Colombia Air Force Finds Plane Wreckage, No Occupants
Rescue teams reached the crash site of a missing Cessna in Colombia's rugged Tatamá mountain range but found no sign of the aircraft's occupants, the Air Force reported.
Crashed Plane Found Empty in Colombia’s Chocó Jungle
Rescue teams reached the wreckage of a small medical plane that crashed in Colombia's remote Chocó region, but found no trace of the pilot or the four doctors aboard.
US Redirects Military Aid From Europe to Latin America
The State Department is shifting $52 million in security assistance originally earmarked for Slovakia, North Macedonia and Tunisia to Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Panama, underscoring Washington's growing focus on the Western Hemisphere.
Who Died in NBC/Telemundo Helicopter Crash in LA?
A news helicopter operated by Angel City Air for NBC4 and Telemundo 52 crashed in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, killing three people and injuring another, though officials have not yet released the victims' identities.
Mexico Weighs State’s Role in Fighting Femicide
An opinion piece in eluniversal.com.mx examines what the Mexican government is doing—and should be doing—to prevent and punish femicide, the gender-based killing of women.
Gaza Building Collapse Leaves 20 Dead, Dozens Missing
A building collapse in Gaza has killed at least 20 people, with dozens more still unaccounted for as rescue efforts continue.
The Businessman No One Would Finance
In this opinion column, journalist Ana Paula Ordorica reflects on the challenges facing entrepreneurs who struggle to find financial backing in Mexico.
News Helicopter Crashes During Live LA Broadcast
A helicopter affiliated with NBC Los Angeles crashed while broadcasting live from Chatsworth, California, as it covered an earlier traffic accident; at least three people died in the crash.
Opinion: Fear of AI as a Political Tool, Not Just Tech Angst
A Mexican opinion columnist argues that fear surrounding artificial intelligence is being shaped as much by political interests as by the technology itself.
Fear Through Time: From Hobbes to Blade Runner
A Mexican opinion columnist traces the theme of fear as a political and cultural force, linking Edvard Munch's iconic painting to philosopher Thomas Hobbes and the dystopian world of Blade Runner.