The Pitt and Widow’s Bay Win Top Honors at 2026 Emmys
Medical drama The Pitt and mystery series Widow's Bay emerged as the biggest winners at this year's Emmy Awards, according to a report from Mexican newspaper La Jornada.
Spanish University Halts Mexico Exchanges After Student’s Murder
The University of Granada in Spain has suspended its student exchange program with Mexico following the femicide of Claudia Tacoronte, a case that has raised alarm about safety for international students.
Colombia Faces $30 Billion Fight Over Sunken Galleon
An international arbitration case over the sunken San José galleon and its treasure—worth an estimated $20 billion—is nearing trial, with Colombia's legal credibility and up to 30 trillion pesos (roughly $7.5 billion) at stake.
UN Sounds Alarm on AI Risks Amid US-China Rivalry
The United Nations' top human rights official warned that runaway AI development threatens humanity's future, as fears of an AI-driven extinction event by 2030 collide with a fierce US-China race for tech dominance.
AI’s Real Risk Is Human Misuse, Not the Tech: Expert
An expert argues that artificial intelligence itself isn't inherently dangerous—the real risks emerge from how people choose to use it.
Explosion at Veracruz Salt Plant Kills at Least Three
An explosion at a salt processing plant in Jáltipan, Veracruz, has left at least three people dead and several others injured, according to local reports.
Groups Condemn Killing of Spanish Student in Mexico
Mexican women's rights organizations and a national university association have condemned the femicide of Claudia Tacoronte, a Spanish exchange student killed in the state of Morelos.
Emmy 2026: Colombian Actor in the Running for Top Honor
At the 2026 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, Colombian actor Carlos Manuel Vesga competes for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role in Apple TV+'s dystopian hit Pluribus.
Mexico’s Basic Grocery Basket Costs Rose Again in August
Mexico's national statistics agency, INEGI, reported that the cost of the country's basic basket of essential goods increased again in August, adding pressure to household budgets.
Carney Says Canada Ready to Negotiate Trade Deal with US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government is prepared to sit down with Washington to hammer out a new trade agreement, as trade tensions between the two neighbors continue.