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500 Agents Rescue Kidnapped Mayor and His Father in Mexico
When a Mexican mayor's father was kidnapped, the mayor went searching for him and was taken too. In a massive rescue operation, federal forces brought both men home safely.
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Mexico Sends $5.8M from Corruption Case to Poor Schools
Money seized from a corrupt former security minister will now build up schools in one of Mexico's most disadvantaged regions. The funds come from a landmark civil case that's still recovering millions more.
Wrestling Legends, 65 and 54, Wow Crowd at Historic Vegas Show
Two Mexican wrestling icons proved age is just a number when they delivered a stunning performance at CMLL's first-ever solo show in the United States. Blue Panther, 65, and Último Guerrero, 54, turned back the clock with high-flying moves that left Vegas fans chanting "thank you" in gratitude.
Napa Softball Team Wins First Title in 15 Years
After 15 years of waiting, Justin-Siena High School's softball team claimed their first championship title with a stunning comeback victory. The fifth-seeded underdogs proved that heart and belief can overcome any odds.
Dallas Firefighters Rescue Two Men From Flash Floods
When rising floodwaters trapped two men in their vehicles Friday morning, Dallas Fire-Rescue crews responded with a boat to bring them safely to shore. The dramatic rescue near Lake Highlands highlights both the dangers of driving through flooded roads and the swift action of first responders.
Dominican Republic Advances to World Baseball Classic Semis
The Dominican Republic's powerhouse lineup crushed South Korea 10-0 in a stunning quarterfinal victory, securing their spot in the World Baseball Classic semifinals. Austin Wells sealed the win with a walk-off three-run homer that ended the game early under baseball's mercy rule.
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Mexico Expands Earthquake Monitoring to Underserved North
Mexico's national university is building 58 new seismic monitoring stations, mostly in northern border states that have been left behind despite active earthquake zones. The expansion will help emergency crews respond faster and scientists better understand tremors in overlooked regions.
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Acapulco Welcomes 58,000 at Mexico's Largest Tourism Fair
Mexico's biggest tourism fair returned to Acapulco for its 50th anniversary, bringing 58,000 business appointments and $67 million to the hurricane-resilient city. For the first time ever, the prestigious event opened its doors to everyday visitors.
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Turquoise Skull Returns to Mexico After 60 Years
A stunning pre-Columbian skull adorned with turquoise and precious stones has returned home to Mexico after six decades in a Dutch museum. The repatriation marks a rare victory for Indigenous heritage protection and international cooperation.
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Mexico's Tall Ship Returns to Sea After Brooklyn Tragedy
Fourteen months after a devastating accident claimed two young lives, Mexico's beloved training ship Cuauhtémoc is sailing again with 281 crew members aboard. The three-month voyage to Alaska, Canada, and California marks a journey of both remembrance and renewal.
8-Year-Old's Letter Brings MLB Star Back to Toronto
Max Scherzer's daughter Brooke wrote a heartfelt letter to the Blue Jays asking them to bring her dad back. The team just re-signed him, and her sweet words are melting hearts across baseball.
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Mexico's Giant Sky Dinosaur Had a 16-Meter Wingspan
Scientists discovered fossils of Quetzalcóatlus in northern Mexico, a pterosaur the size of a giraffe with wings that spanned up to 16 meters. The country's rich fossil sites are revealing prehistoric giants that once soared over what is now Mexican territory.
Pitcher Makes MLB Debut After 2-Year Injury Recovery
Ricky Tiedemann stepped onto a Major League Baseball field for the first time Saturday, two years after Tommy John surgery nearly ended his dream. The Blue Jays pitcher who once turned veterans' heads in practice finally got his chance to shine.
Unknown Paraguayan Club Stuns Peru's Giants in Debut
A small Paraguayan soccer team nobody expected to win just defeated one of South America's most famous clubs in their first-ever Copa Libertadores match. 2 de Mayo's 1-0 victory over Alianza Lima proved that underdogs can still shock the world.
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Mexico Cuts Power Outages 39% With $14B Grid Upgrade
Mexico slashed power outages by nearly 40% in two years through a massive investment in its electrical grid. The upgrade is bringing faster repairs and cleaner energy to millions.
Shane Bieber Returns to Peak Form with 7-Inning Gem
After a rocky return from injury, Blue Jays pitcher Shane Bieber is finding his groove again. His dominant seven-inning performance silenced one of baseball's best offenses and ended Toronto's losing streak.
4 Bard Students Win Scholarships to Study Abroad
Four Bard College students just won competitive federal scholarships worth up to $8,000 each to study everywhere from Bhutan to Berlin. The Gilman Scholarships help students with financial need experience the world without debt holding them back.
Army Reservist Turned Pro Wrestler Champions in Mexico
A former U.S. Army National Guard reservist credits his military discipline for becoming a world champion wrestler in Mexico. Travis Lopes Jr., known as Flip Gordon, now helps make history as CMLL hosts its first solo U.S. show.
Tom Brady Housed Teammates for Intense Offseason Training
Former Patriots receiver Josh Gordon revealed that Tom Brady invited teammates to live with him during the offseason for grueling practice sessions. The seven-time Super Bowl champion's dedication included home-cooked meals and hours of precision drills that built a dynasty.
Big Papi's Son Gets First Spring Training Hit with Red Sox
D'Angelo Ortiz, son of Red Sox legend David Ortiz, smacked a single in his first Major League Spring Training at-bat 10 years after his father's final season. The 21-year-old is working to forge his own path to the big leagues.
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