Clashes over gasoline, housing, and insurance mark the debate in California toward the next governor The eight candidates starred in a debate in which health, education, and the economy were the central themes
The felines took full advantage of the goal by Argentine Angel Correa in the 33rd minute. The felines took full advantage of the goal by Argentine Angel Correa in the 33rd minute, and from that moment on...
Pumas defeated Pachuca 2-0 and snatched the lead from Chivas, who drew 0-0 with Xolos Pumas, in a heart-stopping finish, snatched the top spot from Chivas with a controversial victory over Pachuca, while Chivas couldn't overcome Xolos
Heat waves and cardiovascular risk: an alarming link For every day with temperatures above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (38 °C), the risk of heart disease increases by 3%
Scientists reveal new clues about the origin of the interstellar comet 3I ATLAS It traveled billions of years from a cold, lonely corner of the galaxy. By the time it reached our solar system, it was already older than the Sun.
More and more Americans are rejecting ICE operations to detain immigrants Increasing rejection by Americans of Trump's immigration policy and ICE operations to detain foreigners lacking legal status
Why doctors recommend exercising at night for people with diabetes This approach—known as chrono-exercise—opens a new therapeutic door that could transform medical recommendations
Be careful when asking ChatGPT or Gemini for medical advice: a study reveals their answers are problematic AI can offer incomplete answers that, depending on the topic, can be dangerous for the user
Fighting political corruption requires more than campaign promises A message from the community for Nathan Hochman, Los Angeles District Attorney
MLB: percentage of African American players increases for the second consecutive year The representation of African American players in MLB reached 6.8%, according to official data
Florida Attorney General launches investigation against OpenAI and ChatGPT OpenAI is in the crosshairs of Florida authorities for its possible responsibility in several crimes in which ChatGPT was used
Marriage could be related to a lower risk of cancer: we explain it to you Research also reveals significant differences in how marriage affects health between men and women
Immigrant arrests on public roads increased 1,000% in Trump's second term Despite the DHS's attempts to discredit the study, the DDP maintains that its figures come directly from the original ICE records
Social Security in bankruptcy? What workers fear versus reality Many fear that Social Security will disappear, but the reality is different. We explain what will happen to your benefits and how to prepare for retirement
Doctors tried a digital twin To correct a patient's irregular heart rhythm The results of a clinical trial suggest that the use of these virtual models could increase the success rate in the treatment of arrhythmias
Young students from Los Angeles want and seek a better world Hundreds of students from 13 schools attend the second annual 'Youth Summit' to cultivate leadership and service skills in Skid Row
Chinese scientists create genetically modified plants to glow like those in Avatar Researchers have created more than 20 species of genetically modified bioluminescent plants that look like they came from the Avatar universe
Help programs for homeless people in Los Angeles could suffer a million-dollar cut The Trump administration intends to cut $393 million in federal funds for programs to help the homeless
Spanish and Mexican lead UCLA to its first college basketball final Spanish star Lauren Betts and Mexican-American Gabriela Jaquez shine against Texas and will seek to bring glory to UCLA
ICE under fire: they denounce mistreatment of pregnant immigrants in detention A group of organizations denounced that most pregnant women in detention do not receive the necessary medical care
Transformations in the feet during pregnancy: is it true that they grow? Women typically gain between 11 and 18 kilos, which can result in increased stress on foot structures
How much does an ICE agent earn in 2026 and why the salary is under scrutiny The salary of ICE agents in 2026 reopens the debate in the US: how much they earn, benefits, and why they get paid while other employees don't.
Study revealed why asking AI for personal advice is a terrible idea Asking AI for advice has become a habit for many users, and recent research claims it's the worst thing you can do
Suspected of kidnapping two UCLA students in custody Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested as a suspect in kidnapping two college students; the man is linked to a 2025 sexual assault case
Diaspora communities define public debate They influence both the policies of their countries of origin and those of the United States
The dispute over who should pay for Maduro's defense in the US The former president of Venezuela intends to use his country's funds to pay his lawyers, but the US government is blocking it and a judge must decide
USC denies bias in political debate for California governor candidates The University of Southern California responds to accusations about criteria for Tuesday's election debate, in which six candidates are participating
Universities are concerned about the growing mental health problems of students University students identify factors such as balancing studies and financial obligations as the main drivers of their difficulties
Trump Administration sues Harvard over treatment of Jewish students and demands millions The government is accusing Harvard of failing to protect Jewish students and is seeking to recover federal funds
Without these satellites the modern world and wars would be blind Satellite navigation sustains modern life... and warfare. GNSS systems are indispensable, and also vulnerable to jamming and attacks.
The flu vaccine didn't work in the US: the worst effectiveness rates in more than a decade were recorded A new subtype of the A H3N2 virus has predominated this season, contributing to a considerable increase in infections, especially in New York
Technology to the rescue: they create an app to last longer in bed An app called Melonga, designed by urologists and psychologists, doubled the time it took for men with premature ejaculation
How the historical rivalry between the US and Cuba was born Washington and Havana are experiencing a critical moment due to Trump's pressures and the chronic Cuban crisis. The enmity between the two countries has accumulated for more than 60 years
Theia: the planet that our Earth could have devoured to create the Moon Scientists currently believe that a mysterious Mars-sized planet collided with a young Earth 4.5 billion years ago
A group of protesters assaults a Communist Party headquarters in the city of Moron, Cuba A group of protesters attacked a Communist Party building in Cuba after a protest over high food prices and power outages
The last time the US attempted (and achieved) regime change in Iran A US- and UK-backed coup redefined the destiny of the Iranian people
Eternal tribute to the King: Rio de Janeiro Metro already has a station called 'Pele' The iconic Maracana metro stop is now called “King Pele-Maracana Station”, in homage to the footballer who made history in the temple of Brazilian football
Confidence in the Supreme Court falls to an all-time low, according to survey Public support for the Supreme Court plummets as political polarization grows over its rulings
Scientists want to launch a probe to intercept the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS A fragment of another star system is fleeing at more than 60 km/s. Some scientists believe there may still be a way to reach it.
They resist and honor the people who have lost their lives because of ICE Every Sunday, a group of activists and residents gather at the Home Depot in Cypress Park to remember those who have died since June 6
Fatima Bosch explodes at Harvard after being questioned about her victory in Miss Universe Miss Universe defended her crown against harsh criticism at an academic conference at Harvard University
Lady Gaga reveals new details about her wedding to Michael Polansky The singer shared during a radio broadcast that the wedding will take place
GLP-1 medicines' potential to treat substance addictions is being examined With the increase in clinical trials, promising results are expected in the treatment of alcohol use disorder
Jose Caicedo leaves Pumas for Portland Timbers and Keylor Navas begins talks to renew Jose Caicedo's performance declined at Pumas under Efrain Juarez, and for that reason, he is preparing to join the Portland Timbers of MLS
Scientists discover that Apollo missions brought back extraordinary lunar rocks Titanium hidden deep within the Moon generated a magnetic field stronger than Earth's, but only for a few decades.
What happens if you charge your cell phone with a more powerful charger? Using a more powerful charger than recommended may seem harmless, but it has real effects on your battery
Angelino self-repatriates to Mexico: 'I have come with humility to learn and to contribute' Alessandro Negrete participates by giving his testimony in the webinars The Self Repatriation of Loyola Law School and ITESO
2026 Tax Return: Free advice for immigrants in Texas Community centers and universities in Texas are offering free advice to help immigrants file their tax returns with the IRS
Scientists believe they found an abandoned Soviet module on the Moon A small Soviet sphere touched the Moon in 1966 and changed the history of space exploration. Then it disappeared. Where is Luna 9?
Department of Justice sues UCLA for alleged antisemitism In its lawsuit, the DOJ alleges that the university engaged in a pattern of Title VII discrimination against Jewish and Israeli employees
Pumas defeat Rayados de Monterrey with a double from Alvaro Angulo and enter the Top 3 of the Liga MX The Colombian shines at Ciudad Universitaria and leaves Sergio Canales' Rayados without an answer
Jesse Jackson, the veteran civil rights leader and contender for the US presidency, dies at 84 The influence of the American activist for African American rights extended from the churches of the Deep South to the White House
Survivor: 'Sex trafficking starts in schools' There are many Jeffrey Epsteins and Ghislaine Maxwells who have yet to be discovered and who continue to operate with impunity, says
More than 40 cases of measles were recorded at a Florida university, the largest outbreak on an educational campus The university has implemented quarantine measures for students who may have been exposed during the contagious period
Is the egg the best protein provider? In gyms, nutrition clinics, and home kitchens, the debate constantly resurfaces: Is the egg really the ultimate protein provider?
Win money with love: the best bets on Valentine's Day This Valentine's Day, platforms like Polymarket and Kalshi allow you to bet on celebrity wedding predictions this year: want to try your luck?
Sitting with your legs crossed can be harmful to your health: we'll explain it to you The favorite posture of many in the office, at the coffee shop, or on the sofa hides consequences for circulation, bones, nerves, and even fertility
An AI solved a mysterious game from the Roman Empire from more than 1,500 years ago For decades, a white stone with engraved lines silently kept its secret. Until now.
Pumas come from behind to beat Puebla 2-3 and save Efrain Juarez's job Pumas UNAM overcame their bipolarity to come back from a 2-0 deficit and defeat Puebla 3-2 to remain undefeated and move into second place in the tournament
Physicists witness something impossible: the explosion of a black hole that could explain almost everything A single neutrino with record energy could become the first evidence of Hawking radiation ever observed
Event agenda: what to do in Los Angeles from February 12 to 26 Enjoy Valentine's Day and various events for all tastes
For the feat: Pumas will seek to overcome a 4-1 deficit against San Diego FC in Mexico City The university team needs a perfect game at home to overturn the first-leg result and stay alive in the Concacaf Champions Cup
What a coup in Latin America in 1950 reveals about Trump's policies in Venezuela, Greenland, and Iran Can a US company's fear of losing its banana plantations in Guatemala explain President Trump's current foreign policy?
