The CEO of Mexico News Daily criticized legacy media for misrepresenting stories about Mexico, including the World Cup, cartel violence, and figures like Mencho, without acknowledging their errors.
The first all-female charro team has been officially formed in Mexico, challenging traditional gender roles in the national sport and paving the way for future generations.
An opinion piece questions whether Mexico's expanding biometric ID system and camera networks under Claudia Sheinbaum could lead to a surveillance state similar to China's.
Mexico's tourism ministry has announced a new strategy to address falling revenue, rebranding the decline in 'high-value visitors' as a deliberate focus on 'low-value visitors.' This pivot comes amidst recent news of a shift in tourist demographics.
Japan's Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries announced that Mexico, which previously opposed a proposal to increase large Pacific bluefin tuna quotas, has now expressed support for the adjustment plan after discussions with Japan.
Authorities in Mexico have arrested the alleged mastermind behind the assassination of a mayor, who is reportedly linked to a powerful cartel. The arrest follows a murder that caused widespread shock across the country.
The New Mexico Attorney General has filed a lawsuit demanding the return of a child who was allegedly told to cross into Mexico alone and seeking to prevent similar reunifications without court approval in the future.
The United States has revoked the DACA status of a mother of three who was deported to Mexico, citing 'unauthorized travel' as the reason for the termination.
The United States has resumed cattle imports from Mexico, acknowledging Mexican ranchers' success in controlling the screwworm parasite, a move beneficial for both Mexican exporters and US ranchers facing low herd counts.
UEFA has threatened to boycott the World Cup and other FIFA tournaments if FIFA proceeds with its plan to sell stakes in its competitions to private investors. European nations and government ministers have backed UEFA's stance, accusing FIFA of 'blackmail' over the proposed $20 billion deal.
Couples, including those from Germany, are utilizing commercial surrogacy services in Mexico, where the business is highly commercialized but lacks uniform legal regulations, posing risks for both surrogates and intended parents.
Mexico's largest public university, UNAM, is evaluating whether to invalidate and rerun online admissions exams after unusually high scores raised suspicions of AI-assisted cheating.
Yuhan has introduced its blood sugar management probiotic, DangQLac (sold as Glucobiotic), in Mexico, as part of its strategic expansion into the Latin American dietary supplement market.
The World Bank president is in Mexico for the first time in five years to advance a new Country Partnership Framework aligned with the Sheinbaum administration's Plan Mexico development strategy.
The MND Economy Index™ for May 2026 reached 68.61, marking an increase of approximately one point from the previous month. The index indicates improvements in Mexico's economy.
The Miss Universe Mexico pageant is scheduled to take place in Los Cabos this summer, alongside other high-profile events and the debut of a new ultra-luxury resort.
An author shared her experience of booking a budget-friendly, all-inclusive resort in Mexico for a family trip, stating she would not do it again due to limited activities beyond the pool.
Over 6,000 athletes from 37 countries are competing in 40 sports at the Central American and Caribbean Games in Santo Domingo, with Mexico building for the 2028 Olympics.
The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) in Mexico announced a 39% decrease in power outages during the first half of 2026 compared to 2024, attributing the improvement to substantial investments in transmission and modernization.
Mexico's export revenue surged by 24.6% annually in the first half of 2026, reaching a record $389.72 billion, according to the national statistics agency INEGI.
Mexico's idyllic coastline is being covered by smelly seaweed, forcing beach closures and leading to an 'extremely serious' drop in tourism as workers struggle to clear heaps of sargassum.
Gunfire erupted in the center of Mexico City, resulting in one fatality and two injuries. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about violence in the capital.
Natanael Cano, known as the 'King of Corridos Tumbados,' has announced a stadium tour in Mexico, coinciding with his upcoming album 'Natanael Cano Vol. 1'.
Regional Mexican band Calibre 50 celebrated its historic 28th No. 1 hit at Billboard's first-ever Pop-Up Moment held in Mazatlán, Mexico, the birthplace of banda music.
Tamara Vučić, wife of the Serbian President, made a diplomatic visit to Mexico City to mark 80 years of diplomatic relations, with a central event being an exhibition on Serbian monasteries.
The United States and Iran have reportedly paused their respective attacks for a second consecutive day, with an Iranian source indicating a halt in attacks as long as the US maintains its pause. This development comes as Iran also accused Ukraine of attacking an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea, warning of retaliation.
