State-owned oil giant Pemex finally extinguished a massive gas well fire in Veracruz after 150 days, leaving communities facing severe health and environmental unknowns.
Five years after the Taliban's return to power, armed opposition groups remain fragmented while government forces maintain strict territorial control.
Actor Alfonso Herrera stars in the upcoming Netflix film La Captura, highlighting the perspective of federal police officers during the 2016 arrest of drug lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman.
Deja Coleman will leave jail under security to attend her one-year-old son's funeral after an emergency furlough motion was approved.
A powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake strikes eastern Indonesia, leaving at least 53 dead, thousands displaced, and rescue teams battling blocked roads.
Mexico's interior ministry reported that displaced families have successfully returned to their communities in Guerrero amid restored security conditions.
A displaced Sudanese woman leads a Chadian refugee camp school, offering hope to children amid a severe funding crisis.
A massive tree collapse near Alameda Hidalgo in Queretaro left one person dead and two injured, while damaging six vehicles and local infrastructure.
Civil Police in Rio de Janeiro have identified six of the ten victims killed when a tourist bus traveling from Belo Horizonte to Copacabana overturned on the BR-040 highway.
Ukraine targeted Moscow with a massive drone barrage on Sunday while Russian forces bombarded Kyiv with ballistic missiles, resulting in multiple casualties and heightened regional tensions.
Venezuela announced the release of more than 130 political prisoners, marking a significant development in U.S.-backed negotiations following the collapse of the Maduro regime.
Aragonese historian Javier Navarro reflects on multiple archaeological campaigns and historical accounts surrounding the search for Federico Garcia Lorca.
Despite recent pushes by Chinese shipping companies to utilize Arctic routes, industry experts warn that polar navigation remains a niche commercial activity.
Survivors on Indonesia's Flores island recall the harrowing moments of a 7.7-magnitude earthquake that forced thousands to evacuate and damaged numerous buildings.
Israel Katz ordered the military to transfer civilian law enforcement in the West Bank to the Israeli police, prompting warnings of de facto annexation.
Jared Kushner holds rare talks with Hamas and Israeli leadership to revive Donald Trump's Gaza peace plan following disagreements over military withdrawal timelines.
Brazil tackles alarming maternal mortality statistics by granting disability benefits for high-risk pregnancies without waiting periods.
Medical professionals in Ceuta warn of a ticking time bomb and potential epidemics, directly contradicting government claims that the healthcare system is not collapsing.
Mexico's administration under President Claudia Sheinbaum has introduced new audience rights guidelines, sparking fierce debate over media freedom and government overreach.
Constitutional experts outline critical vulnerabilities in Mexico's healthcare system, pointing to severe medicine shortages, commercial advertising pressures, and systemic policy failures.
A drunk motorcyclist was taken into custody after crashing into a mother and her two children in Inhapim, Minas Gerais, on Sunday afternoon.
The Court of Justice of Sao Paulo ordered the freezing of over one billion reais in assets from public officials and the SP Regula agency due to alleged bid-rigging and fraud.
Mexico faces severe weather as the Mexican monsoon and tropical waves bring intense rainfall alongside a dangerous heat wave reaching 45 degrees Celsius.
A member of Spain's Military Emergency Unit died in a vehicle rollover while responding to a massive wildfire in Huesca.
Four years after a passenger train drove into the Bejis wildfire in Spain, victims still await answers and accountability.
Washington and Tehran fail to meet their 60-day diplomatic deadline, leaving the Strait of Hormuz blocked and raising political stakes for upcoming US elections.
Iran's supreme leadership has elevated several hardline military veterans to top security positions, signaling a tougher stance against the US and stricter domestic controls.
Frontline health workers battling the largest Ebola outbreak in DRC history are threatening walkouts due to months of unpaid government wages.