My children were recruited in a human trafficking scam and I helped the police find them BBC Africa Eye joined a police unit against human trafficking in Sierra Leone to help a man search for his missing children
The physicist who inspired the word boson and who, together with Einstein, predicted the fifth state of matter Satyendra Nath Bose revolutionized the understanding of light and matter, sparked new ideas in Einstein, and left a great legacy in modern physics
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump Tries to Soften Immigration Message, But in Practice There Are Few Changes Check out this week's top immigration developments, including how Trump is trying to ease pressure on ICE as operations continue
Don't have health insurance? Here's how you can get cheaper medical care Don't have health insurance because of its high cost? Discover clinics, discounts, and resources to access cheaper medical care in the United States
From age 35: men develop risk of heart disease earlier than women The gender difference is largely due to coronary heart disease, a narrowing or blockage of the arteries of the heart
Dopamine: The brain's tool that generates constant expectation and drives us to always seek more Commonly associated with the pursuit of pleasure, it conditions actions and decisions, boosts memory, and is more linked to surprise than satisfaction
College tragedy: Three students arrested after Arizona fraternity freshman dies An 18-year-old student died after participating in a fraternity event near the Northern Arizona University campus
US Texas Migrant Family Detention Center Locked Down Due to Measles Outbreak Authorities reported that two detainees contracted meals at Dilley, the detention center where the child Liam Conejo Ramos and his father were held
Cuba will not be able to survive: 4 keys to understanding how Trump is using oil to pressure the island government Trump's threat to impose tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba could trigger an unprecedented humanitarian crisis on the island
Who is Laura Fernandez, the young new president-elect of Costa Rica? Laura Fernandez Delgado is the new president-elect of Costa Rica.
NFL Latino Youth Honors: the finalists will be part of Super Bowl week Eight exemplary young people on and off the field are vying for a $25,000 scholarship and personal growth opportunities with the NFL Latino Youth Honors
Grey's Anatomy halts filming to join protests against ICE This Friday, the production of 'Grey's Anatomy' joined the movement seeking to put pressure on the Donald Trump administration
National strike called for abolishing ICE Miles echo the call from Minnesota and reject fascism; many businesses close, few purchases, and students drop out of school
Uriel "Brujo" Antuna officially swapped Tigres' jersey for Pumas'. The Pumas board confirmed the arrival of Uriel Antuna as a reinforcement, who had a forgettable stint at Tigres UANL
Yale University will offer free tuition to those earning less than $200,000 a year Yale University will eliminate tuition costs for families with incomes below $200,000 to expand access to all students
Hoppers: The film where Pixar dared to break its own rules The director of We Bare Bears brought the pace of television to Pixar. We visited Emeryville to discover how Hoppers breaks the studio's formula
Veteran TV meteorologist dies in Idaho plane crash Roland Steadham, CBS2 chief meteorologist and a well-known television personality in Idaho, died when his small plane crashed into a frozen river
Nightlife lifestyle makes you prone to heart disease Research highlights the importance of the circadian rhythm, the biological clock that regulates various bodily processes such as blood pressure and metabolism
Congress members demand Trump administration allow Honduran student deported by “mistake” return On November 20, 2025, she was detained at Logan Airport in Boston, when she tried to fly to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving
How dangerous are the authorities' “non-lethal” weapons? An expert warns that calling rubber bullets, tear gas, and other crowd control devices “less lethal” is misleading
The surprising return of lost birds to the Galapagos Islands Without the threat of invasive predators, Galapagos birds are returning 200 years after Charles Darwin visited the archipelago
Federal Government Calls ICU Nurse Killed by ICE in Minnesota an “Attacker” Alex Jeffrey Pretti was a 37-year-old registered nurse who saved lives in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Minnesota Veterans Hospital
Cuba conducts military exercises amid tensions with the US Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel defended military preparations....
Colorectal cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in people under 50 By 1990, colorectal cancer ranked fifth among the causes of cancer death in people under 50. By 2023, it had risen to first
Fernando Mendoza's week: TV shows, bobblehead, and the long-awaited announcement Las Vegas Raiders smile after Fernando Mendoza, the Cuban-American quarterback, officially declares his move from Indiana to the NFL Draft
Why Mexico has been the biggest beneficiary of Trump's tariffs Amid Donald Trump's tough tariff policy, Mexico managed to increase its exports to the US
Trump jeopardizes Gaza ceasefire plan after threatening Greenland He seems convinced that his negotiation style, based on pressure and personal gain, will once again prevail over traditional diplomacy
Health insurance premium increases impact older and low-income adults Four million people expected to lose their health insurance coverage completely
Artificial Intelligence boosts wages by 21%, experts say Research conducted by professors at Stanford University determined that AI substantially reduces wage inequality
A tax on condoms and cheaper childcare: China's plans to boost the birth rate Chinese consumers have to pay a 13% sales tax on contraceptives, but childcare services are exempt
Extending your life is possible: small lifestyle changes are enough Just five extra minutes of sleep and small increases in physical activity and diet quality can result in an extra year of life
Pumas UNAM salvages a draw at home against Leon With a goal from Brazilian Juninho, Pumas tied 1-1 against Leon in Matchday 3 of the Liga MX Clausura, in a match marked by Keylor Navas' saves.
Vigorexia or the obsession with developing muscle A disorder that leads to perceiving one's own body as weak or insufficiently muscular, which mainly affects young men
The reality about saunas and cold baths: healing methods or myths? The call is to find pleasurable activities, highlighting that the key to good health may lie more in enjoyment than in temperature
Ben Affleck doesn't want his children to be actors The actor and director seeks to protect Violet, Fin, and Samuel from media exposure, encouraging them to find their own paths away from Hollywood
Hunter Biden is accused of failure to pay child support Hunter Biden now faces a new lawsuit, this time for failure to pay child support and for refusing to spend time with one of his daughters
The prestigious French university where spies train Sciences Po Saint-Germain, near Paris, trains current French secret agents and potential new recruits
Can a Nobel Prize be given away as Maria Corina Machado did with Trump? (and the outrage it sparks in Norway) The committee also does not consider it its role “to issue daily comments on Nobel Peace Prize....
Pathetic: Norway criticizes Maria Corina Machado for handing over her Nobel Peace Prize medal to Donald Trump Norway calls Maria Corina Machado's Nobel Peace Prize medal handed over to Donald Trump pathetic, sparking strong international controversy
San Fernando Valley student accepted to more than 80 universities At a college reveal party, she announces the name of the university she chose to study political science and international politics
Trump and the massive recruitment of ICE agents During Trump's second term, there has been a rapid increase in the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents
U.S. Admits error and apologizes for the deportation to Honduras of Any Lucia Lopez, Massachusetts student The U.S. government admitted a mistake and apologized for deporting Any Lucia Lopez, a student from Massachusetts, to Honduras despite a court order
Young woman reports being fired after alerting on TikTok about the presence of ICE agents at a Dallas hotel Employee reports being fired after recording and alerting on TikTok about the presence of ICE agents at a Dallas hotel
Pumas surprise Tigres 1-0 and break a 12-year losing streak at the Volcan Paraguayan Robert Morales made his debut with Pumas, leading them to a 1-0 victory against Tigres, breaking a 12-year winless streak at the Universitario
FDA orders removal of suicide risk warnings from popular weight-loss drug labels After a thorough review, federal regulators conclude there is no increased risk of suicide associated with GLP-1 obesity drugs
US Supreme Court upholds ban on transgender athletes on girls' teams The ruling would affect school and college competitions. It is argued that states must separate biological differences in sports
I feel poorer today than in December: the rise in prices in Venezuela since Maduro's capture While international attention is focused on the political changes taking place in Venezuela, for Venezuelans, rising prices are the main concern
Texas teacher accused of having sex with student in Walmart parking lot Jaden Renee Charles, 26, and mother of four, faces two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a minor
Anxiety and confusion after Trump's attack on Venezuela Experts on the subject analyze the repercussions and expose the uncertainty that prevails among Venezuelans
Pumas kick off the Mexican tournament with a draw against Queretaro with a goal from Adalberto Carrasquilla The university team dominated at Ciudad Universitaria, but Gallos reacted in the second half and salvaged a draw in matchday 1
Study reveals link between sleep and dementia risk Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern monitored more than 2,000 participants with an average age of 79
Trump declares national emergency to protect Venezuelan oil revenues Donald Trump declared a national emergency to prevent Venezuelan government creditors from accessing its oil profits
How could Trump take control of Greenland? The United States is considering a range of alternatives, from military action to a campaign focused on residents. We analyze them.
Actor Timothy Busfield faces charges of child sexual abuse Actor and husband of actress Melissa Gilbert, Timothy Busfield, faces criminal charges in New Mexico for alleged acts of sexual abuse
The death of a Cruz Azul fan is the possible reason for denying them the opportunity to play at Pumas' home stadium It is claimed that Cruz Azul's lease for Pumas' stadium was not renewed, supposedly as retaliation for the controversy surrounding the death of a fan
Fernando Mendoza destroys Oregon and Indiana will play Miami for the title Indiana's 56-22 massacre of Oregon sets the stage for a dream matchup in Miami, the home of Fernando Mendoza
Pumas are considering signing Hirving Lozano After the abrupt announcement of that came as a surprise.
Maduro Falls: 3 Possible Scenarios for Venezuela After the United States Intervention Venezuela is in uncharted territory. The United States' intervention changes the scenario. A transition may be underway, but it is not an easy path.
Connecting with nature can help you achieve greater balance in the workday Burnout syndrome has become a silent epidemic recognized by the World Health Organization
What is known about the prisoners released in Venezuela after the US attacks and Maduro's departure The president of the Venezuelan National Assembly announced the release of detained political and social leaders. We tell you who they are.
