Mexican Musician, Pregnant Wife, Daughter Found Slain
Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo, was found murdered alongside his pregnant wife, their young daughter and a family employee in a residential complex outside Mexico City.
6-Year-Old Survives Attack That Killed Musician’s Family
The son of slain Camilo Séptimo keyboardist Jonathan Meléndez survived a deadly attack on their Mexico City penthouse by hiding, while the rest of his family was killed.
Musician, Pregnant Wife, Daughter Killed in Mexico City Suburb
Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo, was found dead alongside his pregnant wife, their young daughter and a 21-year-old woman in a suburban Mexico City apartment, days after reportedly sending an unsettling message to loved ones.
US to Tighten Visa Rules for Foreign Students in September
The Trump administration is rolling out a set of new visa rules this month that will shorten timelines and reshape how foreign students, workers and journalists can legally stay in the United States.
US Envoy: We’re Targeting Cartels’ Money Where It Hurts
US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson says the strategy against drug cartels focuses on cutting off their financial networks, striking at what he calls their most painful vulnerability.
ChatGPT Outage Disrupts Other AI Platforms, Including Claude…
A massive outage at ChatGPT rippled across services built on OpenAI's technology, while Anthropic's Claude and xAI's Grok also reported problems around the same time.
Gastroenteritis Outbreak Hits 135 Doctors in Mexico City
An outbreak of acute infectious gastroenteritis has struck 135 physicians at Mexico City's Hospital General de México, according to a report from La Jornada.
Mexico Protests US Deportations of Its Citizens to Central…
Mexico's government has again objected to the United States sending Mexican nationals to Central American countries instead of returning them directly to Mexico.
Mexico: Nearly 11,000 Bodies Sit Unclaimed in Morgues
A new report from Mexico's national statistics agency (Inegi) reveals that almost 11,000 corpses remain stored in forensic centers nationwide, underscoring a deepening backlog in the country's morgue system.
Colombians Shine on Brutal Vuelta a España Stage 12
Slovenia's Jakob Omrzel won a thrilling summit finish at the Vuelta a España, while Colombians Santiago Buitrago and Harold Tejada delivered standout performances that kept them atop the mountains and overall Colombian rankings.