A violent storm swept through southern Brazil on December 15, knocking down a towering replica of the Statue of Liberty outside a Havan megastore in Guaíba. The dramatic collapse, captured on multiple videos that quickly...

What happened during the March deportation operation? The Justice Department has confirmed that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem personally authorized the controversial deportation of 100 Venezuelan men to El Salvador, even as a federal judge...

What triggered concerns about Cuba targeting Maduro? Axios published a report suggesting that US intelligence officials fear Cuba might physically harm Nicolás Maduro if he attempts to flee or cooperate with the US amid escalating...

Venezuela issues threat over Nobel ceremony attendance Venezuela’s attorney general has warned that Nobel Peace Prize winner and leading opposition div Maria Corina Machado will be considered a fugitive if she leaves the country to...

A fast-spreading WhatsApp worm written in Python is rapidly compromising devices across Brazil, hijacking user accounts and deploying a highly capable banking trojan known as Eternidade Stealer. The campaign, uncovered by Brazilian cybersecurity researchers, highlights...

Uruguay has made history by becoming the first country in Latin America to legalize euthanasia and assisted suicide, marking a profound shift in the region’s approach to end-of-life care and individual autonomy. The passage of...

Teenage Remains Believed to Belong to Pre-Inca Chancay Culture LIMA, PERU — Workers installing new gas pipelines in Peru’s capital made a remarkable discovery in June: a well-preserved 1,000-year-old mummy, buried less than two feet...

sphere Unexplained object discovered in Buga draws global attention A strange metallic sphere that descended from the sky and landed in Buga, a town in western Colombia, is at the center of intense speculation and...

tribe Marubo tribe files defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, TMZ, and Yahoo An Indigenous tribe from Brazil’s Amazon rainforest has launched a high-stakes legal battle against several major U.S. media outlets, accusing them...

Gustavo Petro argues cocaine is “no worse than whisky” and calls for legalization Colombian President Gustavo Petro sparked controversy by stating that cocaine is illegal only because it originates from Latin America, not because it...