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- Sep 26, 2026
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1,600 baby teeth found at mass grave site in Mexico as officials deny knowledge (opens the original)
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A volunteer group searching for missing people says it has uncovered at least 1,600 baby teeth at a mass grave site in western Mexico believed to belong to children who were victims of human trafficking. The group of parents, founded by former Michoacán congresswoman Margarita López, spent the last two weeks rallying outside Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office in Mexico City demanding genetic testing and identification of the teeth, but has so far been unsuccessful. López told Mexican news outlet
Dominican merengue singer’s wife murdered in home robbery after serving lemonade to twisted killers (opens the original)
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Merengue singer Julián Oro Duro’s wife was murdered after she unwittingly served lemonade to her killers — one of whom confessed to the twisted killing on YouTube, authorities said. Kevin Germán, 23, told Apogeo TV that he and Lawrence “Chiquito” Liranzo, 18, were welcomed into the Santo Domingo Oeste, Dominican Republic home on Sunday by the singer’s wife, Zeneida Castillo. She had recognized Liranzo, an employee of the singer. Castillo, 60, initially offered them water before she changed her m
Miracle baby survives after pregnant cop mom is accidentally shot by partner (opens the original)
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A miracle baby is safe and healthy after its mother, a 29-year-old police officer, was accidentally shot by her partner inside an Argentina precinct. The shocking incident unfolded the morning of Sept. 14 when Marian Jofré and her partner, Cristian Albarracín, were handling administrative duties inside the 34th Precinct in La Bebida, a city in the western province of San Juan. Albarracín was handling his service weapon when it somehow discharged and struck Jofré in the back, according to the loc
Texas lawyer scolded by judge for sleeveless dress questions whether her race was behind shaming (opens the original)
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The young lawyer shamed by a Texas judge for wearing a sleeveless dress was stunned to discover the same jurist beaming beside another young lawyer in a similar dress — and now she’s questioning whether race had something to do with the scolding. Bexar County Judge Yolanda Huff, who is black, admonished Mariah Medina, who is Mexican-American, for wearing the sheath dress during a Monday court appearance. But Medina, 32, this week provided The Post photos the 61-year-old judge shared on Facebook
Mexican influencer shot dead at taco shop as social media stars become targets (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A Mexican influencer was gunned down at a taco shop this week, the latest in an alarming trend that has seen at least 20 south-of-the-border social media stars executed over the last two years. Jose Luis Esparza, 37, was shot dead on Thursday as he was working at a taquería in Ciudad Obregón, a city in the northern border state of Sonora. Esparza went by the monicker “El Putirrí” and was known for creating good-humored content about his daily life
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