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A billion-dollar highway project will cut travel time from Mexico City to Pacific beaches in half, creating a rare triangle connecting a major city, mountain retreat, and pristine coastline. The upgrade could transform Valle de Bravo from a weekend escape into an international destination.
Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur is embracing a "selfish" mindset to block out distractions as he enters his ninth Australian Open as the sixth seed. The 26-year-old's fresh approach to managing his energy could be the key to his deepest grand slam run yet.
Australian tennis star Alex de Minaur delivered a commanding performance on home soil, defeating Alexander Bublik in straight sets to reach his second Australian Open quarterfinal. The sixth seed will now face world number one Carlos Alcaraz in front of his home crowd.
The "Golden Boy of Boxing" celebrates his birthday today, reminding us of an incredible career built on a promise to his dying mother. From Olympic gold to world champion across four weight classes, De La Hoya's story is one of dedication, family love, and triumph.
French cycling prodigy Paul Seixas will become the youngest Tour de France rider in 89 years when he tackles the legendary race this July. The 19-year-old's undefeated season has France dreaming of its first home winner since 1985.
As cycling superstar Tadej Pogačar enters the 2026 Tour de France as the heavy favorite, the race's history proves that underdogs can shock the world. From forgotten veterans to unknown rookies, these three moments remind us that the yellow jersey isn't won until the final pedal stroke.
A groundbreaking hospice facility just opened in San Miguel de Allende, marking Mexico's first dedicated end-of-life care center. The 16,000-square-foot center offers compassionate care on a sliding scale based on ability to pay.
The 2027 women's Tour de France will make history with its first-ever team time trial through London streets. Both men's and women's races will start in Britain for the first time, marking a breakthrough moment for women's cycling.
Pro wrestler Steph De Lander returned to the ring last month after two years recovering from serious neck surgeries and immediately won the ACW Women's Championship. A timely text from fellow wrestler Matt Cardona helped her seize the perfect comeback opportunity.
Netherlands cricket player Bas de Leede scored an unbeaten 72 and took two wickets to lead his team to their biggest T20 World Cup victory ever. The win marks a stunning comeback for the all-rounder who suffered career setbacks and holds cricket's worst bowling record.
After depression nearly ended his career, basketball star Worthy de Jong found healing through 3x3 basketball and won Olympic gold at 38. Now he's using his story to inspire kids in the Amsterdam neighborhood where he grew up.
Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong captured her first Olympic gold medal in the 1,500-meter speedskating race at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Games, powered by roaring Dutch fans dressed in orange. The champion edged Norway's Ragne Wiklund by just 0.06 seconds in a thrilling finish.
Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz made a spectacular diving catch to rob his close friend and fellow Dominican player Junior Caminero during their game. The two had been chatting and laughing together just hours earlier during batting practice.
A Brazilian reforestation company just secured $8 million to bring forests back to life in Rio de Janeiro's northern region. The funding from Brazil's national development bank signals growing investment in nature-based climate solutions.
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The Dutch-American painter spent decades perfecting his craft before his first solo show at age 44 launched him into art history. A new Princeton exhibition celebrates the breakthrough years that changed modern painting forever.
Brazil's Rio de Janeiro state just became the first to ban shark meat from school cafeterias, protecting 1,200 schools worth of kids from mercury exposure while giving threatened ocean predators a fighting chance. The move follows health warnings and a major investigation revealing tons of shark meat flowing through Brazilian schools.
Bollywood star Tabu gifted gold jewelry to her choreographers and cash to 30 backup dancers after struggling through an iconic song shoot. The 1998 gesture of gratitude is winning hearts all over again.
Hundreds gathered in Mexico City to reenact the legendary 1862 Battle of Puebla, keeping alive a cherished tradition that's now recognized as intangible cultural heritage. Families lined the streets as costumed performers recreated the moment Mexican troops defeated Napoleon's army.
After weeks of protests, Mexico's Interior Ministry confirmed that Las Cocinas beach will remain open to everyone, honoring a constitutional right to public beach access. The win shows how community voices can protect natural spaces from privatization.
A wheelchair athlete who uses a standard chair is tackling one of cycling's most brutal climbs to prove anyone can do sports. Lexi Chambers will push 6,100 feet up France's Alpe d'Huez this July.
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