Mexico
Woman Punches Crocodile to Save Twin Sister Attacked While Swimming
The woman had been swimming in a lagoon at night, near Mexico's Puerto Escondido, at the time of the attack.
Mexico Fan Who Hit USMNT's Gio Reyna With Bottle Faces Criminal Charges
Reyna was hit in the head by a soft-drink bottle on Sunday as the U.S. player celebrated Christian Pulisic's winning goal.
Immigration Laws Lag Behind as Record Number of Migrants Cross the Border
The numbers keep going up for people entering the Southwest border.
Fans Throw Bottles at U.S. Soccer Players in Nations League Final Win
Giovanni Reyna, who scored the first goal for the USMNT, was struck in the head and required assistance from medical staff.
Severed Head Tossed at Voting Station as Mexico's Election Violence Rages
Over 90 politicians have been killed since September as gangs attempt to influence the outcomes of elections.
6 Groups Recommending Which Asylum Seekers Come Into U.S. Until July 31
The Biden administration established an agreement with six humanitarian groups to approve asylum seekers to come into the U.S. until July 31, when the groups hope the administration will lift the public health rules.
Mexico Reports First Case of Black Fungus in Recovering COVID Patient
The disease, described as "serious but rare" by the CDC, has been widely reported amongst COVID-19 patients in India.
Sinkhole Threatens to Swallow House on Edge of Colossal Crater, Photos Show
Photos and videos taken from the scene in Puebla, Mexico, show huge chunks of earth falling from the rim and into the hole beneath.
Mexico Adds Over 4,200 to COVID-19 Death Total
"These deaths are not part of the recent epidemic activity. In the next few days, we will likely be seeing these adjustments not only in deaths but also in cases," said Jose Luis Alomia, head of epidemiology for Mexico's health ministry,
Enormous 200ft Sinkhole Opens Up in the Middle of a Farm
The sinkhole initially measured around 15ft in diameter, but grew to 200ft across and 50ft deep in a matter of hours.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Attempts Mexican Accent During Speech About Cartels
The Georgia Republican said Mexican drug cartels "love" Democrats amid the ongoing border crisis.
Mexico Has a Strong Third Political Choice for Voters
During the last few years, Movimiento Ciudadano has been consistent in its political attitudes and actions, which have positioned it as a different option.
Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila Brand Explained
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star has been criticised for perpetuating stereotypes about Mexican culture in the promotional campaign.
Action To Stem the Crisis at Our Southern Border Cannot Wait
Guatemalan and Mexican leaders stressed to me that large migrant flows give cover to those who pose national security threats to traverse all of our nation's borders.
Miss Universe Finalists Tackle Mental Health, COVID-19 and More in Speeches
The final of the Miss Universe pageant saw participants representing Mexico, Brazil, India and Peru discuss tough subjects.
Miss Universe 2021 Participants Top 10 in Full
Mexico's Andrea Meza claimed the Miss Universe title last night, while Miss Brazil Julia Gama was declared the runner-up.
Who Is Andrea Meza? Mexico's Former Miss World Crowned Miss Universe 2021
Andrea Meza is a 26-year-old model, software engineer, and human rights activist from Chihuahua, Mexico.
Russia's COVID Vaccine Could Now Have Six-Month Wait Between Doses
Mexico has yet to received the number of vaccines promised by Russia. They are unable to keep up with the productions of the first dose of Sputnik V, Russia denies and says both doses are being upscaled.
California Teenager Manuel Reyes Goes Missing During Mexico Vacation
Manuel Reyes and his friend Jesus Corona have not been seen since they went out to eat tacos on Sunday, May 2.
Chinese Chemicals in Mexican Cartel Hands Feed Deadly U.S. Fentanyl Crisis
China has cracked down on fentanyl, but an unmatched U.S. appetite ensures a continued flow. "We don't manufacture fentanyl, we use fentanyl. They don't use fentanyl, they manufacture fentanyl," one DEA official told Newsweek, "and also we cannot even keep our side of the sidewalk clean."
Hispanic Voters in Texas Are More Concerned Than Whites About Diversity
All voters in the state expressed more concern about diversity and immigration than in a similar poll from February.
Woman Verbally Harasses Mexico Airport Authority, TikToker Captures Her
Viral TikTok shows a woman verbally harassing the airport authority in Mexico. In a one-minute video, with more than 2 million views now, recorded by TikToker David Lane and shared on his handle @deelanearts, a woman is seen shouting with her mask pulled down.
Biden Admin Still Can't Find Migrant Kids Separated From Parents by Trump
"We're trying like hell to figure out what happened," the president said during an interview with NBC News' "Today."
Mexican States That Border U.S. Have Higher Rates of COVID Exposure
The highest rates of coronavirus antibodies were found in blood samples from people in Baja California, a northwest Mexican state that borders California, and Chihuahua, a state that borders New Mexico and Texas, both with 40.7 percent.
Family 'Destroyed' After Mom of Two Dies During Tummy Tuck Surgery
Keuana Weaver travelled with a friend to Tijuana for what was supposed to be a routine four-hour procedure. But the 38-year-old died on the operating table after suffering a heart attack and complications linked to blood clotting.
Mexico Ignoring 'Propaganda' Against Russian Virus Vaccine, Will Give Shots
Brazil's health regulator has rejected Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, but Mexico said it will begin bottling doses.
America's Vaccine Diplomacy Should Start in its Backyard
The U.S., Mexico and Canada have deeply intertwined societies.
Lindsey Graham Says Biden Created 'Instability' Amid Afghanistan Withdrawal
"I've never been more worried than I am now about the world at large," the Republican senator said.
Texas Governor Blames Biden for Cartel 'Terrorism,' Cites Crime Under Trump
Abbott has also failed to mention that Trump publicly vowed to add the drug cartels to the foreign terror list but ultimately backed down.
Donald Trump's Ambassador to Mexico Offers Surprising Immigration Solutions
"I think, ultimately, the United States is making a terrible mistake by thinking that the answer for our country lies in trying to fix other countries...the answer is much closer to home. I don't see how we can't get our own employers to stop hiring people illegally."