Mexico Owes The U.S. a Great Amount Of Water; Here's How It's Planning To Repay It
Mexican officials are proposing to utilize overflow from recent heavy rains, which are currently causing reservoir levels in Tamaulipas to exceed capacity
Donald Trump Jr. Celebrates Report of Migrant Caravans Turning Around After Trump Win: 'They're Already Self-Pre-Deporting'
As thousands of migrants turn away from the US in light of Trump's victory, Donald Trump Jr. celebrated, claiming, "They're already self-pre-deporting!"
Mexican Music Legend Carlos Hernández Chávez Dies
Carlos Hernández Chávez, a beloved Mexican artist died on November 5th, leaving behind a towering artistic legacy. Founder of the group 'Tierra Mestiza' and member of 'Trovadores de México,' Carlos was a multifaceted artist that combined multiple genres in his music and promoted Mexican culture over the course of his career.
Migrant Caravan Heading for the U.S. Shrinks in Half After Trump's Victory
An official from Mexico's National Migration Institute said the caravan now has less than 1,600 people, down from 3,000 when it set out from Tapachula last week
Mexico Seems To Drop The Hugs And Embrace The Bullets As Cartel Violence Rages On
Claudia Sheinbaum is apparently pursuing a different strategy than her predecessor, Andrés Manuel López Obrador
Trump Has 'Cordial' First Call with Mexican President Sheinbaum After Tariff Threats
In an election eve-rally, Trump warned of tariffs of up to 100% on Mexican products if Sheinbaum failed to reduce illegal immigration to the U.S. border.
'The Ghost,' Head of Security and Right-Hand Man of 'El Chapo' Guzmán, Recaptured in Culiacán
"The Ghost" was charge of organizing the logistics every time "El Chapo" was on the move, as well as implementing strategies to avoid his capture.
El Chapo & The United States Reportedly Orchestrated the Kidnapping of "El Mayo" Zambada to Save Los Chapitos
According to a new report, U.S. Homeland Security conspired with 'El Chapo' to capture 'El Mayo' to get a deal for his sons, 'Los Chapitos.'
Alicia Villareal Says Jenni Rivera's 'Joyas Prestadas' Was Her Idea
Villareal revealed in a recent interview that she never had beef with her fellow singer even after Rivera recorded an album she had planned on making first.
Trump's Tariff Plan Could Cost American Consumers up to $78 Billion in Annual Spending, Study Reveals
A report from the National Retail Federation (NRF) says the proposed tariffs would mainly impact consumer product categories
Trump Warns of up to 100% Tariffs on Mexico if Elected and Sheinbaum Fails to Control Migratory Flow
Trump also recognized Mexico as a top trade partner as trade between both countries totaled an estimated $855 billion in 2022.
Inside 'Arkham Asylum' Brooklyn MDC, The Controversial Prison That Holds Diddy, 6ix9ine, and Members of the Sinaloa Cartel
Social media users have started equating the mental institution to the superhero Batman puts his villains in.
Three Killed and Five Injured Before Altar of 'Saint Death' Folk Cult
The attack took place in León, Guanajuato, the Mexican state with the most murders reported (2,276) between Jan-Sept of 2024
Cazzu Makes a Statement at LGBTQ+ March with a Look Potentially Addressed to Ángela Aguilar
The Argentine singer-songwriter blew up social media with a look that might have been a message for her ex's new wife, Ángela Aguilar.
Ezekiel Pacheco, the First DACA Recipient to Lead A Hollywood Film is Gunning for an Oscar & a Green Card - INTERVIEW
Born in the town of Ayutla de los Libres in the state of Guerrero, Ezekiel Pacheco came to the United States when he was one year old. Now he's looking for an Oscar and a green card.
Jaime Camil Reveals the Secret Reason Mexicans Love Spice
Despite the intense heat and explosive flavor of spice, Mexicans can't stop eating it—and believe it or not, there's a reason beyond just tradition.
Migrants' Journey to the U.S. Increasingly Complicated by Cartel Ransoms in Mexico's Southern Border
Migrants crossing into Mexico from Guatemala often find themselves detained by cartels who demand payment before they are allowed to continue northward
Cazzu Firmly Denies Ángela Aguilar's Account of Her Separation from Christian Nodal: "It's a Lie"
The Argentine artist revealed the truth, refuting that she knew about the father of her child's new relationship and wasn't betrayed.
Nodal Responds to Cazzu: "I Was Never Unfaithful" and Says He Never Had An Affair With Ángela Aguilar
After the Argentine artist and mother of his only child Inti spoke about the end of their relationship, Christian Nodal responded, defending his wife, Ángela Aguilar
Five Members of 'La Linea' Cartel Sanctioned By Department of the Treasury For Fentanyl Trafficking
The OFAC also sanctioned two companies owned by La Linea members that were used for money laundering purposes
Altars and Catrinas: How Celebrities Are Set To Celebrate Día de Muertos
This Mexican tradition has become prevalent in the world of celebrities. This is how they're celebrating it.
Mexican Authorities Rescue Teen Who Was Recruited by the Sinaloa Cartel Through a Videogame
Oaxacan Attorney General said that, apart from the game Free Fire, cartels try to recruit teenagers through Roblox and Grand Theft Auto
Iconic 90s Mexican Telenovela Actor Antonio Miguel Dies; a Look at His Career
The National Association of Actors (ANDA) and the National Association of Interpreters (ANDI) confirmed the news on social media. A look at his most significant body of work
Mexican Army Arrests Top Sinaloa Cartel Leader 'El Max' in Operation That Also Kills 19 Members of 'El Mayo's Faction
Mexican authorities had identified "El Max" as one of the greatest "generators of violence" in the country's ongoing turf wars in recent weeks
Mexican Official Says U.S. is Not Sharing Details About 'El Mayo' Zambada's Capture; U.S. Ambassador Replies
Mexico's Attorney General, Alejandro Gertz Manero, says information about the pilot and the aircraft that took Zambada to the U.S. are yet to be shared with Mexican officials
Majority Of Mexican Supreme Court Judges Resign After Judicial Reforms
The announcement came as the Supreme Court prepares to consider a proposal to invalidate the election of judges and magistrates -- a possibility that President Claudia Sheinbaum warned would be unconstitutional.
Mexican Journalist Killed Minutes After Interviewing City Mayor About 'Mysterious Fire'
Mauricio Cruz Solis is the first journalist to be killed in Mexico since Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as president on Oct. 1
Top Sinaloa Cartel Leader To Be Released From Prison 15 Years After Being Captured
"El Flaco" is one of four brothers in charge of leading Gente Nueva, focusing on opium poppy and marijuana production in the southern part of Chihuahua
Cazzu Breaks Her Silence About Christian Nodal and His Marriage to Ángela Aguilar
After many months away from the public eye, the Argentine singer has returned with powerful revelations about her marriage
Televisa In Mourning After Death of Iconic Telenovela Actress Bárbara Gómez García
Known for her remarkable career with Televisa, Gómez García passed away on October 28, as announced by the National Association of Actors (ANDA).