Pumas finally confirmed the signing of two-time champion Robert Morales Robert Morales, who was expected to join Pumas UNAM, will apparently opt to play for one of Brazil's powerhouses, Internacional of Porto Alegre
Noem says that 650,000 immigrants have been deported; Many without criminal records The figure, according to critics, is accompanied by abuses in detentions and legal battles that have defined the Republican's immigration policy
UN's credibility, called into question again after Trump's military operation in Venezuela The action against Venezuela has reignited skepticism in the halls of the UN about its ability to curb unilateral decisions by major powers
Antonio Mohamed hints at poor management by Tigres regarding Sebastian Cordova Sebastian Cordova arrived at Toluca. Mohamed hopes to recover his form and give him the opportunities he didn't have with Tigres
What is known about Renee Nicole Good, the woman shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis The woman was a US citizen and mother of three, according to two federal sources who spoke to CBS, the BBC's US partner.
People reluctant to get vaccinated as flu cases continue to rise: expert explains the reasons According to research, it is essential to contextualize the data to facilitate a more effective understanding of the risks and benefits of vaccination
Brown University shooting: video confessions of Portuguese Claudio Neves Valente revealed Videos reveal that Portuguese shooter Claudio Neves Valente confessed to the attacks at Brown University and the murder of an MIT professor
Delcy and Jorge Rodriguez: the siblings who concentrate power in the new stage of Chavismo With Delcy Rodriguez as acting president and Jorge Rodriguez at the head of the National Assembly, the siblings emerge as the axis of power in Venezuela
Best High-Paying Jobs for Immigrants in the USA Some jobs in the United States can be more accessible and offer better salaries to immigrants looking to settle in the country
Widely consumed fish pose a significant health risk The public is urged to choose a balanced diet and be cautious when choosing seafood with high levels of these substances
There is concern about air quality in areas affected by the 2025 fires One year after the Eaton and Palisades fires, UCLA study reveals substances in the air that affect health
Nurse kills her two children and grandmother in Tennessee before taking her own life A 32-year-old nurse practitioner committed a quadruple murder-suicide in Waverly, Tennessee. Authorities rule out foul play
Common chemicals among factors that cause some women to develop endometriosis Studies suggest that the combination of genetic factors and environmental exposures can affect the immune system, promoting inflammation
Who is Delcy Rodriguez, the Vice President of Venezuela whom the Supreme Court appointed as Maduro's successor? The Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela ordered that Delcy Rodriguez assume the head of state position due to Maduro's
Efrain Juarez reportedly lost his temper again, causing a fight and kicking out his rivals Efrain Juarez reportedly lost his temper again, causing a fight against FC Juarez and even kicking them out of his facilities
Dani Alves could return to football after his time with Pumas UNAM The Brazilian full-back bought a club in the third division of Portugal. Dani Alves would play until the end of the season with this same club
Angels divided over US attack on Venezuela Venezuelans celebrate the “historic” capture of Maduro while activists denounce the invasion as illegal and unconstitutional by Trump
Gloria Saucedo is now in the heaven of the immortals Many achievements that contribute to a better daily life for the Latino community in the United States are owed to her activism and struggle
Maduro and His Wife Indicted on Four Charges in the United States US Attorney General Pam Bondi Announces
Asus laptops will be more expensive starting in January: the AI ????boom drives up RAM and SSD prices Asus announced plans to increase laptop prices starting in 2026, affecting both gamers and average users
Tom Brady spotted very close to influencer Alix Earle, who is 23 years younger Tom Brady was seen dancing very close to Alix Earle, who in turn whispered things in his ear and showered him with caresses during a New Year's Eve party
'A very special guy': Fernando Mendoza and Indiana crush Alabama at the Rose Bowl Cuban-American quarterback Fernando Mendoza throws more touchdown passes than incomplete passes in 38-3 rout at the Rose Bowl
Dry January: A challenge that brings significant benefits A review conducted by Brown University concludes that abstaining from alcohol, even for just one month.
Judge declares TPS cancellation illegal for migrants from Nicaragua, Honduras and Nepal Judge Trina Thompson ruled that Kristi Noem did not comply with the procedure established by law
5 reasons to look to the future with optimism On the cusp of 2026 and after a year of devastating news, at BBC Mundo we highlight 5 areas in which we have made significant progress
Proper breathing is vital when running: thoracic expansion improves performance and prevents injuries Study findings underline the relevance of proper breathing in preventing physical injuries. They provide crucial data for designing safer training programs
The Dangers of Marijuana to Dental Health Patients who have recently used marijuana may require higher doses of anesthesia, experience more pain, and develop complications
These were the 10 most outstanding medical advances of 2025 The international scientific community demonstrated an extraordinary capacity for innovation this year
Tips for coping with arthritis and osteoarthritis in cold weather Alternating between periods of activity and rest can help maintain an active life without causing intense and constant pain
The 5 most lucrative and in-demand jobs in 2026 without needing a university degree In many of these jobs, employees can earn up to $60 an hour
Mass shootings are decreasing but gun deaths persist Scholars on the subject assure that there is no relationship between mass shootings and mental illness
Claudio Suarez laments the current state of the Pumas UNAM The Pumas UNAM are not going through a good run in Mexican soccer, In the Apertura 2025.
Pumas sharpen their claws by adding their fourth reinforcement for the Clausura 2026 Jordan Carrillo, a product of the Santos Laguna youth academy, will join Pumas as one of their reinforcements for the Clausura 2026 tournament
A new drug has shown promise in the treatment of ALS Qalsody can slow and even reverse the progression of symptoms in selected patients
Virtual reality, an alternative for seniors to establish more connections with real life Applied to improve cognition and socialization in senior communities in the United States and Canada
Hot cars: United States closes 2025 with 35 child deaths in vehicles Although the figure is lower than in 2024 and remains below the historical average, specialists warn that the risk is still present throughout the country
Pat Finn, actor of the series 'Friends', dies after losing the fight against cancer Pat Finn, remembered for his roles in the series 'Friends' and 'The Middle', died at age 60 from cancer
Angel Correa, how did the world champion fare in Liga MX? Tigres UANL enjoyed the services of Angel Correa from Atletico Madrid. The Argentine is on the radar of MLS
The baffling behaviors of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph according to the apocryphal gospels Apocryphal texts appeared between the 2nd and 7th centuries to explain aspects not covered in the canonical gospels
White House denies bishops' request to stop actions against immigrants on Christmas The Archbishop of Miami has consistently criticized President Donald Trump's immigration policies
Immigrant university student deported during Thanksgiving revealed the “intimidating” treatment by ICE The woman arrived in the United States when she was 8 years old, but was detained when she tried to travel to visit her family
Young man dies after falling from abandoned building used as a Stranger Things set in Georgia Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the incident and reiterate the danger of entering locked properties
In Tigres, the Gignac saga continues with Boca Juniors, but the Frenchman stays A revelation from Argentine Juan Brunetta has reignited the rumor that Andre-Pierre Gignac could go to play for Boca Juniors
Almost half of transgender and gender diverse young people report suicidal thoughts, with prevalence in North America The stigma associated with gender identity, along with social marginalization, contributes to greater vulnerability in this population
Court declares cut of antiterrorism funds to sanctuary states illegal Judge McElroy's decision solidified a victory for the coalition of 12 state attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against the federal government
Epstein's letter to Larry Nassar that would implicate Trump sparks controversy before the Department of Justice The Trump Administration says it is trying to verify the authenticity of a letter sent by Epstein to the doctor sentenced for abusing gymnasts
COVID projections for 2026: Will it remain a threat or just a dire memory? Experts suggest that a new variant with greater transmissibility or resistance to previous immunity could emerge
What is the origin of the growing tensions between Pope Leo Trump The Catholic Church and the United States government disagree on the treatment of immigrants by the Trump administration.
