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The dashboard cam video, filmed around 5:30 p.m. on Avenida del Libertador in Palermo, shows the passengers yelling about cars in the 'wrong way' amid rush hour. Locals explained it's reversible lanes, or contracarriles, that flip direction—southbound mornings, northbound evenings from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m.—guided by overhead signs to ease congestion. Posted by @LASHYBILLS late Tuesday, it drew nearly 30,000 likes, with reactions mixing roasts on tourist jitters, sympathy for the surprise, and nods to the system's smart design despite frequent mix-ups. No crash happened, but it highlights why visitors should stick to taxis in Buenos Aires' unpredictable traffic.

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Two American tourists screamed from a taxi as cars barreled toward them in what looked like oncoming traffic. Their wide-eyed freakout captured a classic case of culture shock on a busy city avenue.

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A UN official told the Security Council this week that Taliban bans since September 2021 block girls from secondary schools, universities, and most jobs, with primary enrollment dropping amid travel restrictions and strict dress codes. Over 2.6 million adolescent girls are affected, 250,000 more each year, fueling underground home schools by activists and protests met with crackdowns. A nationwide survey shows 92% of Afghans support girls' secondary education, while health crises like clinic closures worsen maternal deaths, and UNICEF warns of losing 25,000 female teachers and health workers by 2030.

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Imagine 3.8 million girls aged 7 to 18 dreaming of classrooms, yet barred by Taliban rules five years after their 2021 takeover. It's a crisis leaving Afghanistan as the only country systematically excluding girls from secondary education.

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The U.S. Senate voted 48-51 against advancing Sen. Lindsey Graham's amendment to attach the SAVE America Act to a budget reconciliation bill funding immigration enforcement. The act would require documentary proof of citizenship, like a passport or birth certificate, to register for federal elections and photo ID at polls. Supporters including Trump cite it as vital against rare non-citizen voting, backed by polls showing 84% favor photo ID and 83% citizenship proof; critics warn it could disenfranchise millions without easy access to documents, such as women with name changes or rural voters. The defeat highlights GOP divisions, with four Republicans joining Democrats to uphold budget rules.

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Four Republican senators crossed party lines Thursday, blocking a key Trump priority on voter eligibility in a tight procedural vote.

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Guillermo Ochoa, Mexico's 40-year-old goalkeeper, substituted into the national team's FIFA World Cup match at Estadio Azteca, marking his sixth World Cup appearance and possibly his last. Fans and players showed deep emotion as he came on and after the final whistle. Ochoa dropped to his knees in tears and kissed the goalpost where he played his first professional match.

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The Sunday runoff pits right-wing lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella, who led the first round with 44% of the vote, against leftist Senator Iván Cepeda's 41%, with the winner taking office August 7 to tackle crime, economic woes, and US ties. Invited by Colombia's National Electoral Council, Moreno praised the country's 'world-class' voting system and called the vote a 'decisive moment,' stressing security, prosperity, and faith while affirming Colombia's sovereignty. His message drew cheers from supporters linking it to de la Espriella's family-and-faith campaign, but sharp backlash from critics accusing him of meddling and foreign influence.

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Bernie Moreno, who grew up in Colombia before representing Ohio, returned to his birthplace as an international election observer, urging voters to cherish their democratic choice amid a nail-biter race.

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Former Northern Ireland captain Stephen Craigan, 49, joins Aberdeen as first-team coach to help academy players break into the senior squad, bringing his UEFA A License and past roles like Motherwell caretaker manager. Meanwhile, 20-year-old academy product Alfie Bavidge returns on loan to Inverness Caledonian Thistle, where he scored in double figures last season to aid their promotion. Robinson approved the move after pre-season assessments to boost Bavidge's development, with a January recall option in place. Fans offered mixed views on Craigan but praised the loan as smart for the promising forward.

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As pre-season heats up, Aberdeen's Stephen Robinson welcomes a familiar face from his Motherwell days while sending a young striker back north for more game time.

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