What Is Mukbang? The Eating Trend Tied to an Influencer’s Death
The death of a 24-year-old Chinese influencer known for mukbang videos has renewed attention on the extreme eating trend that turns overeating into online entertainment.
US Northern Command Praises Mexico’s Anti-Cartel Drone Efforts
US Northern Command highlighted growing cooperation with Mexican authorities in countering drones used by drug cartels for surveillance and attacks.
Trump Vows to Keep ‘Excellent Relationship’ with Mexico
Asked about the ongoing renegotiation of the USMCA trade deal, President Trump said he intends to preserve a strong relationship with Mexico despite the tense trade talks.
James Rodríguez Picks New Number for Nacional Return
Colombian midfielder James Rodríguez has chosen a new jersey number for his debut with Atlético Nacional after league rules blocked him from wearing his usual No. 10.
Mexico City Valley Declares Phase 1 Ozone Alert
The Environmental Commission of the Megalopolis (CAMe) has activated a Phase 1 air quality contingency due to high ozone levels in the Valley of Mexico, urging residents to limit outdoor activity and reduce vehicle use.
Russian Missile Destroys Ukrainian Tennis Star’s Home
Ukrainian tennis player Dayana Yastremska says a Russian cruise missile obliterated her family's apartment in Odesa, sparing only a towel from the French Open.
Mexican Students Win 4 Medals at Math Olympiad
A team of young Mexican students brought home two gold and two silver medals from an international mathematics olympiad held in Argentina, once again showcasing the country's strength in math education.
Ed Maverick Cancels Cordillera Festival Set Over Infection
Mexican singer Ed Maverick pulled out of his Saturday slot at Bogotá's Festival Cordillera after being hospitalized with an acute infection, with organizers hoping to reschedule him for Sunday.
Ex-Aide: Petro Knew Guerrero’s Diplomas Were Fake
Angie Rodríguez, former director of Colombia's presidential office, says ex-President Gustavo Petro knew Juliana Guerrero's academic credentials were falsified yet ordered her appointment as vice minister anyway.
Sheinbaum Denies Welfare Programs Are Driving Up Mexico’s Debt
During a visit to Campeche, President Claudia Sheinbaum pushed back on claims that Mexico's social welfare programs are pushing the country into unsustainable debt, calling the accusation false.