USCIS toughens H-1B work visa process By advocating a focus on the qualification of foreign workers and better wages, USCIS will apply a new rule to H-1B visa applicants
MAIA, the pioneering school in Central America that fosters the talent of indigenous girls in Guatemala BBC Mundo traveled to Guatemala to visit the school that is transforming the future of hundreds of girls from impoverished Mayan villages
Sheinbaum confirms oil shipments from Mexico to Cuba as part of historic support The Mexican president says that the relationship between Mexico and Cuba is not something new and everything is done within the framework of the law
Four immigrants died in four days in ICE detention centers: who are they Four immigrants died in ICE detention centers in just four days and in different states of the United States
Why the universe is running out of new stars and what it means for its existence Astronomers have detected signs that fewer and fewer stars are being born, and this could be part of a gradual decline of the Universe
The heartbreaking photo of a mother in Ecuador who was given the body of her baby in a cardboard box Ecuador's health system is in crisis and analysts estimate that it had a lot to do with the electoral defeat of President Daniel Noboa
Strange 'spider' Frozen feature on Jupiter's moon Europa intrigues NASA scientists.... A spider-like structure appeared in images from the Galileo probe as an inexplicable anomaly
How immigration law will change by 2026 in the US. The criteria for approving high-skilled visas have also been tightened in recent months
Will Santa Claus and a White Christmas survive climate change? As climate change warms the planet, snowy winters are becoming less common in Europe
What is CZT, the amazing material that is generating a technological revolution Only a handful of companies can produce cadmium zinc telluride, a material with powerful properties
Trump appoints Lieutenant General Francis Donovan as new head of Southern Command Major General Donovan is the current deputy chief of Special Operations Command, and will replace Admiral Alvin Holsey
People who consume high-fat cheese and cream run a lower risk of dementia The fermentation process of cheese generates beneficial bioactive compounds, unlike milk
The Brown University shooter died at least 2 days before being found The forensic report estimates that Claudio Manuel Neves Valente died on December 16 from a self-inflicted gunshot wound
Gignac played a pickup game with a Boca Juniors shirt that reminded him of his loyalty to Tigres Andre-Pierre Gignac showed his great attachment to Tigres UANL when Boca Juniors offered him the chance to play in the Copa Libertadores, but he decided to stay with the Tigres
'We just want my dad back' Upland Latino Family Seeks Miracle This Christmas After Father's Arrest by Immigration
Charlie Kirk's widow pledges to push JD Vance to be elected president Erika Kirk, widow of activist Charlie Kirk, nominated JD Vance as a presidential candidate and promises to support him
Cynthia Klitbo shares her health status after being discharged from the hospital The telenovela villain revealed the reason for her hospitalization, as well as the damage her treatment has caused
USA Visa lottery suspended after attacks at Brown and MIT With the goal of preventing further attacks in the United States orchestrated by immigrants, President Donald Trump ordered the suspension of the visa lottery
USA: Masked federal agents weaken the rule of law Climate of anarchy and terror increases in abusive arrests of immigrants
The Brown University shooter found dead was linked to the attack on the MIT professor Authorities confirmed there was a link between the Brown University shooter and the death of the MIT professor, with whom he studied in Portugal
Former Harvard Morgue Head Sentenced to 8 Years for Organ Trafficking Cedric Lodge was being tried for trafficking organs and human remains, which he stole from the prestigious university and then sold
Suspect in Brown University shooting identified and arrest warrant issued after six-day search Suspect in Brown University shooting identified and arrest warrant issued after six-day search
Percentage of Americans Who Believe They Have Optimal Mental Health Falls to an All-Time Low However, experts explain that the growing willingness to talk about mental health could be a positive indicator
How Colombia managed to become one of the best economies of 2025 The country surprised this year with its high growth, but must correct problems such as its fiscal deficit
How Trump's 'total and complete' oil blockade can impact Venezuela's economy (and play against the U Trump's goal is to cut off revenue for the Maduro government, but some analysts believe the measure could deepen the economic crisis in Venezuela
Trump Administration plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado The president of UCAR stated that dismantling the center will hinder the ability to predict, prepare for, and respond to weather phenomena
Donroe Doctrine: How Trump views Latin America, according to his national security strategy The new security guidelines show Washington's interest in curbing illegal immigration and containing the advance of drug trafficking
MIT professor shot dead in his residence near Boston Portuguese academic Nuno FG Loureiro, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was found with gunshot wounds in his Brookline home
SNAP Program: Experts warn about fraud and its impact on food security Trump administration points to significant fraud in SNAP program that needs urgent attention, experts react
Brown is left without suspects after release of the only person detained in the shooting that left two students dead Rhode Island authorities release the only person of interest detained in the Brown University shooting
Sunbeds are associated with an increased risk of melanoma and damage to cutaneous DNA Users of tanning beds have twice as many mutations compared to individuals of the same age with no history of artificial tanning
Antiaging properties discovered in dark chocolate component Participants in a study with higher levels of theobromine exhibited more favorable biological aging characteristics
The United States congratulates Kast for winning the election in Chile and highlights his agenda against irregular immig The State Department issued a message regarding the election results in Chile, where Jose Antonio Kast won
Concerns about population decline in the US and its economic implications But an expert points out that it is good news from an environmental point of view.....
Home appliances can emit high levels of particles harmful to the body It is highlighted that babies and young children could receive proportionally higher doses of harmful particles compared to adults
Trump plans to review tourists' social media before they enter the US More visitors will be forced to reveal their online activity under new US administration plans
Andre-Pierre Gignac in his last dance in the final against Toluca? Andre-Pierre Gignac could be living his last hours as a Tigres player after the mysterious message the team posted on social media
Two dead and several wounded during shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island The school sent an emergency message warning about a person near the campus carrying a weapon
Ibogaine, the substance banned in the US that is used in Mexico to treat addictions Among those who cross the border to receive this type of therapy are retired military personnel, celebrities, and athletes
Pumas UNAM has reportedly closed the door on James Rodriguez Reports indicate that James Rodriguez is not a priority for Pumas UNAM. The Colombian would have to look for another destination
HBO Reveals the Future of the 'Euphoria' Characters with New Images HBO's 'Euphoria' Season 3 Premieres in April 2026, After Years of Waiting
The young man accused of murdering conservative activist Charlie Kirk appears in person in court for the first time The defendant faces several charges, including aggravated murder, and could be sentenced to death if convicted
Most psychiatric disorders have shared genetic roots Study divides psychiatric disorders into 5 general dimensions of genetic vulnerability
Ecuadorians top list of those detained in New York during "discriminatory" ICE operations Mario Bruzzone, NYIC's vice president of policy, called ICE's actions
Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific
They manage to connect a human brain to a PC using a chip thinner than a hair Without the need to remove bone or implant wires, the chip slides between the skull and brain.
Effects of ICE raids on the academic performance of Los Angeles students A UCLA and UC Riverside study finds that immigration raids have affected student well-being, enrollment, and attendance
Ohio surgeon accused of forcibly administering abortion pills to girlfriend while she slept Surgery resident allegedly crushed and administered pills without consent after learning of pregnancy
Women Entrepreneurs Declare Resistance with 'Coffee and Braids' in Santa Ana Young Latinas raised toys and funds for families affected by the raids
NPNA condemns violence in Louisiana: “A betrayal of those who propelled and rebuilt New Orleans” Organization accused that the ongoing “abductions” have generated widespread fear, keeping children out of classrooms and people out of their jobs
Generation Z in the US is struggling to find work after college: why Job opportunities have fallen for Gen Z youth in recent years, causing major challenges to their career development
Venezuelan opposition leader Alfredo Diaz, accused of conspiring against the Maduro government, dies in jail Diaz's death in a cell was confirmed by his family and the authorities
Green tea or black tea: which is better for health? Benefits and differences The fundamental distinction between green tea and black tea lies not in the plant of origin, but in the method of processing its leaves
Memory is reconstructed with each breath, reveals study The finding establishes breathing as a factor that regulates memory processes, reflecting the connection between the body and the brain
At what age should the first smartphone arrive? A study reveals worrying signs A study with data from more than 10,000 teenagers indicates that the age at which a first mobile phone arrives makes significant differences in health
AI is contrary to happiness, says neuroscientist: 'It steals from us the attention that the people around us deserv Mobile phones, social networks, artificial intelligence, and technology in general are increasingly reducing human interaction
Ernestina Godoy, from Sheinbaum's trusted woman to Attorney General of Mexico Ernestina Godoy was appointed as the new head of the Attorney General's Office (FGR) of Mexico
Alejandro Carranza, the Colombian who allegedly died in a US attack in the Caribbean Colombian Alejandro Carranza disappeared when he set out on his boat on September 14
Bill Belichick appears among the finalists for the 2026 American Football Hall of Fame The billionaire bought the team in 1994 for $172 million to change its losing image to that of the winningest Super Bowl team in history.
Student arrested with arsenal and a manifesto for committing a massive shooting at the University of Delaware A 25-year-old man was arrested in Wilmington after high-powered weapons, ammunition, bulletproof vests, and a manifesto were found in his vehicle
DHS encourages citizens to report immigrants to obtain affordable housing Through housingDHS encourages citizens to report immigrants to obtain affordable housingThe messages published this week by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have sparked strong controversy in the United States.
