Warren Buffett Steps Down as Berkshire Hathaway Chairman
After more than five decades at the helm, Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway's board, closing a legendary chapter in American business history.
Video Shows Alleged Kidnapping of Toddler in Mexico
Security footage from Puebla, Mexico, appears to show two men snatching a 2-year-old boy from his mother's arms. The child was later handed over to police by his paternal grandmother amid a custody dispute between his parents.
FIFA’s Official Resale Site Leaves Ticket Sellers Unpaid
Fans who resold their 2026 World Cup tickets through FIFA's own authorized marketplace say they still haven't been paid, even though the tournament kicks off in just three months.
El Salvador Beach Soccer Teams Split Nations Cup Openers
El Salvador's men's beach soccer team edged Colombia in penalties after a 3-3 draw, while the women's squad fell 1-3 to Espírito Santo in their Nations Cup debut in Brazil.
Investigation Advances in Killing of Priest in Hidalgo, Mexico
Authorities in Lolotla, Hidalgo, report progress in the investigation into the murder of a Catholic priest identified as Román, using the Mexican legal practice of withholding full surnames during ongoing probes.
A Day of Illusion: Mirrors and Puddles as Truth-Tellers
A poetic opinion piece in El Diario de Hoy explores how mirrors—both literal, in a bazaar, and metaphorical, in rain puddles on a tree-lined avenue—reveal truths to passersby.
Mexico Shows Off Military Might in Independence Parade
Mexico marked its Independence Day with a massive military parade featuring nearly 100 aircraft, tactical drones and homegrown armored vehicles, as President Claudia Sheinbaum led her second Grito ceremony in office.
Mexico Prosecutors Seek 70 Years in Tacoronte Femicide Case
The Morelos state prosecutor's office says it will formally charge a man identified only as Javier N. with femicide in the killing of Claudia Tacoronte, seeking a 70-year prison sentence.
Puebla Governor Doubts Women Should Lead Violent Towns
Puebla Governor Alejandro Armenta said it would be "delicate" for women to head interim city governments in areas dominated by organized crime, backing a state congress decision that named only men as interim mayors.
Mexico’s Independence Parade Draws 15,000 Troops
Mexico marked its Independence Day with a massive military parade in Mexico City, deploying more than 15,000 service members alongside armored vehicles, aircraft and helicopters.