Mexico's iconic axolotl, a critically endangered species, is experiencing international success in captive aquariums but continues to vanish from its natural habitat, including the Xochimilco canals of Mexico City.
The passing of Elsa Aguirre, a prominent figure from Mexico's Golden Age of Cinema (1930s-1950s), marks the loss of one of the country's last great stars.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has experienced a significant surge in tourism interest, with Google searches for visits increasing by 5800% following the World Cup. This comes as the European Union approves substantial financial aid for the country.
Lechuga, or lettuce of the iceberg variety, has been in the news lately, for reasons we discuss in the latest version of MND Tutor.
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A third 'heat dome' continues to bring dangerously hot temperatures across much of the central US, with forecasters warning that sweltering highs will push into next week and affect approximately 80 million people from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Plains, creating dangerous conditions for millions.
Donald Trump attended the rescheduled White House Correspondents' Dinner, where he delivered a speech filled with jabs at the media and joked about seeking a fourth presidential term in 2028. During his remarks, he also made comments about a female journalist's appearance and criticized LeBron James.
Mexico's president-elect Sheinbaum is placing her trust in a petrol price cap, a policy that has business leaders wary of her interventionist economic approach.
Volaris will become the first Mexico-based airline to provide Starlink satellite Wi-Fi to its passengers, leveraging low Earth orbit satellites for in-flight internet access.
President Sheinbaum held a morning press conference in Morelos, Mexico, where she discussed an improved security perception and a 54% drop in homicides in the state, addressing questions about recent high-profile crimes.
Federal authorities have indicted 11 individuals in connection with the deaths of six migrants, including a 14-year-old boy, who were found deceased in a cargo container near the US-Mexico border in May.
Los Alamos, the New Mexico town historically linked to the Manhattan Project, now boasts the highest share of doctorate holders in America, with nearly one in five adults holding a PhD and almost 70% possessing a bachelor's degree.
Mexican authorities have intercepted a trafficking operation attempting to smuggle native ant queens, hidden in children's toys, to Southeast Asia for collectors.
A new report indicates that the Mexican-born population in the United States has decreased by over 500,000 since 2007, reaching 11.1 million, with heightened immigration enforcement cited as a factor.
Mexico's current administration is planning new high-speed rail lines that would connect central Mexico to the Pacific coast and northern regions, aiming to transition the country's rail system into a new era of widespread train travel.
Over 82,000 Argentina fans have signed a petition urging FIFA to replay the World Cup final against Spain, citing referee controversy. This comes after Argentina equaled an unwanted German record with their defeat.
A mayor in Mexico has been shot dead, just six months after surviving a previous assassination attempt. The incident highlights ongoing violence against public officials in the country.
TelevisaUnivision reported mixed second-quarter financials, with advertising revenue in Mexico increasing by 23% due to the FIFA World Cup. However, U.S. ad sales dropped by 29% as rival Telemundo held the World Cup broadcast rights in the region.
Another journalist has been killed in Mexico, marking the fourth such incident since June and the fifth in just six weeks. This latest murder highlights the ongoing dangers faced by media professionals in the country.
Valentín Lavín, the mayor of Temoac in central Mexico, was shot and killed in his local government office, months after surviving an assassination attempt.
As overtourism transforms neighborhoods from Mexico City to Copenhagen, more residents are actively keeping their best beaches, bars, markets, and hiking trails off visitors' itineraries. This trend reflects a growing desire to protect local spots from the negative impacts of excessive tourism.
Mexico is experiencing an increase in tourist arrivals, but visitors are spending less, primarily due to a growing percentage of foreign visitors crossing the northern border by land.
Mexican health officials have humorously stated that hummingbirds have been misled by evolution into adopting very poor dietary choices, leading to an 'unhealthy' lifestyle.
England's successful men's amputee football team is facing financial difficulties, struggling to raise £50,000 for the upcoming World Cup in Mexico due to a lack of national funding from the FA.
After five decades of work, land artist Charles Ross has completed his monumental naked-eye observatory, 'Star Axis,' in New Mexico. The project, designed to align with celestial movements, is now ready to be shared with the world, raising questions on how to introduce it to a changed world.
An author recounts a multigenerational family trip to Mexico, planned to celebrate her parents' 50th wedding anniversary, noting a shift in family roles.
