Andrea Tode Jimenez

Latino voters are increasingly supporting Donald Trump, believing he has a "higher purpose" to "Make America Godly Again" by protecting traditional values and promoting religious principles.

A California woman, Jodi Hayes, discovered that 35 strangers were fraudulently added as authorised users to her credit card, each given a $19,000 spending limit, highlighting the growing threat of identity theft and credit card fraud.

Airbnb releases data encouraging families to book a stay in specific dates amidst growing discontent from locals frm hot tourist spots.

Logan Paul and MrBeast's "healthier" Lunchly snack kits are facing backlash after YouTuber Rosanna Pansino discovered mould in the product months before its expiration date, raising concerns about food safety.

Labour representatives who attended Taylor Swift's Eras Tour for free are accused of bribery after the singer received VVIP security when exiting her concert at Wembley.

Wes Streeting has suggested that no-show patients may be fined in the future because NHS lost £1 billion to nearly eight million missed NHS appointments in the last year.

Prague joins other major European cities in taking measures against over-tourism after residents voice concerns about noise pollution.

The Good News International Ministries was exposed as a doomsday cult when authorities found mass graves for members who had starved themselves to death.

The recent documentary by RTVE exposes findings that contradict long-held beliefs about Christopher Columbus. The documentary was released on Spain's National Day.

During a layover in Doha, Qatar, Julia was looking to fly standby to Chicago when she found herself stranded at an international airport with no flight home. However, her day took a positive turn when she encountered an airline CEO who helped her out.

Former FTX Digital Markets CEO Ryan Salame, known for his role in the collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange, has ironically announced his new position as a prison inmate on LinkedIn after being sentenced to seven and a half years for illegal political contributions and financial misconduct.

Bus drivers in Peru are being brutally murdered as extortionist gangs increasingly target the country's transport sector, forcing companies to pay protection fees under threat of violent retribution.

Irish citizens are taking to the streets and to Twitter to protest the housing projects funded by the government to aid Ukrainian refugees.

Taylor Swift has sparked online discourse after donating $5 million to relief efforts for Hurricane Helene and Milton. While most agree that $5 million is a hefty sum, some do not see the donation as significant coming from one of the world's wealthiest.

UK shoppers are outraged over Herbal Essences reducing the size of their bottles from 400ml to 275ml while maintaining the £2 price, fuelling widespread criticism of shrinkflation practices.

Linda Loprasert, a brain cancer survivor, was fired from 14 jobs in 8 years due to memory loss caused by her illness, and now shares her story in her book Memory Fail to inspire others facing similar struggles.

In the first week of August, 544 individuals have lost their lives due to the severe heat. The deaths are estimated to increase, making 2024 one of the deadliest years in the last decade.

A single mother from Connecticut, struggling with high rent and credit issues, moved her family into a hotel for $2,200 a month, enjoying amenities like housekeeping, a gym, and a pool.

In post-COVID-19 America, the average food bank visitor has changed from the elderly and disabled to the average working family, struggling to make ends meet. When a well-off woman in her 70s insists she is also entitled to these resources, her concerned daughter takes to Reddit for answers.

A domestic workers' agency published a video sent by a dissatisfied employer. It has now garnered thousands of comments from netizens shocked and angered by the employer's treatment of the worker.

A British couple's dream holiday to the Canary Islands became an eleven-day nightmare after they were attacked by bed bugs.

Tesla managers in Germany caused controversy by visiting employees' homes to verify sick leave after absentee rates surged to 17% in August, sparking criticism from workers and unions, though management defended the move as a response to potential abuse of sick leave policies.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) faces backlash for pursuing a £3 billion lawsuit against the estate of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch, who recently died in a tragic yacht accident with his daughter, as the business community condemns the move as heartless and insensitive.