Ex-Soldier Held With Two Bodies in Car Near Bogotá
A former Colombian soldier was arrested after police found two lifeless bodies inside his car on a highway near Chipaque, Cundinamarca, in what investigators are calling a double homicide.
Cali Triplet Survivor Recovers One Month After Quake
A month after Colombia's devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake, Ana María Saavedra is the only member of her family to survive, and she's now fighting to walk again and heal from unimaginable loss.
Some Countries Move to Ban AI Tools in Schools
From Norway to New York, education authorities are restricting artificial intelligence in classrooms, citing growing scientific evidence about its impact on learning.
Trump Rallies GOP at Convention Amid Election Worries
President Trump took center stage at a Republican Party gathering aimed at shoring up support ahead of upcoming elections, as the party looks to avoid losses at the polls.
A Month After Colombia’s Quake, a Dog’s Grief and Love
A month after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake killed a lawyer in Cali, Colombia, her elderly dog Salomón—found alive beneath her body—is still mourning her loss with his adoptive family in Pasto.
What Can Petro Buy Under US Sanctions? Experts Weigh In
After Avianca canceled two of former Colombian President Gustavo Petro's flight tickets and questions arose over a house purchase near Bogotá, experts explain that US sanctions don't automatically block every transaction—but they create serious risks for anyone doing business with…
Colombian Turns Down Yale Fellowship to Help Cali After Quake
Roger Mina, head of Cali's public utility Emcali, gave up a coveted spot in Yale's World Fellows Program to stay with his city and workers after a devastating earthquake.
Lula and Sheinbaum Stand Alone on Nicaragua
A new opinion piece argues that Brazil's Lula and Mexico's Sheinbaum are increasingly isolated among Latin American leaders over their stance on Nicaragua's government.
Op-Ed Warns: Could Mexico Follow Nicaragua on Elections?
A Mexican opinion columnist uses biting sarcasm to warn that anti-democratic tendencies could push Mexico toward canceling elections, as Nicaragua has effectively done under its authoritarian government.
Pereira Triple Killing Investigated as Jealousy Attack
A man in Pereira, Colombia, allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend and her new partner before turning the gun on himself, in what authorities believe was a jealousy-fueled attack after their breakup.