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A Russian spy couple, Artem Viktorovich Dultsev and Anna Valerevna Dultseva, and their children returned to Russia as part of the largest prisoner swap between the West and Russia since the Cold War. Posing as an Argentine couple in Slovenia, they were arrested for espionage in 2022. On the flight to Moscow, their children, who spoke no Russian and were unaware of their heritage, learned of their nationality. The exchange included 24 prisoners, with 16 Western detainees in Russian jails and eight Russians held in the West, including Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich.
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Mexico's music community is mourning after Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist, composer and co-founder of Mexican indie-rock band Camilo Séptimo, was killed alongside members of his family in a shocking attack. Meléndez, 38, was found dead inside his home in Atizapán de...
One of the biggest legends in Spanish-language television is heading back to Univision. Don Francisco, the legendary Chilean television host whose real name is Mario Kreutzberger, will return with a new program called “GIGANTES con Don Francisco,” set to premiere this...
Toronto and the GTA were hit by a powerful storm on Wednesday, September 2, bringing torrential rain, large hail, damaging winds and widespread flooding across the region. The storm moved through quickly but left a trail of damage. Trees and power lines were knocked...
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Mexico's music community is mourning after Jonathan Meléndez, keyboardist, composer and co-founder of Mexican indie-rock band Camilo Séptimo, was killed alongside members of his family in a shocking...
One of the world's biggest oil companies is making a massive bet on Venezuela. Chevron announced Wednesday that it plans to invest more than $7 billion in its Venezuelan operations over the next...
Cuba’s tourism industry is facing a dramatic collapse, with international visitor numbers falling more than 60% this year. New government figures show approximately 419,000 international visitors...
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