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Miami sits at the edge of a storm, and not only because of the hurricanes forming in the Atlantic. The city's only nuclear power facility, the Turkey Point Nuclear Generating Station, is at the center of a growing debate as environmental groups and the Miccosukee Tribe warn in interviews with…

Matthew McConaughey returns to the big screen after six years with The Lost Bus, a survival drama rooted in the 2018 Camp Fire, California's deadliest blaze. Alongside America Ferrera, he talked to The Latin Times about revisiting a story of courage and despair that became even more personal as all…

Few shows on television feel as immediate and reflective of our cultural anxieties as Apple TV+'s The Morning Show. Since its debut in 2019, the series has dramatized scandals, power struggles and behind-the-scenes battles at a fictional news network, often paralleling real-world headlines. Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, both stars…

"There is a sense of manufactured urgency within ICE data and it plays into the administration's political strategy," Austin Kocher told The Latin Times

Staff members interviewed by Mexican outlets said the attackers subdued five workers at the rehabilitation center and killed three of them.

Some experts are criticizing a report issued by the Donald Trump administration over its claims regarding El Salvador

In an exclusive interview with the Latin Times and ENSTARZ, the actor opened up about his character's emotional spiral in Season 2, his "Latino roots" learned in the kitchen of a Guerrero-run pizzeria, and why he's no longer Team Alex, his character in the Netflix series. Ashby Gentry is charming,…

In an interview with The Latin Times, Silvia Alonso and Álex González, amid laughter and unexpected confessions, described how they built their characters, Rui and Amber, and what personal rituals allowed them to become the new Bonnie & Clyde of streaming.

Ricardo Marques, senior vice president of marketing at Michelob ULTRA, said this summer marks a major turning point when it comes to the sport's consumption in the U.S. "Soccer has been on a rocket ship," he told The Latin Times in an exclusive interview.

Fresh off a record sixth Gold Cup title with the Mexican national team, Ochoa spoke to The Latin Times about what could be the final World Cup cycle of his career and how he's approaching the last chapters of his life as a professional footballer.

The Latin Times spoke to drug and security experts in Colombia to find out what lies behind the country's cocaine boom and what it means for a nation already struggling with internal security issues.