Nathaniel Janowitz

The so-called “creepy”—referenced in music by everyone from Bad Bunny to Pablo Chill-E—has been found from Chile to Costa Rica. But what is inside the potentially toxic weed that seems to be everywhere in Latin America?

Octavio Ocaña was known to Spanish language audiences as the adorable character Benito in the long-running Mexican comedy show Vecinos [Neighbors].

Hmong comedian and activist Tou Ger Xiong was found dead in the city of Medellin.

It was almost the perfect plan, minus the agonizing pain part.

Top security officials, including a former air force boss, were among those arrested in the scheme that allegedly sent nearly 50,000 guns to South America.

No, this isn’t the plot for Miss Congeniality 3. But it could be.

Chile's "Ruta Ufológica," a hotspot for sightings and emerging tourist destination, is a microcosm of the global UFO craze.

After escaping authorities around the world, the 32-year-old alleged drug-trafficker and soccer playing, music producing Sebastián Marset appeared in a TV interview interspersed with music videos.

Sebastián Alberti Rossi reportedly escaped prison in 2021 while serving time on murder charges. He’s allegedly the brother-in-law of one of the world’s most wanted men, Sebastián Marset.

Cocaine left in the ocean by drug cartels washing ashore in the tourist islands of Belize has caused deadly wars between Bloods and Crips gangs for years. The child was one of three people killed.

From the Fukushima Daichi nuclear plant after a disaster to a U.S. missile base, UFOs have a concerning affinity for nuclear-based sites.

Gustavo Penadés, a longtime power player in Uruguay’s ruling National Party, will be held for 180 days as police investigate the charges.