Gold-mining dredges, called dragons, like this one photographed in 2020 in Rio Quito in western Colombia lift the river bed and destroy river banks to collect material that is going to be ground ...

McClatchy Washington Bureau Updated April 21, 2017 5:20 PM President Donald Trump salutes as he returns to the White House after a visit to his Mar-a-Lago estate last weekend.

Stefan Correa, a Miami pharmacist, sentenced to life for attempting to have sex with preteens in Colombia. Agents found videos of him abusing girls as young as 9.

But Léo Laborieux’s night started off with disappointment, he told McClatchy News. He and a biologist visiting a research station in La Vega in December 2023 had been trying to collect some ...

I n a darkened forest of central Colombia, a 2-foot-long mammal climbed a tree and paused to rest its “completely spiny” body ...

McClatchy’s 30 papers, including the Sacramento Bee, will not be permitted to make a presidential endorsement unless they conduct interviews with both Joseph R. Biden Jr. and President Trump.

Newspaper chain McClatchy, owner of publications such as the Miami Herald and Kansas City Star, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Thursday after grappling with a pension crisis and the ...

McClatchy Media Company spokesperson Julie Pendley confirmed to USA TODAY on Monday, June 2 that it is ceasing production of four of its magazines: First for Women, In Touch, Life & Style and Closer.

From the 2006 acquisition to 2018, McClatchy cut its operating expenses by nearly 60 percent. By mid-2019, it had cut 82 percent of full-time workforce from the time of the deal — shedding ...

A timeline shows the McClatchy family’s history with The Sacramento Bee in California and the McClatchy Company, from James McClatchy’s emigration to the news company’s bankruptcy ...

BOGOTA, Colombia — Colombia's vice president said on Tuesday that her security team found more than seven kilos of explosives buried next to a rural road that leads to her home in the ...

After McClatchy died in 1883, his sons, Charles Kenny (C.K.) and Valentine Scott (V.S.) McClatchy, bought the rest of the business and published it together until V.S. sold out in 1923, giving a ...