South America July 19, 2023 Guyana government reaches settlement after 20 children burned to death in high school dormitory fire In May, a dormitory fire deliberately set by a high school student led to 20 child deaths in Guyana. The government is offering to pay $25,000 to the parents of each child.
LIFESTYLE July 18, 2023 Jack Carr's take on the AMIA bombing of July 18, 1994, in Buenos Aires, Argentina: 'Pistol by his side' In Buenos Aires, Argentina, on July 18, 1994, a terrorist explosion destroyed a 7-story building, took 85 lives and wounded 300 people. Bestselling author Jack Carr weighs in on the act of terror.
South America July 18, 2023 Amateur soccer player charged with attempted homicide found dead in apparent suicide after referee assault A 24-year-old player from an amateur soccer league was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head shortly after being charged with attempted homicide.
South America July 17, 2023 Magnitude 6.6 earthquake strikes Argentina, felt in neighboring Chile An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.6 shook Argentina over the weekend and was even felt by residents in neighboring country Chile. There were no immediate reports of any damage.
Border security July 16, 2023 China seeks to gain 'foothold' on America’s doorstep amid border crisis, top Republican warns Rep. August Pfluger is warning of an increase in influence by the Chinese Communist regime in Latin America after a trip to the region and discussions with officials.
Artificial Intelligence July 15, 2023 Latin America looks to use AI to narrow the technology gap, but fear of 'risks' could accelerate the divide The incredible potential of artificial intelligence (AI) threatens to accelerate the technological divide that runs deep throughout Latin America.
South America July 13, 2023 Argentina launches probe into potential crimes against humanity in Venezuela A probe into potential crimes against humanity in Venezuela has been initiated by a prosecutor in Argentina, following a criminal complaint lodged by the Clooney Foundation for Justice.
Crime July 12, 2023 Delaware police warns of South American 'crime tourists' committing home burglaries Delaware authorities are warning of groups of thieves from South America targeting homes for burglaries.
Media July 12, 2023 Dylan Mulvaney takes trip to Peru to 'feel safe' after Bud Light disaster: 'I feel very safe' outside of USA Social media influencer Dylan Mulvaney posted a video from Peru on Monday. Mulvaney claimed to not feel safe in the U.S. in the wake of the botched Bud Light campaign.
WILD NATURE July 11, 2023 American tourist viciously attacked by shark saw water turn red The Ecuadorian navy helped transport Delia Yriarte to the nearest hospital for treatment, where she received 100 sutures to her leg and will need "probably a few more surgeries."
VIDEO July 11, 2023 GOP rep shows migrants moving through Panama to US Rep. Carlos Gimenez visits a village in Panama where thousands of migrants traveling through the U.S. pass through. CREDIT: Rep. Carlos Gimenez, R-Fla.