Queretaro starts the 2023 Opening of the MX League The Gallos Blancos de Queretaro started the Apertura 2023 on the right foot after a disastrous participation in the previous Clausura of the Liga MX.
Inside the Taliban's relentless war on drugs in Afghanistan Afghanistan used to produce more 80% of the world's opium. A BBC team investigated on the ground what impact the ban on poppy cultivation has had and how it has
Civil rights organizations announce first lawsuit against Florida's anti-immigrant law Civil rights organizations ACLU and Southern Poverty Law Center argue they will file suit because SB 1718, which went into effect Saturday, is unconstitutional.
Shooting in Baltimore leaves 2 dead and dozens injured Authorities Baltimore police seek those responsible for the shooting in the Brooklyn Homes neighborhood where a party was taking place.
France fears another violent night after funeral of young Nahel Young Nahel was buried on the outskirts of Paris after a series of protests and looting shocked France, prompting President Emmanuel Macron to call off his visit to Germany
Would Lionel Messi condemn the fate of Rodolfo Pizarro? Rodolfo Pizarro is one of the franchise players of Inter Miami. With the foreseeable arrival of Lionel Messi and the possible acquisition of new stars, the MLS team could leave
At least 12 people have drowned due to rip currents on Florida beaches Some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States, stretching along the United States peninsula to the border with Alabama, have become in recent weeks the most dangerous.
Shohei Ohtani hits 30 home runs and aims for an Aaron Judge record Ohtani is the major league leader in home runs (30) and is averaging 60 by the end of the season.
Atlas confirms imminent departure and in a matter of hours for Julian Quinones Through social networks, the player also showed that this Saturday in the first day of the 2023 Clausura Tournament of the MX League against Cruz Azul, it will be his
Arizona governor puts up for sale 2,000 containers that were used as a wall on the border The administration of Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has put up for sale the containers that were used to create a "wall" on the border by the previous state government.
Marina in Mexico seizes submarine with more than 3.5 tons of cocaine With helicopters and interceptor patrols, Marina achieves the most important seizure so far this year, barely a week after UN reports classified the neighboring country as the main gateway for
Economic growth in the US was faster than expected in the first quarter The report by the Department of Commerce showed that Americans spent more on services and less on goods during the first months of the year
