Russia Labels Director Zvyagintsev a ‘Foreign Agent’
Russian authorities have designated acclaimed filmmaker Andrei Zvyagintsev a 'foreign agent,' months after he urged President Putin to end the war in Ukraine while accepting an award at Cannes.
US Releases Sixth Batch of Declassified UFO Files
The Trump administration has unveiled a new round of previously secret government records on unidentified flying objects, part of an ongoing transparency push that began in 2026.
Salvadoran Business Group Wants Optional Shorter Workweek
El Salvador's leading private business association is urging lawmakers to make any reduction in the workweek voluntary, allowing companies and employees to negotiate changes based on their industry's needs.
Jimi Hendrix’s Death: Mafia, CIA and Manager Theories Persist
More than 50 years after Jimi Hendrix's death, conspiracy theories involving the mafia, the CIA and his own manager still swirl around the rock legend's final hours.
Jalisco Arrests Suspect in Med Student’s Femicide
Authorities in Jalisco, Mexico, have arrested a man suspected of killing medical intern Karla Pérez Jiménez, whose body was found days after she vanished in Zapopan.
World Champion Spain Names Nations League Squad
Fresh off their 2026 World Cup triumph, Spain's national team has named its 26-player roster for the new UEFA Nations League campaign, blending World Cup heroes with fresh faces.
Nodal Denies Child Support Debt, Opposes ‘Cazzu Law’ Name
Mexican singer Christian Nodal has pushed back against online claims that he owes child support and that he tried to block a new Michoacán law named after his ex-partner, Argentine singer Cazzu.
The Real Reason Batman Chose a Bat as His Symbol
Batman's iconic bat emblem wasn't part of his 1939 debut—DC Comics revealed the backstory months later, tying it to Bruce Wayne's desire to strike fear into criminals.
Ronaldo Stays! Jorge Jesus Names Him in First Portugal Squad
Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, headlines new coach Jorge Jesus's first Portugal roster, putting to rest speculation that the veteran forward might step away from international soccer after the 2026 World Cup.
Mexico’s School Junk Food Ban Survives Legal Challenges
Mexican authorities have confirmed that the nationwide ban on junk food sales in schools will stay in effect, despite legal challenges filed by businesses and other parties seeking to block it.