The United States has sent its first humanitarian aid flight to Cuba, delivering food and hygiene kits as part of a $100 million commitment. This marks a significant step in US aid efforts to the island nation.
Mexico's Semarnat has stopped a luxury beach development in Nayarit due to environmental violations, following a similar cancellation of a large Caribbean coast project, indicating increased scrutiny of coastal construction.
An archival piece explores the experience of furniture shopping at Mexico City's historic La Lagunilla market, highlighting its charm and safety concerns.
Tropical Storm Bertha has strengthened and is threatening the US Gulf Coast with potential life-threatening storm surge, coastal flooding, and gusty winds. Authorities have issued warnings as the storm approaches the region.
Mexico has denied any evidence linking its lettuce to a widespread diarrhea outbreak in the United States, despite ongoing suspicions from American health authorities.
Mexico's Deputy Health Minister Eduardo Clark reported that 30 public hospital projects have been completed since October 2024, adding 1,474 new beds towards the 2030 goal of 9,000.
The article recounts the story of Isabel Miranda de Wallace, a Mexican woman dubbed "Batman" and "Mother Courage" for her actions after her son's disappearance in 2005, raising questions about the veracity of her narrative.
The United States has stated that its efforts against organized crime and corrupt politicians in Mexico will not end with 'El Mayo,' maintaining that the link between organized crime and the Mexican government is indissoluble, while Claudia Sheinbaum demands respect for sovereignty.
Jonathan Anderson's newest collection for Dior draws inspiration from India and New Mexico, incorporating the work of sculptor Lynda Benglis, with some designs created in collaboration with the artist.
The US Department of Justice reportedly ignored a July 31 deadline set by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez to share documents related to the abuse of girls at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro ranch.
Following the death of a 13-year-old student, which medical examiners categorized as non-accidental despite conflicting reports, Mexico has shut down all militarized grade schools.
Six Harry Styles concerts are projected to significantly boost Mexico City's economy, attracting an estimated 400,000 attendees and generating 2 billion pesos.
A mother of three has filed a lawsuit against the federal government after being deported to Mexico despite having legal permission to remain in the U.S. since childhood, subsequently having her DACA status revoked for 'unauthorized travel'.
New United States import rules for Mexican avocados have prompted growers to reduce chemical use, significantly lowering nitrogen pollution in nearby Mexican waterways.
FIFA has reiterated its commitment to a private investor plan for the World Cup, despite threats of a boycott from UEFA and CONCACAF. Both confederations have rejected the proposal, with UEFA vowing to boycott if the sell-off proceeds, stating that 'nobody is selling football'.
Mexico's President has unveiled a plan to fight sargassum, a stinky brown algae that has plagued the region for over a decade, with this year's forecast setting records.
Mexican authorities have captured the alleged mastermind behind the assassination of Mayor Carlos Manzo, an event that had previously sparked international outrage.
Internet usage in Mexico hit a record 86.1% in 2025, but significant disparities persist between urban and rural areas, as well as across different states.
Mexico City has announced a $127 million investment in drainage system upgrades, aiming to mitigate flood impacts and ensure water levels do not exceed ankle height.
A record 20 million tourists visited Mexico by May 2026, leading to a heightened risk of human trafficking and sexual exploitation, with women and children being the most vulnerable.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met with US Senators and evangelical leaders in Washington, while former President Trump discussed three scenarios for Iran's nuclear program, including a potential massive attack. Trump also defended the Fed chair and unveiled a plan for Dulles airport, amidst ongoing discussions about global threats and regional conflicts.
Kia has announced a $649 million investment to establish electric vehicle production in Mexico. This move will enable the company to manufacture and sell electric SUVs in the region.
The United States has banned the import of foreign-made humanoid robots, specifically targeting China, citing national security concerns. This move comes amidst broader geopolitical tensions and a focus on protecting critical technologies.
John Bozzella, president and CEO of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, emphasized the importance of the USMCA trilateral trade agreement for the US, Canada, and Mexico to compete effectively with China in the automotive sector.
A historical account details how the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) actively attempted to influence Mexico's art and culture, highlighting a long history of American interference in the country.
New Mexico, the second-largest oil-producing state and one of the poorest, is divided over how to manage its newfound wealth of $75 billion in oil cash.