Pumas have already decided who will be their coach for the Clausura 2026 Antonio Sancho returns home, now as vice president, and has already announced who he wants as coach for the next tournament
Mexico's Senate elects Ernestina Godoy as its new Attorney General Her appointment comes a week after Alejandro Gertz Manero surprisingly submitted his resignation
Trump's deportations have impacted California's economy and employment, according to UCLA The impact of mass deportations has altered consumption dynamics and generated disruptions in sectors where immigrant labor is relevant
Lynwood under pressure to declare itself a Sanctuary City Needs three of its five council members to vote in favor, but except for one, the rest don't want to commit
19-Year-Old Hispanic Student Found Dead After Attending a Party in Texas: Family Demands Deeper Investigation Brianna Aguilera, a Texas A&M student, was found dead outside an apartment building in Austin after attending a college party
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
How the tentacles of drug trafficking are infiltrating Belgium, a country in the heart of the European Union Cocaine seizures destined for Belgium from South America are multiplying. Meanwhile, Belgian society suffers the consequences of drug trafficking
Barbara de Regil will leave Mexico: The actress revealed the reason The Mexican actress clarified that she is not moving because of the controversies and criticism she has faced on social media, but for work
Why couldn't the rich and powerful say 'no' to Jeffrey Epstein Jeffrey Epstein The deceased sex offender managed to stay in contact with wealthy and influential people even after his first conviction
Immigrant who wanted to visit her family for Thanksgiving is detained and deported Any Lucia was handcuffed after passing through security at Boston's Logan International Airport
Common element in sweeteners of light products aggravates the risk of fatty liver Caution advised regarding the consumption of products rich in sorbitol; further studies in mammals and humans are needed to validate the findings
Changes in the labor market impact recent university graduates According to a Cleveland Fed report, college graduates face greater difficulties finding work than before
Chayanne's son will make his television debut in a reality show The singer's eldest son, Lorenzo Figueroa, will participate in the tenth season of Exatlon Unidos, a physical competition program
Spacecraft or comet? A Harvard scientist's theory about 3I/ATLAS challenges NASA Astronomer claims 3I/ATLAS is a spacecraft that could deploy probes during its passage through Jupiter
Researchers claim that buttock shape can reveal a lot of metabolic health The research team explored data from 61,290 MRI scans in search of structural features and muscle composition
What has us scratched here is the increase in the dollar: Venezuelans facing the possibility of a US attack trying While Washington and Caracas exchange threats about a possible invasion of Venezuela, on the streets of the country people are more worried about their economy
The present is of struggle, the future is ours The unexpected and heroic resistance of the Latino and American people against Trump
UAB player arrested for stabbing 2 teammates before game The 20-year-old University of Alabama at Birmingham player allegedly attacked his teammates hours before a game
New strain could cause a complicated flu season in the US Subclade K refers to a variant of the H3N2 influenza A virus strain that has been dominant in recent flu seasons
Combating the fentanyl crisis in “America” (Part I) This analysis explains how US strategies depend on militarization and the possibility of military intervention in countries like Venezuela and Mexico
Trump sues California for enrolling undocumented students The Trump administration accuses California of providing college tuition, scholarships, and financial aid to students without immigration papers
Former Clippers player Rodney Rogers dies Former Clippers player Rodney Rogers dies at 55 after nearly two decades paralyzed by a motocross accident
Kevin Mier, goalkeeper for Cruz Azul, has allegedly been sued for real estate debt Kevin Mier is allegedly facing a lawsuit due to problems with the owners of the house he rented, who are demanding payment of outstanding debts
Diabetic immigrant is detained by ICE at a Green Card interview Hanne Daguman was arrested after admitting her student visa had expired
Pumas will not renew Jose Juan Macias's contract Pumas did not accept Jose Juan Macias's demand to have and rehabilitation in the United States, therefore the employment relationship was not extended
ICE imposes up to $1.8 million in fines on undocumented immigrants; they file a lawsuit A lawsuit in Massachusetts District Court seeks to prevent the Trump administration from charging undocumented immigrants excessive fines
Efrain Juarez does not call the elimination of the Pumas a failure Pumas UNAM say goodbye to the Apertura 2025 after falling to Pachuca. Efrain Juarez reacted to his club's elimination
Estudiante de doctorado con Green Card es liberado tras mas de 4 meses en detencion Tae Heung “Will” Kim fue detenido en meses pasados por un antiguo cargo por posesion de marihuana
Pachuca ended Pumas' hopes 3-1 and remains alive in the Play-In Pachuca withstood Pumas UNAM's second-half comeback to knock them out of the Play-In 3-1 and await the loser of Xolos vs. FC Juarez
NASA reveals new images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS and rejects rumors about alien spacecraft NASA says third interstellar visitor comes from a solar system older than ours
3 questions to understand what happens now with the Epstein files after Trump signs to release them The bill requires the Justice Department to release all information from its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein within 30 days
San Bernardino students learn about green careers Young people participate in their county's Green Energy Future Leaders Summit
Diabetes complicates you so much that it completely disrupts the immune system High glucose levels affect chemotaxis and phagocytosis, essential processes for the body's defense
What is known about the 15 minors killed in bombings by the Colombian army Colombian President Gustavo Petro intensifies offensive against insurgent groups at a high human and political cost
University students consider poor diet a more serious problem than alcohol and drug abuse The American university community says that the food available on their campuses is unhealthy and that this affects their performance
With a cup of coffee, this Latina helps her family in Santa Ana Mexican woman uses her business as a platform to support her community
What is the "castle doctrine": the argument used by a man accused of killing a Guatemalan woman who arrived at Several US states protect the use of lethal force based on a 16th-century English legal principle called the
ICE arrests young immigrant after driving without a license and admitting to being undocumented Alejandro Bahena, of Mexican origin, was arrested in Georgia during a traffic stop for not having a license. Being undocumented, he was turned over to ICE
Thousands of University of California workers on strike Thousands of University of California workers launched a two-day statewide strike amid a dispute over contract negotiations
How to cope with anxiety in children before ICE operations: a manual offers answers The National Union of Parents and other organizations detected anxiety among children of migrant families and decided to develop a way to help them
Sheikh Hasina, the icon of democracy in Bangladesh, sentenced to death Hasina was sentenced to death for crimes against humanity for the repression of student protests in mid-2014
Latina recounts the 'hard process' of opening her pastry shop in Orlando and revealed the key to her success An Argentine pastry chef detailed the difficult path she faced in Orlando before growing her pastry shop into a successful business
the four questions of the popular consultation proposed by the The government's proposals The internal situation of the country and the lack of clarity in the official proposals have been considered key in the defeat of the government in the popular consultation
Enrollment of new immigrant students at US universities falls: up to 17% less The study revealed that universities have a decrease in graduate students of almost 60%
ICE arrests 9 immigrants at a Boston car wash: a student reported them to agents After the arrest of the immigrants at the car wash, Zac Segel, a Boston University student, expressed that
The communist Jara and the ultraright-wing Kast will compete for the presidency of Chile in the second round Since none of the eight candidates obtained more than 50%, the presidency will be decided next month
First death related to allergy to meat caused by a tick bite reported It is estimated that more than 100,000 people in the United States have developed an allergy to red meat due to alpha-gal syndrome
Four officers injured and one dead after shooting in domestic violence operation in Kansas The confrontation occurred in a rural area south of Topeka. Four officers were wounded by gunfire and a 22-year-old man died
Excessive alcohol consumption increases the risk of strokes In 2024, 29.7 million people aged 12 and over suffered from an alcohol use disorder, resulting in physical or mental impairment
Does ChatGPT help you win the lottery? This is what the experts say It's becoming increasingly common to find winners who used ChatGPT to choose their lottery numbers. What do the experts say? Does it really increase your odds?
Bill Belichick rules out returning to the NFL: “I'm not looking for any position” Bill Belichick stated he is not looking for any coaching position in the NFL
A judge prevents Trump from cutting the funding of the University of California in Los Angeles A judge rejected the cutting of funds to the University of California over accusations that it allows antisemitism and other forms of discrimination
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
Who are the 'obligated voters' and how they might influence the Chilean presidential elections Who are the obligated voters and how can they influence the polls in Sunday's presidential elections in Chile?
Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene will present an initiative to eliminate H-1B visas Marjorie Taylor Greene refuses to allow more foreigners into the labor market and proposes reforming the H-1B visa program
Images showing Israel has destroyed at least 1,500 buildings in Gaza during the ceasefire Experts say this would be a violation of the ceasefire in Gaza, but the Israeli army claims the demolitions comply with the agreement
Is it bad to talk to yourself? Psychologist explains the reality behind this habit Talking to yourself is not a sign of madness, as some believe. Experts say this habit can improve your concentration, memory, and mental well-being
Redefining training: why calisthenics is still so important to stay fit Experts suggest that, in a society with busy schedules, these simple movements are more accessible
What is known about the new prison crisis in Ecuador that left 27 prisoners hung over the weekend Since 2021, nearly 500 prisoners have died in prisons in the country
Medical helicopter crashes near Nashville: one crew member dies and two are seriously injured Vanderbilt LifeFlight aircraft crashed in a field east of Nashville shortly after takeoff; National Transportation Safety Board investigates
Scientists discover incredible megacity of 111,000 spiders underground In a cave between Greece and Albania, thousands of spiders have spun a colossal web, forming an unusual colony that survives without sunlight
College of Charleston student missing a week ago found dead Owen Kinney, 19, was found dead in waters near Patriots Point, South Carolina. Police confirmed it was a suicide
ICE Raids: What is the difference between an administrative and a judicial order, according to lawyers With analysis from expert lawyers, we explain the difference between an administrative order and a judicial (or criminal) order in an ICE raid
Peruvian immigrant reveals how the process was to obtain the J1 visa Content creator “Camotito” noted that she participated in the Work and Travel international exchange program
Afghan immigrant with ties to the US remains detained by ICE after four months without charges It was revealed that the background investigation of “H” has not yet concluded, so he will remain detained
Another escaped monkey was shot and killed in Mississippi; one is still missing after the accident A civilian shot the monkey after seeing it cross a road near the site of the crash on October 28, authorities said
Women's vote for Democratic candidates decided in the 2025 elections Women voted overwhelmingly for Democratic candidates in the elections in several states on November 4
Efrain Juarez is wanted by Celtic, assures the Scottish press, and could leave the Pumas Efrain Juarez, coach of the Pumas, could leave the university team at any moment if an apparent offer from Scottish football materializes
The risks of drinking black cola for your health A glass of cola contains an alarming amount of harmful ingredients, including sugar, caffeine, high fructose corn syrup, and phosphoric acid
Young Mexican woman self-deports after being arrested by ICE: she lived in the U.S. since she was 7 years old Giovanna Hernandez, a Mexican woman and immigrant advocate in Alabama, was arrested by ICE and decided to self-deport after years of living in the U.S.
An Oklahoma sex offender who faked his own kidnapping was arrested 13 years later Anthony Lennon was located in Canton under the alias
Time change: opportunity to readjust adolescent sleep hours Lack of sleep among young people has negative effects on their mood and behavior
Iran's Supreme Leader Rules Out Cooperating with the US While Supporting Israel Iran's Supreme Leader Listed a Series of Conditions Before Opening to a Scenario of Diplomatic Dialogue with Washington Authorities
California Supreme Court declares UC employment policy discriminatory against undocumented students Supreme Court upholds lower court ruling that UC's ban on undocumented students from campus jobs is discriminatory
Mother in Mississippi kills monkey that escaped after accident for fear that it will attack her children Jessica Bond Ferguson said she shot the animal in defense of her children after several rhesus monkeys escaped following a truck rollover
Artificial intelligence achieves the first pregnancy in a case of severe male infertility A new AI-assisted method made it possible to locate two viable sperm in a man with azoospermia
Who was Carlos Manzo, the mayor murdered in Mexico that sparked outrage? Carlos Manzo died as a result of an armed attack in Uruapan, during the Day of the Dead celebration
Who is Claudio Castro, the governor of Rio de Janeiro who leads a police force accused of being a 'killing machine& On October 28, 121 people died and 113 were arrested in the operation against Comando Vermelho, the deadliest police action in Brazil
Tristan da Cunha: How the inhabitants of the most remote inhabited place on Earth fight to protect their precious lobste The most remote inhabited island is racing to protect its seas and its only source of income
Washington DC enforces curfew for minors for “disorderly behavior” Curfew in Washington DC comes after several fights among young people on Halloween night
Mexican lived more than 40 years in the US and decided to return to his country for fear of being deported He was an activist and defender of the rights of the marginalized during his stay in the United States
Extreme heat during pregnancy can mean an urgent alert Pregnant women require more fluids to maintain adequate hydration, making them more susceptible to dehydration
Hard on Tesla: Politics takes its toll on Elon Musk A study reveals that Tesla would have sold more than a million additional cars in the US if Musk had not been actively involved in politics
'I've tried to stretch the little food I have to the limit': the 40 million Americans at risk of losing.. Families who survive thanks to social assistance to buy food are at risk of losing the benefit due to the partial government shutdown
Why Trump is paying special attention to South America (and what he has achieved so far with it) The US president is focusing on the region with controversial decisions regarding Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina. What is he after?
