World

Giant Vulva Sculpture Sparks a Culture War in Brazil

A giant vulva sculpture on a hillside in northeastern Brazil has caused a fueled war between leftists and conservatives, including the close allies of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro.
Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

Honduran Woman Gives Birth on Mexico-U.S. Border Bridge

A Honduran woman gave birth on a Mexico-U.S. border bridge connecting the cities of Matamoros and Brownsville, Texas on Saturday, authorities said.
Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home Weeks Before the Contest

Miss Mexico Aspirant Found Dead in Her Home After Leaving Heartbreaking Message Online

A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home. A contestant for the upcoming Miss Mexico beauty pageant has been found dead in her home.
Portuguese Health Worker Dies Two Days After Receiving Pfizer Vaccine, Autopsy Results Unknown

Portuguese Health Worker Dies Two Days After Receiving Pfizer Vaccine, Autopsy Results Unknown

A Portuguese woman who works as a pediatric assistant died two days after getting her first dose of the Pfizer vaccine, and results of the autopsy on her is still unknown.
People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

People in Mexico Line up for Hours To Get Oxygen Amid COVID-19 Surge

COVID-19 cases in Mexico City continue to increase, resulting in supply shortages in oxygen as reported by medical supply stores that refill oxygen tanks.
Argentina Legalizes Abortion, Marking a Historic Move in the Country

Argentina Legalizes Abortion, Marking a Historic Move in the Country

Argentina's Senate voted early on Wednesday to legalize elective abortion in the heavily Catholic country.
Dr. Anthony Fauci

Dr. Fauci Says New Strains Must Be Taken Seriously

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top infectious and disease expert, said on Sunday that people should take the new strain of COVID-19 very seriously.
Sense of Smell

COVID-19 Patients Experience Distortion of Sense of Smell

Some COVID-19 patients who recovered from the virus said that they regain their sense of smell but only to whiff foul, unpleasant fishy, sulphur, and burning odors.
AstraZeneca

Brazil's Fiocruz to Seek Regulatory Approval for Oxford/AstraZeneca Vaccine

Brazil's Fiocruz biomedical institute will seek regulatory approval for the Oxford University/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine on January 15.
Important Facts About a C-Section During COVID-19

Important Facts About a C-Section During COVID-19

As a pregnant mother, you might be concerned about your pregnancy and your infant's upcoming birth during this pandemic. Being safe and trying to remain COVID-19 free can be concerning. You could also be wondering about what kind of safety measures are in place when delivering through C-section.
Business

8 Best Small Business Ideas to Make Money in 2021

The year 2020 is a tough and difficult time for small businesses. Thousands across the country have decided to shut down their operation due to the pandemic. But a business can survive by adapting to the new trends.
Vaccination

COVID-19 Vaccines Might Not Work in New Strains, Scientists Warn

Some scientists are worried and said that the present COVID-19 vaccines might not work in the new strain of the virus that has significantly attributed to the spike of cases in other countries.
COVID-19 Vaccine Begins To Rollout in Latin American Countries

COVID-19 Vaccine Begins To Rollout in Latin American Countries

Mexico's frontline workers were some of the first people in Latin America to get a COVID-19 vaccination.
James Harden

NBA Postpones Rockets-Thunder Game After COVID-19 Contact Tracing

The National Basketball Association (NBA) postponed the season's opening game between the Houston Rockets and Oklahoma City Thunders after COVID-19 contact tracing.
COVID-19

New Strain of COVID-19 Seems to be More Dangerous and Infectious

A new strain of COVID-19 called 501.V2 seems to be the cause of virus surge in other countries. The new strain cause more severe illness and more dangerous.
Former Governor in Mexico Possibly Hunted for Months Before Assassination

Ex-State Governor in Mexico Possibly Hunted for Months Before Chilling Assassination

Aristoteles Sandoval, the former state governor of Jalisco, Mexico, was assassinated by unknown persons in the popular beach resort of Puerto Vallarta.
This Scary New COVID-19 Symptom Alarms Doctors

This Scary New COVID-19 Symptom Alarms Doctors

A new study alarmed doctors after it revealed a new possible COVID-19 symptom that is a rare but deadly eye condition. It was found that it led to the death of a COVID-19 patient.
FBI Probing Damage Linked to U.S. Government Hack

FBI Gets Involved as Russian Cyberhackers Suspected Behind High-Risk US Government Hack

The Federal Bureau of Investigation officials have been scrambling to check the damage from a possibly devastating breach across several U.S. government computer networks.
Mexico's Congress Passes Law to Limit US Agents and Lift Their Immunity

Mexico's Congress Passes Law to Limit US Agents and Lift Their Immunity

Mexico's Congress has approved a bill that takes away the immunity and other benefits of American agents working in Mexico.
Young Man Who Threw Trailer Hitch to an Indigenous Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter

Young Man Who Threw Trailer Hitch to an Indigenous Woman Found Guilty of Manslaughter

The young man who threw a trailer hitch to an Indigenous woman was found guilty of manslaughter after the woman died six months later.