FOUND: 6 - What They Never Told You

Hegseth's Biggest Pentagon Cut Yet: 20% of General Slots Gone by Next Year

Hegseth announces a 20% cut to general officer positions at Quantico. Here's what the real numbers say — and what critics warn it could cost.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Jorge Kahwagi Dies at 58: The Extraordinary Life of Mexico's Boxer-Turned-Politician and Reality Star

Jorge Kahwagi Macari, the Mexican businessman who moved between politics, professional boxing and reality television in a public career unlike almost any other in the country, died Wednesday at 58.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Mexican Telenovela Otto Sirgo Dies at 79: 'Lazos de Amor' and 'Rosa Salvaje' Star Leaves Behind Five Decades of Television

Otto Sirgo, the Cuban-born Mexican actor whose face became familiar to generations of telenovela viewers through "Rosa Salvaje," "Lazos de Amor," "Niña Amada Mía" and dozens of other productions, died Tuesday at 79.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Where Would You Want to Be If AI Went Wrong? Vermont Tops New State Readiness Ranking, Nevada Is Last

If artificial intelligence systems failed and disrupted everyday services, which states would be best equipped to keep functioning? A new ranking puts Vermont first and Nevada last, giving greater weight to natural resources, practical skills and community networks than technological prominence alone.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Bad Bunny's 'Porto Rico' Adds Puerto Rican Actress Marisé Álvarez to Its Star-Studded Cast - EXCLUSIVE

Puerto Rican actress Marisé "Tata" Álvarez has joined the sprawling cast of Porto Rico, Residente's ambitious historical epic starring Bad Bunny, according to an apparent accidental reveal by her co-star Ismael Cruz Córdova.

Latin Times · Sep 30

IRS Form 1040 Adds a Citizenship Question: What ITIN Filers Need to Know Before the 2027 Filing Season

The IRS draft 2026 Form 1040 adds a first-ever citizenship question. Here's what it means for ITIN filers and mixed-status Latino families.

Latin Times · Sep 30

A Pardon Killed SCOTUS's Top Immigration Case. Here's What's at Stake for Latinos Now.

A governor's pardon erased SCOTUS's top immigration case. What Latino families in Texas must know about three legal battles now moving toward the Court.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Southcom General Won't Rule Out Land Strikes on Cartels: "All Options Are on the Table"

SOUTHCOM's top general confirms land strikes on cartels are "options," as the Pentagon expands its drug war from boat strikes to ground operations across Latin America.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Venezuela Is Kremlin's Main Hub for Spreading Propaganda in Latin America: Report

Researchers identified 32 key influencers with a combined 14.9 million followers, finding that Kremlin tactics rely on embedding narratives into domestic political debates rather than broad reach.

Latin Times · Sep 30

Democrats Pour Seven Figures Into South Texas Midterm Push to Win Back Hispanic Voters

Democrats are investing seven figures in South Texas, highlighting cost-of-living issues and running Tejano singer Bobby Pulido to win back Hispanic voters in the midterms.

Latin Times · Sep 30