They denounce abuses in detainees who were transferred from Alligator Alcatraz to Miami Added to the complaints about overcrowding are failures in the air conditioning in the middle of summer, and that detainees must drink water from metal sinks.
They investigate alleged beer consumption by minors at school graduation in Oaxaca Oaxaca authorities investigate the alleged consumption of alcohol by minors at a graduation party in Santiago Quiavicuzas
Ryan Garca is accused by Rolly Romero of not accepting the rematch The rivalry between both athletes originated on May 2, 2025, in which Romero won against Garca
They are killing us: residents of a community in Guerrero cry out for help in the face of drug drone attacks Through videos, residents reported detonations, shots from high-caliber weapons and the launching of explosive devices from drones.
Discord admits a bug in its AI and banned thousands of users for harmless images The platform acknowledged that its monitoring system made a mistake with completely innocent content and left more than 8,000 accounts out of service.
Latino religious leaders demand citizenship and dignified treatment for immigrants On the 250th anniversary of the US, churches and organizations call to protect the dignity of immigrant families
Religious celebration in La Guaira went from dancing to despair due to earthquakes in Venezuela (VIDEO) Two powerful earthquakes shook the north-central area of ??Venezuela this Wednesday, and occurred in the middle of a religious celebration in La Guaira
"Ask for help. We are here": the testimonies after the powerful earthquakes in Venezuela The images arriving from the Venezuelan capital show some collapsed buildings and others with significant damage
People who came back from the dead tell what they saw: what science says Near-death experiences illuminate answers that humanity has been seeking for centuries. What survivors say and what science studies
Trump will deliver tablets and special packages to white South African refugees In addition to electronic devices, they will receive educational materials and historical documents endorsed by the administration
Use of ivermectin increases among cancer patients, without scientific evidence of its effectiveness The FDA has not approved ivermectin for cancer, although it remains an approved drug for the treatment of parasitic diseases.
Pentagon releases new UFO files with videos of spheres and audio from witnesses The lot includes documents from the CIA, FBI and NASA with orbs, recreations and historical reports
Beatings, isolation and torture: an Argentine told the horror of his 448 days imprisoned in Venezuela Argentine gendarme Nahuel Gallo revealed details of his captivity in Rodeo I, where he reported beatings, isolation, psychological torture and abuse
Bill Gates testifies today before Congress about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein The appearance occurs in the middle of an investigation that seeks to clarify contacts with the financier
Graham Platner defeats scandals and wins Democratic Senate primary in Maine The war veteran overcame the controversies that marked his campaign, emerging as the main Democratic bet in the November legislative elections
Graham Platner defeats scandals and wins Democratic Senate primary in Maine The war veteran overcame the controversies that marked his campaign, emerging as the main Democratic bet in the November legislative elections
ICE will stop reporting on immigrant deaths that occur after their release Immigration and Customs Enforcement will not provide more information about immigrants who die after being released
Concern grows over American couple who disappeared in Mexico City Guillermo Jafett Hidalgo Ortiz and Zafar Padamsee Mawani moved from Chicago to Mexico City and were last seen on May 20
Concern grows over American couple who disappeared in Mexico City Guillermo Jafett Hidalgo Ortiz and Zafar Padamsee Mawani moved from Chicago to Mexico City and were last seen on May 20
Doctor Loses 70 Pounds of Weight on Carnivore Diet: “Americans Have Been Misled About Nutrition,” He Says The positive results reported respond more to personal experiences than to clinical evidence.
They denounce “inhumane” conditions against migrants detained in building 26 of Federal Plaza in NY The plaintiffs maintain that ICE housed dozens of people in a single room of approximately 20 square meters.
Mayor Bass brings mayors together to discuss the impact of the raids More than 20 mayors heard testimonies and discussed efforts to reduce harm to communities and the economy
Rosalia apologizes: 'I'm not at peace with what I said about Picasso' After praising Pablo Picasso and receiving a wave of reactions, the singer used her TikTok to apologize
NHTSA investigates more than 1.3 million Ford F-150s More than 1.3 million pickup trucks could have severe automatic transmission failures, with real risks of loss of control and wheel lockup
Renee Good's siblings denounce the brutality of ICE agents who shot and killed her in Minneapolis Good died on January 7 after an ICE agent opened fire on the vehicle she was in, on a residential street in the town
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
Video of Maria Corina Machado's rescue revealed as she left Venezuela and received the Nobel Peace Prize A released video reveals for the first time the maritime rescue of Maria Corina Machado in the Caribbean, key to her departure from Venezuela and arrival in Norway
Trump Administration Tried to Erase Records About Capitol Attack: NPR National Public Radio says Justice Department removed terms like 'riot,' 'riot,' and 'insurrection' from official documents
The portrait of hunger in the USA is very different from the stereotype of malnourished children Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates that 13% of American households face food insecurity
Bukele responds to Hillary Clinton about 'brutality' In Cecot Bukele's reaction is due to a report released by Clinton in which she questions the actions of Cecot, which she calls a
Consequences of mass deportations: judges warn that they are losing key witnesses in criminal cases Protecting witnesses with immigration status has become difficult, hindering the resolution of some trials
Svetlana Alexievich, the Nobel laureate in Literature who told the Chernobyl drama like no one else The 2015 Nobel Prize in Literature winner looks back on her writing career and her frustrated hopes for change in Belarus
Mother charged with murder after the death of her five-week-old baby in Maryland Authorities point to videos, alcohol consumption, and forensic findings as key elements in the case of Kai'Ella, a newborn who died in Rising Sun
Crew members of a vessel attacked twice by the US appeared to be asking for help, according to videos of the operation Several lawmakers said the men were waving their arms in the air, a gesture that could be interpreted as surrender or a plea for rescue
