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Beat the Heat: 7 Smart Tech Products That Can Make Summer More Comfortable

As temperatures climb and heat waves become more frequent across much of the United States, staying cool is no longer just about turning up the air conditioning. Small changes, like avoiding the oven during the hottest parts of the day, improving indoor air quality when wildfire smoke or high pollen…

Latin Times · Jul 3

How Much Does Team USA in the World Cup Coach Mauricio Pochettino Make and Who Pays for It?

The United States' remarkable run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup has thrust head coach Mauricio Pochettino into the spotlight. After guiding the Americans to their first men's World Cup knockout victory since 2002, the Argentine manager has become one of the most talked-about figures in international soccer.

Latin Times · Jul 3

The Latinas Who Helped Create the United States: Most Americans Have Never Heard of Them

As Americans prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July with fireworks, backyard barbecues, and patriotic tributes to the nation's Founding Fathers, few know that a group of Latinas helped finance the military campaign that secured U.S. independence.

Latin Times · Jul 3

Spanish Masterclass in Los Angeles: 'La Roja' Sink Austria at SoFi Stadium, Reach Last 16

Spain blanked Austria 3-0 in Los Angeles to reach the World Cup Round of 16, powered by a Mikel Oyarzabal double and a Pedro Porro header.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Daredevil Couple Walks Free After Empire State Building Proposal Stunt — But Felony Charges Loom

Empire State climbers Angela Nikolau and Ivan Kuznetsov walk free on supervised release as felony charges reveal an overnight break-in plot.

Latin Times · Jul 2

U.S., Iran Pause Peace Talks Until Mid-July as Hormuz, Lebanon Disputes Stall Progress

The United States and Iran have suspended indirect peace negotiations until mid-July after a new round of talks in Doha ended without a breakthrough on some of the most contentious issues left unresolved by the recent conflict, including the future of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's role in Lebanon.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Rebecca Ferguson and Common Say 'Silo 3' Darkest Themes Resonate With Immigrants and Minorities Who Have Learned to 'Read the Room' and Recreate Their Identities

Rebecca Ferguson, Common and more stars from Apple TV's 'Silo 3' talk in interviews about how the dark themes of the new season resonate with minorities and immigrants from authoritarians regimes.

Latin Times · Jul 2

AOC's Case Against Ending TPS: It'll Cost You Financially, Not Just Them

AOC warns ending TPS will raise home-repair and health care costs — as a House-passed fix stalls in the Senate before the July 10 deadline.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Tren de Aragua Under Siege: New Charges, Bigger Numbers, and a Leader Already Gone

DOJ says Tren de Aragua arrests jumped sixfold under Trump, but the news came weeks after a strike killed the gang's own leader.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Cuba's Population Free-Fall Isn't Slowing — 1.6 Million Gone Since 2020

Cuba's own statistics office says the island lost 1.6M people since 2020 and could fall to 5.6M by 2100 as births hit record lows.

Latin Times · Jul 2