Mexico's Economy Minister Marcelo Ebrard announced that Mexico is considering implementing stricter trade tariff measures on imported alcohols to encourage other countries to reduce tariffs on Mexican tequila.
Spain's Repsol is selling a 50% stake in its Block 29 offshore oil fields in the Gulf of Mexico, which include the promising Polok and Chinwol discoveries, to US company Talos Energy.
A summer intern's initial impression of Mexico as homophobic, influenced by the 'puto' chant, was recalibrated after experiencing San Miguel de Allende's Pride Parade, revealing a more welcoming country for the gay community.
A record amount of seaweed is blanketing Mexico's Caribbean coast, posing a significant threat to the region's vital tourism industry and its delicate marine environment.
Hopes for de-escalation in US-Iran hostilities have increased following reports of ongoing talks and a meeting between Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Trump, where Iran was a primary agenda item, leading to a drop in oil prices.
A shooting incident near Mexico's presidential palace has resulted in one fatality and two injuries. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
Two separate incidents occurred in Sonora and Tamaulipas, Mexico, where freight trains carrying toxic substances derailed, necessitating emergency responses, evacuations, and cleanup operations.
The discovery of 10 murdered men, including businessmen and public officials, in Zacatecas has exposed the deep infiltration of cartels and their disputes into local politics and communities across Mexico.
New flight routes, upgraded airports, and increased passenger traffic are transforming air travel in Mexico, marking 2026 as a significant year for the country's aviation industry.
Journalists reporting on corruption, drug cartels, and abuse of power face extreme danger, with Mexico identified as one of the most perilous countries globally for press freedom.
A third 'heat dome' continues to bring dangerously hot temperatures across much of the central US, with forecasters warning that sweltering highs will push into next week and affect approximately 80 million people from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Plains.
Sarah DeVries writes about US crimes against Mexico from an immigrant's perspective, highlighting the ability to be proud of one's native country while ashamed of its current actions.
The Trump administration is now targeting Mexican politicians for alleged ties to cartels, a move that has escalated tensions and drawn accusations of interference with Mexico's sovereignty.
A travel piece explores the distinctive sights and sounds of the Cabo San Lucas Marina, describing it as more than just a 'parking lot for yachts' but a vibrant place.
Seven journalists have been murdered in Mexico since January, contributing to a pattern of direct attacks against local media outlets and reporters across the country, with arrests made in only one case.
A significant outbreak of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection causing severe diarrhea, has expanded to nine states across the United States. Health officials are investigating over 7,400 cases and struggling to contain the spread, with some reports linking the outbreak to contaminated salad from Mexico.
A priest in Michoacán, Mexico, used pressurized holy water to bless a crowd, an unusual method intended to include everyone before a saint's day, which has sparked online debate about its appropriateness.
A review of the new Kia K4 GT-Line, a Korean car manufactured in Mexico, which is now attempting to establish itself in the European market, taking over from the Ceed model.
The United States has imposed new tariffs on 60 trading partners, including the EU and China, citing claims of forced labor. This move has drawn opposition from China and dismay from other affected countries, with some questioning the legal basis.
Mexico has reported the killing of 14 mayors since President Sheinbaum took office, with the latest victim, Temoac Mayor Valentín Lavín Romero, shot dead inside town hall. Oaxaca and Michoacán are the hardest-hit states.
A bear tragically died in New Mexico after becoming trapped atop an electric pole. The incident, captured in a video, shows the bear's struggle before its unfortunate demise.
Francisco Alejandro Leyva, a journalist known for criticizing the governor, was gunned down at an Oaxaca street food stand, becoming the seventh journalist killed in Mexico this year.
Mexico's inflation rate has dropped to its lowest point since 2020, nearing the central bank's 3.0% target, though it may not be enough to prompt another interest rate cut.
With 24,455 stores, 13 million daily customers, and billions in quarterly revenue, Oxxo's statistics highlight the deep integration of the convenience chain into Mexican daily life.
The metal band Ghost has released the first trailer for their second concert film, '2 Big to Rig,' which was shot on 16mm film in Mexico City and offers a behind-the-scenes look at their Skeletour.
A bear that was filmed stranded atop a power pole in New Mexico has reportedly died after being electrocuted. The unusual incident garnered significant attention.
