US restricts travel by its personnel to Mexican border city of Nogales due to an unspecified threat
The government has limited its employees’ activities to essential travel during the day and has asked its citizens to take precautions
‘American Doctor’: US medics trying to save lives in Gaza while Israel bombs hospitals
Award-winning filmmaker Poh Si Teng is premiering the documentary in theaters across the United States and at international film festivals; it is already considered one of the favorites for an Oscar
Morocco grows bolder thanks to Trump’s (and Israel’s) support
The Ceuta migrant crisis has made one thing clear: Rabat has acted with the coolness that comes from feeling backed by the United States
Israel bombs southern Lebanon despite the truce: ‘We feel like we are still at war’
Nearly 330,000 people remain forcibly displaced as negotiations stall and the Israeli military expands ground operations
‘Bella ciao’: The tumultuous life of the antifascist anthem
An essay traces the origins, success, and controversies surrounding a partisan song that went global thanks to melodic singers and a Netflix series
Ulrich Siegmund, the smiling ‘popular kid’ who propelled the far right to victory in eastern Germany
The German politician has given his party a friendly image and an optimistic message, but responds evasively when asked about the Holocaust and Nazism
Wang Xingxing, the student who failed English and is now leading the humanoid robotics race
The founder of Unitree went from tinkering with homemade motors in a small town in Zhejiang to selling more bipedal robots than anyone else in the world
Héctor Márquez, the Mexican fisherman missing for a week, rescued at sea
A vessel from the Mexican Navy found him on Monday
Tomoko Akane, president of the International Criminal Court: ‘History sooner or later will call us all to account. Where were you?’
The judge, who has been sanctioned by Washington, believes the ICC is facing its toughest challenge since its creation, but maintains that the pursuit of justice is a shared responsibility and a right of victims
Science, pigs and money: the race between the US and China to make animal-to-human transplants viable
Techniques such as the gene-editing tool CRISPR already make survivals approaching a year possible, something unheard of until recently
Why Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s egg freezing is one of 2026’s most interesting political moves
The Democrat documented her clinical process for postponing motherhood and, in doing so, widened the institutions’ reproductive-health framework while also offering clues about her possible future plans
Argentine court orders return of Nazi-looted painting to victim’s family
The artwork was stolen from a Jewish collector in the Netherlands and was discovered last year in Mar del Plata, hanging in the home of Friedrich Kadgien’s daughter
They have sold Venezuela with Venezuelans still inside
To control Venezuelan oil wealth, the Trump administration needs to control the country’s political conditions — and that requires stability, not change
Students turned drug dealers: How some US fraternities entered the narcotics business
The case of 13 Penn State students charged with trafficking is the latest example of undergraduates who traded textbooks for selling illegal substances
Security czar Omar García Harfuch helms Mexico’s 180-degree turn with the DEA
Broken during López Obrador’s era, the relationship with the US agency has entered a new phase of collaboration under Claudia Sheinbaum’s government
From the Shield of the Americas to the Golan Heights, De la Espriella keeps his promise to align with Trump and Netanyahu
The president of Colombia has undertaken a marked shift from the diplomacy of his predecessor, the leftist Gustavo Petro
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