Why big tech companies like Amazon are laying off thousands of workers Jeff Bezos's company and other large companies are cutting their workforces, justifying their decisions with new technology. The reality is more complicated.
Organizations Help Angelenos Affected by the Pause of the SNAP Program Food Delivered to Low-Income Families in Southern California
Green Card Applicant is detained by ICE at a routine immigration appointment Esteban Quiroga-Chaparro was detained without prior notice
They assure that Aaron Ramsey left Pumas before the end of the 2025 Apertura According to the latest unofficial reports, Aaron Ramsey left Pumas UNAM before the end of the 2025 Apertura tournament due to a family issue
Families will spend a lot on Christmas, despite fears for the economy: study A Visa study predicts Americans will spend 10% more this Christmas, driven by inflation and resilient optimism despite high prices
They enable scholarships for immigrants lacking legal status interested in going to University TheDream.US offers scholarships for immigrant students who otherwise could not access universities due to their legal status
Avian flu virus can survive for months in some cheeses The results of the study indicate that cheeses with a pH lower than 5, such as feta, showed no traces of the virus
More than 1,400 nurses from two USC hospitals in Los Angeles are on strike Nurses at Keck Medicine and USC Norris, in Boyle Heights, began a 24-hour strike to demand better patient care conditions
British journalist is detained by ICE for his alleged support of terrorism Sami Hamdi is editor-in-chief of The International Interest
Maps showing drug routes from Latin America to the U.S. U.S. forces have been targeting suspected drug boats, mostly in the Caribbean. But is that the route the narcotics are arriving by?
Do you work for the government? Everything you should know about retroactive pay Know your rights about retroactive pay if you are a federal employee affected by the government shutdown, beyond what President Trump says
Alleged perpetrators of the homicide of a Cruz Azul fan were linked to proceedings Four alleged perpetrators in the death of a Cruz Azul fan were remanded in custody to continue their legal proceedings
Milei's Party obtains strong support in legislative elections: “Today the construction of a great Argentina b The president's party, La Libertad Avanza, won in key districts such as the city of Buenos Aires and the provinces of Cordoba and Santa Fe
California to the rescue of public health Unions announce new bill initiative that would enact an emergency one-time tax on approximately 200 billionaires
Latina mothers in Los Angeles mourn the deportation of their loved ones Maria Gaytan's husband was repatriated to Mexico and Magda Samayoa's oldest daughter was sent to Guatemala
China may be very close to making its fighter plans completely invisible to radar A new graphene coating developed by Chinese scientists promises to make aircraft completely invisible
Several injured in a shooting at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania A shooting during a homecoming celebration at Lincoln University has left at least 7 injured
Free costumes delivered in east LA to families impacted by ICE The Raices con Voz organization brings joy to the Latino community
Against the right to vote: Brennan Center for Justice reports on 29 new laws that restrict it Analysis by the Brennan Center for Justice finds that 29 state laws restricting voting rights have been enacted this year alone.
Why rare earth minerals have become an advantage for China in its negotiations with the US China has a near-monopoly on processing elements crucial to making everything from smartphones to fighter jets
Bad Bunny becomes a key figure in times of crisis The Puerto Rican rapper has said he doesn't want ICE agents at his concerts
The reason to support Prop. 50 is simple: stop Trump As an immigrant and son of immigrants, I ask you to vote for the measure that could give Latino families a break.
Shooting at Oklahoma State University residence leaves three injured One of the victims is a student at the institution; police confirmed that there is no active threat to the campus
Balcony collapses near the University of Cincinnati: 10 injured, one in critical condition The building was frequented by university students and that night they were celebrating after an important exam, according to police
Trump called Petro president of “Columbia” and it goes viral While Trump announced that he would suspend
Children immersed in social networks obtain worse results on reading and memory tests Research suggests problems could worsen as social media use tends to increase in adolescence
Palestinian immigrant remains detained by ICE since March for alleged links to Hamas Authorities allege that the transfers Leqaa sent to her relatives finance terrorist groups such as Hamas
The death of a protester complicates Jeri's first days as president of Peru Neither the fall of the former president, Dina Boluarte, nor the arrival of the current president, Jose Jeri, seems to calm the troubled waters of the country
First Group of Incarcerated Women Graduates from College Earn Liberal Science Degrees from Cal State Los Angeles
Discover how to use Gemini to help you in the university admissions process Gemini can become your best ally when you leave high school and begin the university admissions process
The winners of the MAOF Aztec prize, a mirror of our community The five complement each other and together they are a reason for congratulations and strengthen our decision to move forward.
Who are Rodrigo Paz and Tuto Quiroga, the aspirants for president of Bolivia? The moderate Rodrigo Paz and the conservative Jorge Tuto Quiroga compete this Sunday for the presidency of Bolivia
Mexican model arrested in the US accused of murdering a drug trafficker Vanessa Gurrola is accused of the crime of Christian Espinoza Silver, an operator of the Tijuana Cartel murdered in San Diego
Henry Martin discarded, while Saint Maximin and Zendejas, in doubt for America vs. Cruz Azul Henry Martin heads America's losses for the classic vs. Cruz Azul, although Saint Maximin, Alejandro Zendejas and Alvaro Fidalgo could play
The community shows solidarity with the family of deported tamale maker 720 tamales were sold in a matter of days to support the family of migrant Jose Medina
“America first, not America Alone”: why Trump is interested in rescuing Milei's government in Argentina Trump gave his full support to Milei just days before a key election
Is it safe to let AI take care of children? What do the experts say? Behind the screen, a patient voice never tires of talking about trains, princesses, or dinosaurs. It never yawns, it never says
In addition to Tylenol, the US now promotes an unfounded link between circumcision and autism Donald Trump and his Secretary of Health, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., are now spreading a theory linking autism to the use of Tylenol in circumcised boys
Who were the millions of Europeans who emigrated to Latin America after Independence Millions of Europeans arrived in Latin America from the mid-19th century and the first decades of the 20th century
Omar Yaghi, the Palestinian refugee who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry One of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was born into a family of Palestinian refugees
What the Nobel Peace Prize for Maria Corina Machado means for the Venezuelan opposition and for Maduro The Norwegian Nobel Committee's recognition brings a breath of fresh air to the Venezuelan opposition
Record number of bodies found in Houston swamps generates alarm among residents Despite residents' fears over the number of bodies found in the swamps, authorities deny rumors of a possible serial killer
Have you suffered an anxiety attack? How to identify it correctly The causes of anxiety vary from person to person, but can include physical elements and past experiences
Community colleges offer legal assistance to undocumented students It is a program of the state of California, which also benefits teachers and employees who need help with immigration matters
Two shootings leave a woman dead and a man injured at university in South Carolina The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division has assumed the investigation and said the shootings are not believed to be related at this time.
They will support small businesses affected by raids with cash They could receive assistance of up to $5,000, and the application period has already opened and ends on October 31st
Judge rules in favor of pro-Palestinian protesters to exercise their freedom of expression in the USA. The Trump administration has again received a ruling against a judge, this time for restricting the freedom of expression of pro-Palestinian foreign students.
Why does the MacBook Air M1 continue to dominate after half a decade of its launch? Despite the passage of time, the MacBook Air with M1 processor remains one of the best options for those users who want a versatile laptop
Alejandro Zendejas led the review of America over Pumas: 4-1 Alejandro Zendejas stole the night in America's 4-1 rout of Pumas where goalkeeper Keylor Navas prevented a massacre for the felines
America vs. Pumas: clash of giants in the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes Las Aguilas del America host a needy Pumas. Efrain Juarez's team must come out and propose
Singapore's obsession with the shade that makes it a model for combating the heat in the world This island nation has prioritized adding greenery and shade to every corner. Could other cities do the same?
Jorge Campos rules out “hate” in the classic capital America vs. Pumas Jorge Campos, one of the icons of Pumas and one of the factors that made the rivalry with America grow, ruled out that there is hatred towards the Eagles
Tony Luna: From homeless child to deacon Shares a moving testimony about how he became homeless as a teenager after his family was detained and deported
The concern in Denmark by the recent drone incursions that forced to close several airports In the age of hybrid warfare, the realization of the vulnerability of Denmark's critical infrastructure is proving embarrassing for the country
The difficult situation that faces the farmers in the USA puts to test their support for Trump The BBC investigated why so many rural Americans still support Trump, despite the economic pressure driven by his tariff policy
Bathing in the morning or before sleep at night? An eternal dilemma of personal hygiene Conflicting opinions of microbiologists and health experts open the gap in preferences
With a state funeral, thousands of supporters say goodbye to Charlie Kirk A memorial service was held this Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Arizona for the founder of Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk.
Trump honors Charlie Kirk and points to him as one of “the greatest patriots” of the U.S. Before thousands of attendees, Donald Trump described the murder of Charlie Kirk as
The program with which the USA wanted to replace migrant farmers with students for 60 years The plan resonates as a cautionary tale in a context where deportations decrease the labor force in the fields
From Rayados explain how they took Anthony Martial from the Pumas Los Pumas de la UNAM had begun negotiations to sign Anthony Martial. The Frenchman opted for Rayados
Florida university students oppose that ICE can interrogate them about their migratory status Operations to detect immigrants at Florida universities have begun to generate protests in rejection of ICE
“The smell of a corpse was frightening”: Mexico remembers the devastating earthquake of 40 years ago Gabino Lezama was working with the government when the devastating earthquake of 1985 occurred. He recorded the drama of 40 years ago in his photos and his memory.
