Car Bomb Hits Colombia Police Station, Killing One
A car bomb exploded outside a police station in Los Patios, near Cúcuta, Colombia, killing one person and wounding 11 others, including two officers.
Car Bomb Hits Police Station in Los Patios, Colombia
A vehicle packed with explosives detonated outside the main police station in Los Patios, near Cúcuta, damaging the building and cutting power to nearby neighborhoods.
Ex-Gang Leader Found Guilty in Tupac Shakur’s Murder
A Las Vegas jury convicted former gang leader Duane 'Keffe D' Davis of first-degree murder for orchestrating the 1996 drive-by shooting that killed rapper Tupac Shakur, nearly three decades after the crime.
Ayotzinapa: 12 Years Later, a Long-Awaited Report
As the 12th anniversary of the Ayotzinapa case approaches, columnist Magdalena Gómez examines the government's promise of a new report on the still-unsolved disappearance of 43 students.
Back-to-School Costs Strain 89% of Mexican Families
A new report finds that the return to classes puts financial pressure on the vast majority of Mexican households, with grocery vouchers offered as one way to ease the burden.
Girl, 6, Found Dead in Colombia After Weeklong Search
A six-year-old girl with autism who vanished in rural Antioquia, Colombia, was found dead a week later, with a security video offering a crucial clue about her final movements.
Bogotá’s Metro Bridge: 215 Meters With No Middle Columns
A massive 215-meter (705-foot) bridge is taking shape over downtown Bogotá to carry the city's first metro line, built without a single support column in its center span.
Trump Seeks $100K+ Fee on H-1B Visas for Foreign Workers
The Trump administration is once again trying to impose a fee of over $100,000 on companies that hire foreign workers through the H-1B visa program, this time using a different legal strategy after a federal court struck down its earlier…
Acid Attack Survivor in Bogotá Seeks Euthanasia
María Consuelo Córdoba, a Colombian woman disfigured in an acid attack, has requested euthanasia after enduring years of surgeries and hospitalization.
El Niño Water Shortage Threatens Mexico’s GDP
The El Niño weather pattern is expected to cut into Mexico's economic output as water shortages hit key agricultural regions, according to a report from La Jornada.