Spanish-language media giant TelevisaUnivision announced a loss in the second quarter, despite increased revenue from its rights to broadcast the World Cup in Mexico.
Fans from the US, Mexico, and Canada share their positive experiences of hosting the World Cup, highlighting the joy and community spirit that outweighed commercialism and high prices.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is scheduled to meet with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer to discuss the USMCA review, as the US prepares to approve new import duties.
Country singer Kacey Musgraves has released the music video for her anthemic track 'Mexico Honey,' featured on her latest album, 'Middle of Nowhere,' with the romantic visual filmed in Mexico.
Mexico's Morena party is introducing anti-corruption checks for its 2027 candidates, with screenings conducted by both the party and the federal government's Security Cabinet.
Jamieson Greer, from the U.S. Trade Representative's office, has joined USMCA talks in Mexico City to advocate for stronger automotive rules of origin, citing the U.S.'s automotive trade deficit with Mexico as a key obstacle.
Kimberly-Clark de México, S. A. B. de C. V. reported Q2 Non-GAAP EPS of Ps. 0.68 and revenue of Ps. 14.45 billion. The company released its financial results for the second quarter.
Fresh evidence recovered from a remote New Mexico forest is challenging the initial claim of suicide in the death of an administrative assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The new clues suggest a potential re-evaluation of the circumstances surrounding the death.
Students from Serbia, Israel, and Mexico have achieved significant success at international science Olympiads. Serbian students won three gold and one bronze medal at the Mathematical Olympiad in Houston and three medals at the International Chemistry Olympiad, while Israeli students secured 13 medals across various science Olympiads, and Mexican high schoolers earned five medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad in China.
US officials have reported over 1,400 infections in a Cyclospora illness outbreak, with evidence suggesting a link to lettuce grown in Mexico, a claim disputed by Mexico's Health Ministry.
Guillermo Ochoa, Mexico's iconic goalkeeper, announced his retirement after a career spanning over 20 years and six World Cup appearances, concluding his professional journey after the home World Cup.
New tariffs imposed in January on over 1,400 product categories have caused imports to drop from US $15.4 billion to $11.8 billion, with China experiencing the steepest losses, although overall imports from Asia have increased.
President Donald Trump announced new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing Canada's treatment of US farmers. In response, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated his readiness to intensify trade talks to address the new duties.
Google Earth has introduced a new virtual tour allowing users to explore Estadio Azteca, also known as Mexico City Stadium, delving into its 65-year history ahead of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup.
Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, a 76-year-old cartel boss, has accepted a life sentence and used the opportunity in court to urge young people not to follow his violent path, stating that 'violence must end in Mexico and elsewhere'.
Balich Wonder Studio, the Banijay-owned live entertainment production company responsible for six FIFA World Cup ceremonies, is expanding its global footprint by opening new offices in North America and Mexico.
Questions are being raised about the death of Juan Jairo Coronilla, a 28-year-old Mexican furniture salesman, who was hit by a truck while trying to evade a migrant enforcement operation in Florida. Coronilla reportedly had a work visa and a return ticket to Mexico.
Isabel Miranda de Wallace, a national hero in Mexico, embarked on a relentless quest for justice after her son's disappearance in 2005, raising questions about the extent of her actions.
UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin boycotted the FIFA World Cup final in protest against FIFA. This decision highlighted ongoing tensions between the two football governing bodies.
Mexico has become an unexpected cornerstone of America's artificial intelligence boom, with its factories producing servers for data centers driving exports to record levels.
Crumbl Cookies launched its first Mexico location in CDMX's Roma Norte, drawing large crowds and viral attention, as other US food brands like Dog Haus also expand into the Mexican market.
A guide highlights some of Mexico City's most iconic architectural landmarks, which were created during the 35-year dictatorial reign of Porfirio Díaz.
The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) is investigating claims that up to 75,000 students, potentially half of all test-takers, cheated on a college-entrance exam, possibly using AI.
As the Americanized Mexican-inspired chain Chipotle debuts in Mexico, it faces the significant challenge of convincing local consumers to embrace its take on their national cuisine.
Mexico's record tourism boom is reportedly accompanied by a rise in human trafficking, one of the most lucrative organized crime activities, with warnings issued on the plight of women and children.
Enrollment for the fall semester has been suspended after it was found that nearly half of entrance exam takers may have cheated, using AI, leaked tests or other tricks.