USA. Released Gregory Sanabria, a former political prisoner from Venezuela who was detained by ICE Gregory Sanabria Tarazona, a former Venezuelan political prisoner who was tortured in his country and requested asylum in the US, was detained by ICE for 4 months
40 years of the devastating earthquake in Mexico City: “More than the buildings that collapsed, I remember the scr Gabino Lezama was working with the Mexico City government when the devastating earthquake of 1985 occurred. He recorded the tragedy in his photos and his memory.
Tyler Robinson reportedly returned to the scene of the crime while wanted for the death of Charlie Kirk In an exchange of messages between Robinson and his transgender partner, he revealed that he was at the crime scene to retrieve his gun.
Man arrested for alleged threats to the University of Utah where Charlie Kirk was killed The suspect, identified as Blake Francis Rogers, posted a video in which he spoke of a possible violent attack at Utah Valley University
Mahmoud Khalil prepares appeal against judge's order to deport him to Syria or Algeria Khalil, who graduated from Columbia University (in New York) in 2024, was arrested last March by ICE without a warrant
Robert Redford and his relationship with the sport: from baseball in his youth to an immortal role in The Natural The actor died at the age of 89 and left behind a legacy that also touched the history of baseball in film
Concern among farmers in the United States by bad season Although this year the production of soybeans and corn has reached record levels, farmers fear the consequences of tariffs
This is the new 6G chip that will change the speed of mobile internet forever The new 6G chip developed by Chinese scientists will be able to offer speeds that were previously impossible in the field of mobile telephony
Schwarzenegger openly opposes Proposition 50 in California to create new districts Former governor opposes proposal to redraw districts in California, arguing risks to democratic principles
Antifa in the Mira: Trump analyzes declaring it organization terrorist after crime of Charlie Kirk Antifa is seen as an organized movement that threatens fundamental values ??in the United States
Don Carlos Pupuseria, a small business with big dreams in Montebello Karla Lozano turns to social media to save her parents' restaurant
Volunteers bring food to homes of immigrant families that fear exiting due to raids The delivery of grocery bags was born out of compassion and need, based on the fear unleashed by ICE
Trump seeks budget of $58 million to reinforce security after murder of Charlie Kirk Experts and analysts warn that political violence is increasing and affects public officials regardless of their command
“They have no idea of the fire that they have lit”: Charlie Kirk's widow says she will continue the.. Erika Kirk made her first public comments on Friday since her husband was shot and killed during a debate at a university in Utah
Why Charlie Kirk, the young conservative commentator killed, was so important for Donald Trump Kirk maintained a close relationship with the Trump family and is credited with being the gateway for young people to the MAGA movement
Immigration: How in 10 years Europe passed from the policy of reception to talk of an “invasion” of foreigne Several European governments are proposing restrictive measures against immigrants in response to public concern
Pumas roared in Mazatlan 4-1, thanks to a great performance by Keylor Navas Keylor Navas along with Memo Martinez were the architects of Pumas' great 4-1 victory over Mazatlan in a spectacular duel on Matchday 8 of Liga MX
Widow of Charlie Kirk assures that the movement that built her husband will not die Charlie Kirk's widow takes on the challenge of continuing to promote the conservative policies for which her husband was assassinated
Consumer confidence in the US collapses, its worst level since May Consumer confidence in the US fell to its lowest level since May, hit by inflation, tariffs and economic uncertainty
Fans of Charlie Kirk raise nearly $4,000,000 to “support” his widow and children On a Christian platform, they have managed to raise nearly $4,000,000 to “support” the widow of the murdered activist, Christie Kirk
Pumas roared in Mazatlan 4-1 thanks to a great performance by Keylor Navas Keylor Navas along with Memo Martinez were the architects of Pumas' great 4-1 victory over Mazatlan in a spectacular duel on Matchday 8 of Liga MX
Followers and detractors of Charlie Kirk debate the controversial political legacy of the murdered conservative activist Kirk attracted many young people to conservative politics and its traditional values, but offended many others with his provocative speech.
JD Vance accompanied the coffin of conservative activist Charlie Kirk from Utah to Phoenix Vice President JD Vance flew to Utah and met with the family of slain political activist Charlie Kirk before transporting his coffin to Arizona
Online classes: the strategy applied in schools of Los Angeles to avoid raids Both teachers and parents have opted for this option in order to avoid ICE operations
California considers allowing to prescribe abortive medications anonymously, facing strong resistance and criticism They highlight the importance of measures to ensure that patients have access to safe abortions through telehealth
“Huachicol”: The crime that corrupted the Mexican Navy and leaves millions to organized crime The “huachicol fiscal” network puts the spotlight on illegal fuel trafficking in Mexico and uncovers corruption in the Navy
Events schedule: what to do in Los Angeles from September 11 to 17 La Santa Cecilia returns to the Luckman Fine Arts Complex this weekend
The FBI releases the person of interest linked to the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk FBI Chief Kash Patel said, “Our investigation continues and we will continue to release information for the sake of transparency.”
Utah governor says a person of interest is in custody after the shooting death of Charlie Kirk Utah governor says a person of interest in the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk is being questioned
After the murder of Charlie Kirk, Trump orders the country's flags to be flown at half-mast Charlie Kirk, conservative political activist and Trump ally, died after being shot at an event at Utah Valley University
Who was Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist who died after being shot at an event in Utah His bond with Donald Trump grew when he helped the current president mobilize the youth vote during the presidential elections
Trump says that this is a dark time for the USA President Donald Trump sent a heartfelt message to the public In a video message, Trump said he was, in a post on the social media platform X, Bush predecessor, Bill Clinton
Lucy Guo: the daughter of Chinese immigrants who made history as the youngest multimillionaire The young woman of Chinese origin has a fortune of more than $1.2 billion
The coffee shops in India in which the customers pay with garbage A pioneering initiative, which has been replicated in several Indian cities, seeks to combat plastic pollution and hunger
Warning on extra earthly life: space travel accelerates aging Research shows that identical twin astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly showed different aging depending on their location
Argentine scientists identify molecule that protects the liver in cases of fulminant hepatitis The treatment reduced liver damage by almost half: the treated livers suffered considerably less than those that did not receive the molecule
72-year-old man survives brutal bear attack in Arkansas Authorities confirmed that this is the first documented attack in at least 25 years and euthanized the bear after the incident
Day zero in Tehran: how Iran megacapital is running out of water and electricity Iran is facing a critical water shortage that is expected to become increasingly common around the world
Woman with a disability reveals that she plans to move to Canada for fear of cuts to Medicaid Aiyana confessed that Donald Trump tax plan, One Big Beautiful Bill, could affect her “survival”
Who is Joseph Ladapo, the Florida health chief who ordered end with mandatory vaccines Florida surgeon general announced the state will end vaccination requirements even for schoolchildren
Violence in Mexico causes high economic cost superior to $2,000 dollars per person Given the violence experienced in some regions, shops and small businesses have closed or invested in security to protect their property
Northwestern professor reported missing in Evanston found Nina Kraus, a 72-year-old academic and expert in the neuroscience of sound, was found and taken to a local hospital after a police operation
Mammoth reveals the oldest microbial DNA ever found An international team of researchers has managed to reconstruct partial genomes of pathogens in the remains of a 1.1 million-year-old mammoth.
Ilhan Omar, a representative for Minnesota, reveals having earned $30 million in a few months Democrat Ilhan Omar went from having a few thousand dollars in 2023 to $30 million a year later
They discover in Morocco strange dinosaur with armor plagued with spikes Spicomellus afer, the oldest ankylosaur in the world, had spikes almost a meter long fused to its ribs
Florida State player was seriously injured in a shooting in Florida Florida State freshman linebacker Ethan Pritchard remains in intensive care
Fan dies after falling from roof in Colo Colo stadium during the classic against U of Chile Football is in mourning once again, this time for the death of a fan who attended the Monumental Stadium in Chile; the case is still under investigation
The new colossus that beats all the records: this is the highest bridge on the planet The Huajiang Bridge not only doubles the height of the Eiffel Tower, but also turns a one-hour journey into a journey of just 90 seconds
Bellakath was accused of plagiarizing a song by Daddy Yankee The 27-year-old Mexican singer was accused on social media of copying elements of No es mi culpa in her new song Soy asi super Wow
Why is considered that a decree by Hitler was the germ of the crime of forced disappearance A 1941 regulation authorized the detention and secret shipment to Germany of anyone considered a threat to the Reich, to be killed without a trace.
Mexican pride: From day laborer to contractor The Mexican Consulate in LA recognizes Jose Antonio Garcia contribution to the community
Psychologist reveals why people prefer to communicate by WhatsApp and avoid calls Experts point out that the so-called telephone anxiety would be one of the main reasons for this phenomenon
The Princess of Wales reappears wearing a bold and renewed look The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, was spotted with a new style after facing cancer treatment
Social stigma: Graduated early to have gender reassignment surgery, and the hospital stopped it A federal executive order has led to confusion and distress among patients and their families
Pharmaceutical brand products of the EU will have a tariff of 15% in the USA, publish details While tariffs for generic pharmaceutical products remain at approximately 2.5%
How much time should children spend in front of screens? Children grow up in a world full of smartphones, tablets, and computers. Psychologists and researchers advise parents.
Beyond stigma: A young leader's fight against HIV The story of Yuri Velasquez, a young Latino who transformed his HIV diagnosis into a life of leadership, resilience, and fighting stigma.
Senator Rodrigo Paz and former President Jorge Quiroga will compete for the presidency of Bolivia in a second round. The first runoff election in Bolivia history comes in a context marked by a deep economic crisis and division.
