Kevin Warsh: Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place?
An opinion piece examines the tough spot facing Kevin Warsh, the former Federal Reserve governor frequently mentioned as a possible future Fed chair, as he navigates political pressure and central bank independence.
Saab’s Guilty Plea Raises New Questions for Maduro
Colombian businessman Alex Saab, long seen as a close ally of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges in a Miami federal court, opening new uncertainty about his former boss's inner circle.
Mexican Navy Cocaine Seizures Surge at Sea in 2026
Mexico's Navy reports seizing 47.2% more cocaine in international waters so far this year than during the entirety of last year, signaling intensified anti-drug operations.
US-Iran Conflict Costs Hit $38 Billion Through 2026
A new report estimates that hostilities between the United States and Iran have already cost $38 billion (roughly 38,000 million dollars) as of August 2026, according to Mexican outlet La Jornada.
Mexico’s Military Meets US Northern Command on Defense
Mexico's Army-Air Force and Navy secretariats held talks with US Northern Command to strengthen joint defense capabilities across North America.
Mexican Soccer Caught Between Courts and Investigations
Mexican professional soccer finds itself entangled in a web of international tribunal proceedings and domestic government investigations, raising questions about the sport's governance and oversight in the country.
Bogotá Mall Shop Tied to Colombian Drug Kingpin’s Fortune
A court ruling reveals that a storefront in Bogotá's upscale Santa Bárbara mall is entangled in a two-decade-old asset forfeiture case linked to notorious drug trafficker Hernán Prada Cortés.
Iran’s Azadi Tower Lit Up for Mexican Independence Day
Tehran's iconic Azadi Tower was illuminated in green, white and red to honor Mexico's Independence Day, a gesture of goodwill between the two nations.
Cuba Seeks BRICS Membership, Deputy Minister Says
A Cuban deputy minister says Havana is pursuing membership in the BRICS bloc to deepen economic cooperation with its member nations.
US Shifts Military Aid From Europe, Mideast to Latin America
According to a report by the Mexican newspaper La Jornada, the United States is redirecting millions of dollars in military assistance away from Europe and the Middle East toward right-leaning governments in Latin America.