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At Mexico City's Torta Fair, dozens of cooks assembled a continuous 1.5-tonne torta with over 50 varieties of fillings, setting a new world record for the largest sandwich.
Cleanup efforts for a hazardous chemical spill near the U.S. border in Mexico have been hampered by rain. The spill, involving 59,000 liters of sodium hydrosulfide, resulted from a derailment of a Ferromex train.
Harry Styles appeared concerned after a fan in Mexico reportedly left her baby stroller on the sidewalk to pursue him for a photo, an interaction captured on video.
Liverpool has reportedly initiated contact in the pursuit of highly-rated Mexico midfielder Gilberto Mora, as other European giants also show interest.
On July 30, 2003, the last Volkswagen Beetle, a legendary car, was produced in Mexico, marking the end of an era for one of the world's automotive icons.
Kevin O'Leary suggests that China's growing power will lead to a stronger economic alliance between the US, Canada, and Mexico, leveraging their respective strengths in minerals, energy, scale, and innovation.
A grandmother in Mexico shares her experience of living in a city where drug cartels can abduct anyone, as she actively searches for her son in secret graves.
Comando, a small mixed-breed dog, has become a valued member of Mexico's National Guard, providing emotional support and enjoying teamwork with those patrolling and protecting Chihuahua state.
Mexican artists Natalia Lafourcade and El David Aguilar's song "El Coconito," recorded in Mexico City in 2025, has been highlighted as the "Song of the Day."
EFD Studios, Latin America’s largest film equipment rental company, has named long-term Imcine senior executive José Miguel Álvarez Ibargüengoitia as the new CEO of EFD Studios Mexico.
Mexico's idyllic coastline is experiencing a record surge of sargassum seaweed, a brown and smelly bloom that is significantly affecting the region's tourism.
An arbitration panel ruled in Mexico's favor, absolving it of US $1.53 billion in damages sought by Vulcan, a company whose operations in Quintana Roo were deemed illegally shut down, though details of the eight-year-old case remain private.
Travel writer John Pint highlights various summertime adventures, including hiking, climbing, spectacular waterfalls, and volcanoes, that are easily accessible from Guadalajara, Mexico.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum responded to US official Miller's remarks that 'Mexico's systems don't work,' suggesting his comments were linked to upcoming midterm elections and urging the US to 'look at itself'.
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Japan, leading to multiple deaths, dozens missing, and significant damage to buildings, bridges, and the historic Kumamoto Castle. A partial mall collapse and an explosion at a shopping center also trapped people.
Mexico's most prestigious university is grappling with a cheating crisis following its first-ever online admissions exam. An analysis suggests that nearly half of the test-takers may have cheated due to unusual results.
Mexico experienced a significant slump in both formal and informal employment during the first half of 2026, with a deficit of 293,227 jobs, following particularly negative figures in June and January.
Hurricane Genevieve is strengthening offshore Mexico, with heavy rain forecast for most Mexican states, particularly Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Sonora, and Tabasco, despite no immediate land threat.
Cape Verde's Sidny Lopes Cabral won the World Cup 2026 Goal of the Tournament award for his curling goal against Argentina. The tournament also saw controversies, including FIFA President Gianni Infantino lashing out at critics and an investigation into his conduct, as well as Nigerians seeking asylum in Canada after attending the event.
Mexico's first openly gay mayor was killed while visiting Guadalajara, marking a tragic incident in a mixed month for the city which also saw improving public health regarding dengue cases.
The United States has paused strikes against Iran for a second night, reportedly due to concerns about depleting its Patriot missile inventory. This decision comes as Red Sea tensions rise and Iran warns that any nation assisting the US will be considered a legitimate target.
In New Mexico, a bear climbed a power pole and died from an electric shock before wildlife rangers could arrive, after a family spotted the animal and called emergency services.
The United States announced its decision to reopen its border to cattle imports from Mexico. This move follows a previous shutdown implemented due to concerns over screwworm.
Chipotle's entry into the Mexican market has ignited a discussion about whether it represents healthy competition and consumer choice or a form of cultural imposition, as explored in a recent podcast.
This week's cultural reviews cover a range of topics, from Charli XCX's music and an interview with a horror movie king to the phenomenon of middle-aged women rediscovering raving. The collection also features a look at Mexico's 'avenging Mother Courage'.
