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A jury found Meta liable for failing to protect children from predators and exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, awarding New Mexico $375 million. This landmark verdict marks one of the first major jury rulings holding social media companies accountable for child safety.
Mexico just recorded its safest January in a decade, with daily murders dropping by more than a third. A new coordinated security strategy is bringing hope to communities that have lived with violence for years.
After a landmark court victory that fined Meta nearly $1 billion for enabling child harm on its platforms, New Mexico's attorney general is drafting groundbreaking legislation to protect kids online. The state's legal win is becoming a blueprint for tech accountability nationwide.
A jury ordered Meta to pay $375 million after finding the tech giant misled families about safety measures and failed to protect children from exploitation on Facebook and Instagram. The landmark verdict sends a powerful message that companies must prioritize young users' wellbeing over profits.
A jury just ordered Meta to pay $375 million for failing to protect children from harm on its platforms, marking the first time a state has won such a case. The landmark verdict could reshape how tech companies handle child safety across America.
Travel advisories paint Mexico with a broad brush, but this vast country deserves more nuance. Understanding regional differences helps travelers make smarter, safer decisions.
For the first time since President Claudia Sheinbaum took office, fewer Mexicans feel unsafe in their cities, marking an 18-month improvement trend. National survey data shows perceptions of insecurity dropped to their lowest point since October 2024, though progress remains uneven across regions.
Mexico is heading into the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a dramatic safety turnaround. Daily homicides have dropped 49% in just eight months under a new security strategy.
Mexico is shutting down all 31 militarized grade schools nationwide after a 13-year-old's death revealed systemic abuse. The swift government action prioritizes child safety and signals zero tolerance for violence disguised as discipline.
A jury found Meta liable for putting children at risk and awarded the maximum penalty of $375 million. The verdict marks a historic victory for child safety advocates and could pave the way for similar cases nationwide.
Nearly 7,000 fewer families in Mexico lost loved ones to violence in 2025, marking the country's sharpest single-year improvement in safety in at least a decade. A new peace index shows the homicide rate fell by almost a quarter as security strategies focused on intelligence and coordination began showing measurable results.
A gold miner in Sinaloa, Mexico survived nearly two weeks trapped underground in a flooded, collapsed mine before military divers pulled him to safety. His remarkable rescue offers hope even as the mining community mourns two workers who didn't make it out.
A leading elevator company chairman is teaching parents simple safety habits that could prevent elevator accidents involving children. These easy-to-learn tips turn everyday elevator rides into teachable moments about safety.
Mexico is pouring half a billion dollars into electric buses and charging stations, starting with 140 buses and 38 chargers in the country's central region. The move could dramatically improve air quality in Mexico City, where pollution levels exceed safety limits 92% of the time.
Portugal's national soccer team walked through Mexico City's Tepito neighborhood and played pickup soccer with locals, declaring Mexico a safe World Cup destination. Their visit counters widespread safety concerns ahead of the 2026 tournament.
As the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Mexico, President Sheinbaum promises complete safety for international visitors and backup plans to ensure every fan can celebrate. Despite protests near venues, authorities have 18 alternative viewing sites ready across Mexico City.
Mexico claimed 11 spots on North America's 50 Best Bars list, including three in the top 10. Mexico City ranked second only to New York for total mentions, proving the country's cocktail scene has arrived on the world stage.
Hotels and guesthouses across Hong Kong will now provide fire escape hoods in every room, a major safety upgrade protecting millions of visitors and residents. The move gives tourists new peace of mind while helping the city bounce back from last year's devastating fire.
Mexico became the first country to declare safe mobility a constitutional right, putting pedestrians first. The 2022 law prioritizes walkers over cars and transforms how cities design streets.
Mexico's daily murder rate fell 44% between September 2024 and February 2026, making last month the safest February in over a decade. The dramatic improvement marks a turning point in the country's long struggle with violence.
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