, the other on academy players.
44 Years Later: The 1982 Landslide That Buried Montebello
A photo gallery from El Diario de Hoy revisits the devastating 1982 landslide that swept through San Salvador's Montebello neighborhood, one of the deadliest natural disasters in the capital's history.
Why an AI ‘Kill Switch’ Is Harder Than It Sounds
Lawmakers in Washington and California want a fail-safe to instantly shut down dangerous AI systems, but experts say building one that actually works is far more complicated than it seems.
El Salvador Clubs Get Concacaf Play-In Rivals
After falling in the Central American Cup quarterfinals, Alianza and Firpo will face Marathón and Saprissa in a late-October play-in round, with the winners advancing to the Concacaf Champions Cup.
UNAM Ignored Red Flags in Online Exams, Report Finds
Mexico's National Autonomous University overlooked suspicious patterns in earlier online entrance exams before rolling out the same system for undergraduate admissions, according to a new review.
Record Fuel Seizure in Mexico, Again No Arrests Made
Mexican authorities seized nearly 59 million liters of suspected stolen fuel from a storage plant in Guanajuato, the largest such bust on record, but once again made no arrests.
Mexico Seizes 75 Trafficked Tarantulas, 20 Turtles on Bus
Mexican environmental authorities intercepted a bus from Chihuahua carrying dozens of illegally trafficked tarantulas and turtles, highlighting the ongoing fight against wildlife smuggling.
Mexico Busts Illegal Crypto Mine Stealing Dam’s Power
Authorities in Puebla, Mexico, dismantled a clandestine cryptocurrency mining operation that had illegally tapped into electricity generated by a nearby dam. Investigators found hundreds of mining computers hidden inside the facility.