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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
Peru Unearths Caral’s Tiny Gods and a Civilization’s Long Memory
Forty-three bone and wooden figures discovered at Peñico are giving archaeologists a rare glimpse into how Peru’s Caral civilization survived…
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AMERICAS
Five-Year Anniversary Finds Haiti Still Chasing Its President’s Killers
Five years after Jovenel Moïse was murdered inside his bedroom, Haiti has convictions but no settled truth. The gunmen are…
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ECONOMY
Argentina Declares Independence Again as Milei Rewrites the Economic Script
In Tucumán, Javier Milei cast austerity as liberation and economic recovery as a second independence. Falling inflation, returning growth, and…
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LIFE
Cuba Moves a Dissident from Prison into a Darker Silence
Cuban artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara has completed his five-year sentence, yet freedom remains elusive. A monitored phone call, an…
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AMERICAS
Peru Offers Mexico an Olive Branch Wrapped in Old Grudges
Peru’s president-elect Keiko Fujimori says she wants diplomatic ties with Mexico restored, but Claudia Sheinbaum is not rushing. Behind the…
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SPORTS
Argentina’s Messi Magic Keeps Finding FIFA’s Convenient Blind Spots Again
From Algeria to Egypt, Argentina’s disputed World Cup decisions keep bending toward Lionel Messi, while FIFA insists coincidence explains the…
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Borders and migration
Mexico Turns ICE Deaths into a Cross-Border Day of Reckoning
Mexico’s plan to pursue criminal complaints over deaths in ICE custody turns private grief into a diplomatic showdown, raising questions…
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LIFE
Latin America Sweats as Air Conditioning Booms and Bills Bite
As heat waves harden into routine, Latin America is buying relief one humming machine at a time. Still, the air-conditioning…
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AMERICAS
Venezuela Races for Prefab Homes as Quake Camps Keep Filling
After Venezuela’s deadliest earthquake in a century, nearly 18,000 people remain without homes, pushing Caracas and the United Nations toward…
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SPORTS
First Ever World Cup Peruvian Expulsion and Chilean Red Card Reframe World Cup Folklore
Before the red card became soccer’s theater of disgrace, a Peruvian vanished from a 1930 World Cup match, and a…
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