MYSTERIOUS: 14 - What They Never Told You

Diversity Visas: U.S. Sets Final Cutoff for South America and the Caribbean at 4,750 Ahead of September 30th

DV-2026 selectees from South America and the Caribbean face a Sept. 30 deadline. Here is what the 4,750 cut-off means and what to do now.

Latin Times · Sep 29

Guatemala: Rains Leave 18 Dead and Over 1,700 Emergencies; Alert for Families in the U.S.

Guatemala's rains have left 18 dead and 1,774 emergencies. See the hardest-hit areas, how to reach relatives and what to know before traveling.

Latin Times · Sep 29

Trump Unveils $15B Iowa Steel Mill Project Ahead of Competitive Midterms

Trump unveiled a $15 billion Iowa steel mill by Mesabi Metallics. See what's confirmed on jobs, financing and tariffs—and what's still unsettled.

Latin Times · Sep 29

Trump's Ban on Nearly $1 Billion in Canadian Alcohol, Dairy and Motorcycles Takes Effect

A U.S. import ban targeting nearly $1 billion in Canadian alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles takes effect as trade tensions between Washington and Ottawa escalate.

Latin Times · Sep 29

ICE Agent Who Fatally Shot Houston Man Identified After Federal Government Withheld His Name for Months

The Texas Tribune has identified Gregory Feathers as the ICE agent involved in the fatal July shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston, ending months of federal silence as a grand jury considers potential criminal charges

Latin Times · Sep 29

Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas Reunite for 2026 Midterm Election Coverage, This Time Outside Univision

For nearly three decades, Jorge Ramos and María Elena Salinas delivered the news together to Spanish-speaking households across the United States. Now they are preparing to share an election night desk again, nearly nine years after Salinas left Noticiero Univision.

Latin Times · Sep 29

Mexican Provocateur Facundo Gómez Has Been the Villain Many Times and Now Telemundo Made Him Ringmaster of 'Juego de Villanos' - INTERVIEW

Facundo Gómez has made a career of making celebrities uncomfortable, to the point that they have not only retaliated, but also their and his fans went after him. His reaction went in the line of 'the world has bigger problems, worry about that.' Now, he has become a sort of…

Latin Times · Sep 29

Mariachi Herencia de México Made Monday Night Football History: The Anthem That Drew Cheers and Criticism

The U.S. national anthem began with the sound of mariachi at Soldier Field on Monday night. Before the Chicago Bears faced the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football, hometown ensemble Mariachi Herencia de México performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" in charro suits, accompanied by the strings and brass of its Mexican…

Latin Times · Sep 29

Pearl Jam Thanked Paul McCartney for Lending Them His Drummer: Meet Abe Laboriel Jr., the Afro-Latino Musician With Mexican and Honduran Roots

Pearl Jam had a message for Paul McCartney after its two shows at Ohana Fest: Thank you for lending us your drummer. He was talking about Latino artist Abe Laboriel Jr., who has played with the Beatle for more than two decades. His story is of Latino excellence.

Latin Times · Sep 29

Peru Raises Minimum Wage to S/1,230 Under Keiko Fujimori

Peru's minimum wage rises to S/1,230 on Oct. 1. Here is what changes for families in Peru and for Peruvians in the U.S. who support them.

Latin Times · Sep 29