The U.S. Treasury just hit the CJNG with its biggest sanctions package yet — 55 targets, including new CJNG leader "El Pelón." Mexico quickly followed suit, freezing the accounts.
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An Argentine fugitive, wanted for the 2023 strangulation murder of his model girlfriend in Mexico, has been arrested in Oregon. The victim's sister expressed relief, stating, 'For us, this is like Christmas.'
Writer Andrea Fischer provides a guide to feelings that can only be truly experienced and understood in Mexico, emphasizing the nation's unique verbs and idioms in Mexican Spanish.
Thousands of Americans are experiencing symptoms of cyclospora infection, including severe diarrhea and abdominal pain, which is reportedly linked to contaminated lettuce from Mexico.
After performances by participating ensembles, Georgia was declared the winner of Folk Fest Skopje 2026, with Mexico taking second place and Latvia third.
Team USA defeated Mexico, extending their record to 2-0 in the WBSC Women's Baseball World Cup group play, having outscored opponents 46-7 through two games.
Conservation advocates in Oaxaca, Mexico, celebrate an annual 'Night of the Bats' to highlight the essential role these creatures play as pollinators for agave plants, crucial for mezcal production.
Mexico has confirmed filing 20 complaints with state and county prosecutors across eight US states, pressing for investigations into 17 deaths involving ICE custody or operations.
The second edition of 'México canta' has attracted over 16,000 auditions, with Sheinbaum highlighting its anti-violence mission before an early conclusion of Thursday's mañanera for a meeting with the U.S. Trade Representative.
A Mexican mayor was assassinated in his municipal office, months after surviving a previous assassination attempt. The attack has sent shockwaves through Mexico.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the USA, Mexico, and Canada, allowed the three nations to showcase their distinct cultures and project hope for the future of soccer, despite not being perfect.
Alejandro Leyva, a journalist who had previously reported death threats, has been killed in Mexico, marking the seventh journalist fatality in the country this year.
Emeritus Professor Sherman Teichman of Tufts University, an expert on the intersection of sports and politics, reflected on the recent football championship in the US, Mexico, and Canada, noting that while Americans were great hosts, Donald Trump reminds him of Mussolini.
A journalist known for his criticism of local authorities was shot dead in Oaxaca, southern Mexico, marking the seventh journalist killed in the country this year.
Residents in Guadalajara, Mexico, who have been receiving contaminated water will be granted an 80% discount on their utility bills, with the water supplier, state Congress, and Human Rights Commission involved in the compensation efforts.
Security officials in Mexico state announced that a new security strategy has successfully reduced homicides by half, also unveiling a robot police officer named 'Ceci' during a press conference.
Miguel Covarrubias, a Mexican artist, took New York by storm before turning 21 and is credited with forever changing Mexican history through his illustrations. He is recognized for his significant contributions to the Jazz Age.
Ten bodies of businessmen and officials were found hanged in Mexico, causing shock. Local authorities have reportedly arrested five individuals in connection with the gruesome discovery.
The Sinaloa Cartel has claimed responsibility for the killing of 10 men in Zacatecas, Mexico, with bodies found hung from a bridge, spreading fear and reviving extortion concerns across various sectors.
Ten murdered men, including a former mayor, were discovered in Zacatecas, Mexico, with five bodies found hanged on a bridge and another five alongside a road, following gruesome public liquidations by drug cartels.
Mexico has announced plans to hold three forums involving experts, parents, teachers, and young people to discuss and develop a regulatory framework for minors' use of social media and artificial intelligence.
Community pride is evident in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, with various July activities including local families building homes, summer camps, and mural projects.
Mexico's World Cup hero Julián Quiñones has earned a spot in the top 10 of FIFA's latest player rankings after scoring the tournament's first goal and three more.
FIFA has launched an investigation into Argentina following clashes during the World Cup final. This comes amidst various other news surrounding the event, including security efforts, catering, attendance records, and player reactions.
Albanian President Bajram Begaj received the credentials of the new Mexican Ambassador, Genaro Fausto Lozano Valencia, resident in Rome, emphasizing the friendly relations between Albania and Mexico.
A drug lord sentenced to life imprisonment in the United States leaves behind a brutal drug war in Mexico, highlighting the ongoing violence and power struggles within the country's criminal organizations.