Pumas let go of the victory against Toluca in the home of the Liga MX champions Pumas took the lead with a goal from Jorge Ruvalcaba, but were unable to finish off the victory in Toluca
ICE temporarily released an immigrant to donate a kidney to his brother: He saved his life ICE granted temporary permission to a Venezuelan immigrant so he could donate a kidney to his brother in Chicago and save his life
The Pumas would give opportunity to JJ Macias to revive his career Jose Juan Macias knows that the last train in his career would be the Pumas of the UNAM and that is why he seeks to finalize his arrival to the
Kidney transplant recipients show benefit after vaccination against COVID-19 Study supports COVID-19 booster vaccination recommendations for kidney transplant recipients
Man kills couple of neighbors and dies by burns after setting fire to their house in Iowa Dennis Burnell shot Brandon and Stevie Oman during a neighbor dispute. Moments later, a fire in his home caused fatal injuries.
Concerns about rising food prices in the United States A survey by the Center for Public Affairs Research indicated that 53% of respondents feel stressed about high food prices.
They will support survivors of domestic violence and young people in foster homes with $1,000 per month The aid will be for a period of two years as part of the guaranteed income program approved by the Los Angeles City Council
Verbal abuse can be as harmful to children as physical abuse Research shows child abuse has turned around this century
NASA Perseverance rover captures the sharpest image of the Martian sky The Perseverance rover captured a panoramic view of Mars with a clear sky, revealing the oldest terrain explored so far.
Rashawn Slater, Chargers tackle and the highest paid in history, was out of the NFL season Rashawn Slater Chargers tackle, will not be able to help the Los Angeles squad due to a serious injury that will keep him out of the 2025 NFL season
The Brennan Center denounces how the Trump government is manipulating the elections The Brennan Center published an analysis of how the federal government actions will affect the outcome of the elections and the right to vote.
Efrain Juarez denounced death threats to Alvaro Angulo before the game vs. Inter Miami Alvaro Angulo, Colombian reinforcement of Pumas, received death threats, revealed the feline coach Efrain Juarez and they assume they come from Argentina
Pumas and America add in the fifth day of the Leagues Cup vs. Atlanta United and Minnesota Los Pumas de la UNAM beat Atlanta United 3-2 and America earned two points by beating Minnesota 8-7 on penalties on a good Saturday in the Leagues Cup
Tesla ordered to pay more than US$200 million for a failure of the autopilot that caused a death Tesla self-driving car failed to prevent a 2019 crash that killed a 22-year-old woman and seriously injured her boyfriend in Florida
First Hispanic Governor Leaves the Federal Reserve Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler announced her resignation, opening the opportunity for Trump to name her successor
The professor who decided to teach a course on Bad Bunny at Yale University after listening to the artist last album Professor Albert Laguna says his students will discuss race, migration, and other political issues based on the artist music
Son of immigrants saved more than $100,000 before graduating to buy a house for his parents Brian Zhang received a scholarship at Yale University, which allowed for greater savings.
Colorado police illegally share information on migrants in a Signal chat Investigation sparks after Utah student detained after ICE secretly accessed Colorado agent Signal chat
China crushes Starlink with a new technology internet satellite China demonstrated that it is capable of offering satellite internet speeds much faster than those that Starlink can provide
What contains the controversial box of aid that distributes the Humanitarian Foundation of Gaza Experts consulted by the criticize the nutritional value of the food that the institution, supported by the US and Israel, has been distributing to the Palestinians
Keylor Navas returned his soul to body to the Pumas to beat Queretaro Keylor Navas began to give Pumas a touch of experience so that the feline squad could add their first victory of the tournament: 0-2 over Queretaro
The history of the USA has been from the first moment a history of deportations Trump promised the largest deportation operation in the history of the United States. How does his fight fit into the history of the USA? We investigate it
Keylor Navas reached a being registered by Pumas and is ready to debut Keylor Navas received the international transfer in time to be registered in time and be able to play against Queretaro starting this matchday in the Liga MX
Before Keylor Navas, the Pumas had been rejected by a Greek goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos was the first choice for the Pumas de la UNAM. Reports explain that the Greek did not want to leave Europe
The 10 most affluent suburbs in the United States Scarsdale, New York is positioned as one of the wealthiest counties in the United States with household incomes reaching $600,000
What does the exchange of prisoners between the USA and Venezuela say about Trump’s relationship with Maduro At the beginning of the Trump administration, tension was expected between Washington and Caracas, but the exchange of detainees shows something different according to analysts
Amazon reduction from $1,300 to only $350 laptop for students Among its specifications to highlight, is that it has a fingerprint system to unlock and a fast charging battery
Government dismisses 17 immigration judges despite a saturation of cases in the courts Another round of immigration judges began receiving emails on Friday informing them they will be fired, without justification.
Three day laborers arrested in raid of Pomona are released The USC Immigrant Rights Clinic defends them free of charge, and the community pays their bail with its donations
Jessica Alba and Danny Ramirez Unravel Rumors of Romance In January, the American actress announced her separation and divorce from Cash Warren, the father of her children, after 16 years of marriage
Who is Eduardo Bolsonaro and what role does the former president son have in the dispute between Brazil and the US? Eduardo Bolsonaro holds talks from the US with officials from the Trump administration and Congress amid investigations into his father
The best tablet of 2025: iPad Pro M4 or OnePlus Pad 3, Which wins? The iPad Pro M4 and the OnePlus Pad 3 are two of the best tablets on the market, however their prices vary significantly
5 natural ways to stimulate skin healing Ingredients such as medical-grade honey or aloe vera have been shown to be effective wound healers due to their antimicrobial and antioxidant properties.
Column: Antisemitism and intelligence According to a new ADL survey on antisemitism in the US, a significant number of Americans justify or excuse violence against Jews.
Tomato prices in the USA could increase due to the new tariffs on Mexico The new tariff is 21% after the plan to reverse the Tomato Suspension Agreement in force since 1996, which favored Mexican exports
Measles outbreak in 38 states: Schumer demands national emergency from Trump administration Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for national emergency over measles outbreak
Liberia: The Complex History of the Country Created in Africa to House the Black Population of the U.S. The African country was founded to receive freed slaves in the U.S. But its history is much more complex than is believed, according to experts.
The slave Isaura, the fascinating story of the white servant that led Fidel Castro to suspend the electricity rationing The Brazilian soap opera premiered in 1976, based on an 1875 novel, toured the world and won hearts.
The flight recorder of the Air India plane that crashed reveals mysterious conversation of the pilots Preliminary report reveals fuel cut-off switches were activated seconds after takeoff in Air India crash
Gustavo Adolfo Infante points to Marco Chacon for alleged infidelity to Maribel Guardia The journalist assured that Marco Chacon cheated on the Costa Rican and ventured to point out who would have been the third in discord
How to avoid the most common financial mistakes among young people Prioritizing savings, staying within a budget, and setting priorities are some of the tips given by personal finance experts.
Reveal that ICE used anonymous pro-Israel site to identify activists for deportation Senior ICE official said pro-Israel website was used to find names of student protesters for investigation
Can I do my immigration procedures with AI Immigration lawyer clarifies Kelley Ortega, a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, explained the risks of using AI tools for immigration procedures
From alarmist to revolutionary the controversy per Robert F Kennedy Jr s plan for returning the US to a healthier state The most powerful public health official in the United States is denigrated by some scientists
Why were so lethal the floods in Texas that left more than 90 dead The combination of geography and lack of resources would have contributed to the US registering today one of the worst natural disasters of the last century
BRICS avoid a frontal clash with Trump and support Putin in the face of attacks in Ukraine The summit of leaders of the BRICS group of major emerging economies began in Brazil, but with the notable absence of China
Bonita Law: millions will be left without a doctor and without hope Legislators dont understand, or understand but dont care, that it is in the national interest for people with health problems to receive medical help.
DNA reveals link between pollution and lung cancer in no-smokers A recent study determined that breathing polluted air produces genetic mutations, which could influence the development of lung cancer
Skydiving Plane Crashes in New Jersey, 8 Hospitalized in Serious Condition The aircraft struck trees while attempting to land, ultimately crashing in a wooded area near the runway, according to the FAA
Project Esther: the controversial plan to dismantle the pro-Palestinian movement in the USA A document, promoted by The Heritage Foundation, proposes a plan to combat anti-Semitism that coincides with Trump’s policies
Several of the 383 bodies found in crematorium of Juarez had been there since 2020 At the Plenitud crematorium, located in Ciudad Juarez, there were 383 bodies stacked and in an advanced state of decomposition, as some had been there since 2020
The technological race of the narcos in Colombia to make the cocaine business more profitable Colombia has been breaking its historical record of cocaine production for years, and the authorities are seizing more and more of the product. There is a whole narco-science behind it.
AI is now capable of manipulating and threatening users: are we losing control? LLMs no longer just follow orders: they are starting to display deceptive behaviors that challenge ethical boundaries.
5 years of Tmec: 3 keys to understanding the mega-free trade agreement between Mexico, Canada, and the USA. North America, the world largest trading bloc, faces its biggest challenge in 30 years of decisive existence under the Trump presidency.
La comida no nos dura ni el mes Americans bracing for Trump welfare cuts About 16 percent of West Virginians rely on a federal food subsidy program that faces deep cuts
Why more and more young Russians are joining neo-Nazi groups A recent attack on a young student in western Russia alarmed many and highlighted the return of extremist ideology.
4 historical examples that show the risks of interventionism of the USA in the Middle East History shows that every time Washington has intervened in the region to solve a problem
Mexico eliminated Saudi Arabia 2-0 and joy the heart of the entire race The Mexican national team defeated Saudi Arabia 2-0 to advance to the semifinals, in a victory with more heart than football. Now they will face Honduras
Faced with immigration raids, California leads the resistance California leaders speak about the impact and consequences of the Trump Administration’s aggressive operations
Who were the leaders of the Revolutionary Guard and the nuclear scientists whose funerals Iran holds after the attacks o Iran held a state funeral for some of the most prominent figures killed during the 12-day Israeli offensive
President of the University of Virginia resigns due to pressure from the Trump administration The Department of Justice had demanded that James E. Ryan resign to help resolve a civil rights investigation
