Video Shows Bridge Swept Away in Nepal-China Border Flood
A viral video captures the exact moment a raging river destroyed a bridge in Nepal's Rasuwa district, part of a massive flood disaster near the border with Tibet that has left deaths, missing persons and widespread destruction.
Sheinbaum Backs Regulating Cellphones in Mexican Schools
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said cellphone use in schools should be regulated, arguing that students need to return to paper and pencil and to genuine face-to-face interaction.
Sheinbaum to Release Public Report on Ayotzinapa Case
President Claudia Sheinbaum is preparing a public report on the Ayotzinapa case following the arrest of former Guerrero governor Ángel Aguirre, a key figure long tied to the unsolved 2014 disappearance of 43 students.
Colombia Pension Reform: Who Gets Transition Rules?
Colombia’s new pension law sets a contribution threshold—750 weeks for women, 900 for men—to determine who can stay under the old 1993 pension rules instead of the new system.
Sheinbaum: Mexico presses US over ICE deaths of Mexicans
President Claudia Sheinbaum said Mexico's Foreign Secretary Velasco has formally demanded that US authorities clarify the deaths of Mexican nationals held in ICE custody.
Mexico’s Labor Poverty Rate Hits 31.9% in Q2
Nearly a third of Mexican workers didn't earn enough to cover a basic food basket for their families in the second quarter of the year, according to official data.
Nepal Landslide Toll Rises to 359 Dead, 1,300 Missing
The death toll from a landslide in Nepal has climbed to 359, with more than 1,300 people still unaccounted for as rescue teams continue searching the affected area.
Puebla Arrest Made in Content Creator’s Killing
Mexican authorities announced the arrest in Puebla of a man suspected of directly carrying out the murder of content creator César Gastélum, known online as Cesarín.
Bernie Sanders on Why Progressives Are Winning in the US
In an opinion piece for the Mexican newspaper La Jornada, US Senator Bernie Sanders argues that progressive politics are gaining ground across the United States, pointing to shifting public sentiment on economic and social issues.
Mexico’s Top Court Grants Indigenous Groups Legal Standing
Mexico's Supreme Court has ruled that Indigenous communities can now participate as interested parties in constitutional disputes affecting them, a first-of-its-kind decision expanding their legal recognition.