New Movement in Mexico Declares ‘Being a Man Is Not a Crime’
A newly announced initiative dubbed "9S" has emerged in Mexico under the slogan "Being a man is not a crime," positioning itself as a response to the country's increasingly visible feminist mobilizations.
Mexico’s Crime Survey Raises Doubts on Citizen Safety
A new opinion piece examines Mexico's annual crime victimization survey, ENVIPE, questioning whether authorities are truly protecting ordinary citizens from rising insecurity.
Jalisco Arrest: ‘Canguro’ Tied to US Drug Trafficking
Mexican authorities arrested Ángel Guerrero Carrillo, known as 'Canguro,' in Jalisco for allegedly running a drug-trafficking network that shipped narcotics to three U.S. cities.
Colombian Prisons Linked to Hourly Extortion Calls
A new report from Colombia's prison agency Inpec found that inmates are placing an extortion-related call roughly once every hour, despite a ban on cellphones behind bars.
BRICS Summit Backs Economic Cooperation, Inclusive Growth
Leaders of the BRICS bloc called for stronger economic cooperation among member nations and pushed for a more inclusive model of global growth, according to a joint statement from their latest summit.
Hyrox Racer’s Public Accident Sparks Hygiene Debate
A competitor in a Beijing Hyrox event went viral after finishing the race despite soiling herself mid-competition, prompting both praise for her grit and criticism over hygiene and event management.
Trump to Scrap 10% Tariff on Irish Whiskey
President Trump has announced plans to remove the 10% tariff currently applied to Irish whiskey imports into the United States.
El Niño Stalls Atlantic Hurricane Season, Breaks 60-Year Record
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has gone 103 days without producing a single hurricane, the longest such wait since 1950, even though forecasters had predicted an unusually active year.
China Calls for AI ‘Safety Barrier’ Amid Rising Risks
China's top security official is urging tighter oversight of artificial intelligence, citing growing political, social and technological dangers as Beijing and Washington race for tech dominance.
Ex-Anthropic Engineer Warns of AI Extinction Risk
A former Anthropic researcher says AI workers are gripped by genuine fear over the technology's breakneck pace, warning that humanity could face extinction if development isn't slowed.