Who was Estevanico, the African slave who became the first great explorer of what is now the United States. Almost 500 years ago, a Moroccan man walked thousands of miles from Florida to the Pacific coast
What winter 2026-2027 will be like in each US state: snow, cold and rain due to El Nio Winter 2026-2027 in the United States will be marked by El Nio. Learn what Farmers' Almanac and NOAA predict for each state
Organizations announce alliance to mobilize more than 5 million voters towards midterms UnidosUS, LULAC Institute, Mi Familia en Accin and Latino Victory Foundation will promote a strategy to increase participation in the Hispanic community
Salmonella outbreak linked to eggs has sickened almost a hundred people Eggs produced by Midwest Poultry Services were distributed to Texas farms and recalled between June 6 and July 3
Omar Garca Harfuch affirms that in Mexico there are no properties in the name of El Mayo Zambada Zambada's defense attorney, Frank Prez, also maintained that the US Justice did not identify properties in his client's name either.
Sheinbaum asks the Mexican Prosecutor's Office to clarify why the pilot of the El Mayo Zambada flight was deported to The Mexican president asked to see the conditions under which the pilot was handed over to the US authorities after being captured in Mexico
Fines and service cuts: the drastic measure of this water company in Utah A Utah water company will impose $500 fines and suspend service to those who exceed irrigation consumption limits
Sheinbaum points to FBI participation in the capture of 'El Mayo' Zambada: Who lied? Mexico investigates whether former US ambassador, Ken Salazar, lied about the FBI's alleged participation in the "El Mayo" operation
Dangerous heat wave will hit the United States in the week of the 4th of July The National Weather Service warned that heat will intensify across most of the central and eastern United States.
USDA makes travel for dogs to Mexico more flexible despite the advance of the screwworm The USDA reestablished the crossing of dogs into Mexico, while specialists warn about the risks associated with the screwworm outbreak
Are you going to Mexico by car? The mistake with Banjercito that can cost you money when you return to the US. If you travel to Mexico by car from the US, a mistake with Banjercito can cause you to lose money. What happens if you don't cancel your vehicle permit on
Can you cross into Mexico without a passport from the US? Requirements to return Traveling from the US to Mexico may require a passport or other approved documents. The REAL ID is not used to re-enter through the land border
The US rules out that cuts to USAID would cause the spread of the screwworm Brooke Rollins assured that the federal government has significantly increased resources to contain the plague
It's back, and stronger: cases of screwworm disease are spreading in the US. The parasitic fly has begun to affect livestock again in Texas and New Mexico: there are five confirmed cases, including a dog
Venezuelan with TPS sues the Government after being detained despite having current immigration protection This lawsuit is the first step in obtaining compensation for the illegal conduct of government officials
Supreme Court rejects Meta's appeal and allows a lawsuit in Vermont for addiction to his social networks Meta spokespersons have come to the defense, arguing that the company has already implemented support and security tools to protect adolescents.
Time change in Arizona 2026: Should clocks be advanced? Since 1968, considering factors such as the climate, Arizona made a decision regarding the time change in the US for daylight saving time
Actor Timothy Busfield is formally accused of child sexual abuse The husband of producer and actress Melissa Gilbert, Timothy Busfield, is accused of four counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor
US at risk of losing meals-free status with the PAHO due to increase in cases Increase in measles cases in several states puts the United States at risk of maintaining its meals-free status with the PAHO
Organizations demand immediate closure of Texas detention center after immigrant's death Diaz's death is the third linked to Camp East Montana, highlighting serious structural flaws in the handling of immigration detention
Rubio and De la Fuente discuss greater cooperation against drug trafficking, but Mexico defends its sovereignty Mexico seeks to reduce US pressure after President Trump's threats to attack territory as part of his war against cartels
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
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
Flu vaccine: where to get it for free in the U.S. and why it's key this year The flu vaccine is free for millions of people in the U.S. With new strains circulating, immunization is key. Where to get it for free.
New Mexico teenager hired a friend to kill his parents so he could claim his inheritance Darren Munoz, 19, planned with a friend to kill his father and stepmother to seize their finances
New York will allow assisted death, certain conditions apply The governor said she made the decision after listening to New Yorkers
Judge orders the release of Iranian detained for more than 5 months without apparent reason Hamid Ziaei was at risk of being deported to Iran, from which he escaped for criticizing the government
Department of Justice sues four other states for not submitting voter registrations The states being sued are: Colorado, Hawaii, Massachusetts, and Nevada. With these, the Justice Department's national total rises to 18.
