A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable for harming a young woman through addictive platform design, awarding US$6 million, including US$3 million punitive damages.
Family, colleagues and neighbors in Juan Díaz held a solemn farewell for Eusebia Mejía, known as “la dama del barrido,” after she was killed in a traffic accident. Attendees remembered her as a pillar of the community and called attention to pedestrian and worker safety.
Minister Chapman said Panama has not ruled out subsidizing collective and selective private transport, though no details on scope or timing were provided.
Vinicius Jr said Brazil are “not the favourites” ahead of a France clash; Brazil also face Panama and Croatia among their remaining opponents, offering Panama a high-profile test.
Minister Chapman defended government measures addressing a rise in fuel prices while authorities convened transport-sector leaders to assess the economic impact and next steps.
Fondhabi, under Miviot, met with cooperative leaders to strengthen financing channels and accelerate housing solutions for Panamanian families, prioritizing inclusion and active execution.
Palestine Action hunger strikers say they will sue UK prisons, alleging mistreatment while in custody, escalating a dispute that raises questions about prison oversight and the treatment of political activists.
A California jury found Instagram and YouTube liable in a precedent-setting lawsuit that sought to hold social media platforms responsible for harm to children, a ruling that could prompt legal and policy shifts globally.
Telemetro published an update on PASE-U 2026 covering the payment amount for primary students, which grade becomes eligible, and the timing of the first payment; families should consult official sources for full details.
Panama’s government will maintain transport subsidies and keep fares steady to offset higher fuel costs, aiming to shield commuters and food distribution from price shocks.
According to DVIDS, U.S. service members provided critical medical care in Panama’s Bocas del Toro on day two of a five-day humanitarian mission, supporting local health access.
U.S. service members continued a five-day medical mission in Bocas del Toro on Day 2, providing critical care to residents across the province, DVIDS reported.
U.S. service members are conducting a five-day medical mission in Bocas del Toro, Panama; DVIDS reported activity on Day 2 as personnel continued to provide critical care.
DVIDS reports U.S. service members delivered critical medical care in Bocas del Toro during Day 2 of a five-day mission, providing short-term support to local communities.
Al Jazeera reports a US oil blockade has pushed Cuba’s electricity grid to the brink, risking extended blackouts and widening humanitarian and regional repercussions.
U.S. service members are on Day 2 of a five-day medical mission in Bocas del Toro, providing critical medical care to local communities, according to DVIDS.
Al Jazeera reports that international aid convoys are trying to reach Cuba even as the United States maintains a fuel blockade, raising humanitarian and regional concerns.
Finance Minister Felipe Chapman warned that subsidies for Metro, MiBus and 25-lb gas in Panama could rise from $50–75M to about $200M if oil prices keep climbing, pressuring government budgets.
Ivanna Lisette Ortiz, 35, pleaded not guilty to attempted murder after allegedly firing shots at Rihanna’s Los Angeles home while the singer and partner A$AP Rocky were in an Airstream on the property.
The Assembly’s commerce commission approved in first debate bill 469 to require state financial support for all carnival associations nationwide; the measure now goes to the full Assembly for a second debate.