🇲🇽 Mexico

U.S. Imposes Flight Restrictions on Mexico Over Aviation Agreement Breach
July 19 @ 11:01pm ET  
The U.S. has imposed new flight restrictions on Mexican airlines due to a breach of a 2015 aviation agreement. This move by the DOT also threatens the Delta-Aeromexico partnership, impacting cross-border travel.
Texas Sheriff Faces Jail Space Crisis Amid Border Security Challenges
July 17 @ 9:30pm ET  
Texas sheriffs face a critical jail space shortage, leaving thousands of warrants for illegal immigrants unserved. State cuts, anticipating federal border security funding, have worsened the crisis along the Mexico-Texas border.
Mexico Fines US-Sanctioned Banks Nearly $10 Million for Compliance Failures
July 17 @ 4:10am ET  
Mexico fined three US-sanctioned financial institutions nearly $10 million for compliance failures linked to drug trafficking. The action follows US Treasury sanctions targeting money laundering for fentanyl cartels.
Revisiting 'A Day Without a Mexican': L.A.'s Immigration Fears 21 Years On
July 14 @ 2:13pm ET  
Revisiting 'A Day Without a Mexican', the 2004 film’s satire feels real as immigration raids stir fear in L.A. today. Its premise of a Latino-less California echoes in empty streets 21 years later.
Tragic Discovery: Three Sisters Found Murdered in Northern Mexico
July 10 @ 4:03am ET  
Three sisters, aged 8 and twin 11-year-olds, were found murdered in northern Mexico, embracing each other, a day after their mother's body was discovered. A suspect has been detained as investigations continue.
Julio César Chávez Jr. Faces Deportation to Mexico Over Cartel Allegations
July 7 @ 4:06am ET  
Julio César Chávez Jr. was arrested by ICE for deportation to Mexico over alleged Sinaloa Cartel ties. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum hopes he serves his sentence there for drug and arms trafficking charges.
US Border Reopening to Mexican Cattle Sparks Screwworm Concerns
July 3 @ 5:01pm ET  
The USDA plans to reopen southern border ports to Mexican livestock starting July 7, after a closure due to a screwworm outbreak. Concerns remain among industry groups about the risks of resuming imports amidst this threat.
Dual Tropical Storms Barry and Flossie Threaten Mexico's Coasts with Heavy Rain
July 1 @ 10:01am ET  
Tropical Storms Barry and Flossie have formed off Mexico's southeast and southwest coasts, threatening heavy rain and potential flooding. Barry made landfall on June 30, while Flossie may strengthen into a hurricane soon.
U.S. Sanctions Mexican Financial Firms Over Money Laundering Allegations
July 1 @ 4:00am ET  
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned three Mexican financial firms for alleged money laundering tied to fentanyl trafficking. Mexico's banking regulator intervened, while President Sheinbaum questioned the evidence.
Mexico Midfielder Luis Chávez Sidelined by ACL Injury at Gold Cup
June 27 @ 3:01pm ET  
Mexico's Luis Chávez is out of the 2025 Gold Cup after tearing his right ACL during training before the quarterfinal against Saudi Arabia. The midfielder faces a recovery of six to eight months, impacting Mexico's campaign.
Mexico's Top Beaches for Serenity, Party Vibes, and Epic Surf
June 27 @ 8:35am ET  
Mexico's 5,800 miles of coastline offer beaches for every vibe, from serene Playa Litibú to lively Cancun. Discover quiet escapes, buzzing nightlife, and surf-ready waves like Puerto Escondido.
SpaceX Rocket Debris in Mexico Sparks Environmental Probe
June 27 @ 5:45am ET  
Debris from a SpaceX rocket explosion in South Texas has landed in Mexico, causing marine life die-offs and prompting an environmental probe. Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed contamination and is exploring legal action.
U.S. Establishes New Military Zones on Mexico Border in Texas and Arizona
June 26 @ 12:37pm ET  
The U.S. has created two new military zones along the Mexico border in Texas and Arizona to enhance security. These 'National Defense Areas' allow troops to detain migrants amid declining crossings.
ICE Captures Fugitive in Connecticut Linked to Mexican Officer’s Murder
June 25 @ 4:01am ET  
ICE arrested Orlando Diaz-Cebada in Connecticut on June 12 for allegedly murdering a Mexican law enforcement officer. The suspect, linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, had illegally entered the U.S. multiple times.
Mexican Officials Rescue Endangered Tiger from Auto Parts Lot Cage
June 23 @ 10:04am ET  
Mexican authorities rescued a 2-year-old endangered tiger from an auto parts lot in Juarez, kept in poor conditions. The incident highlights ongoing issues with wildlife trafficking in Mexico.
Guatemalan Drug Trafficker Killed in Border Clash: Indictment Details Emerge
June 20 @ 4:05pm ET  
A Guatemalan drug trafficker, Baldemar Calderon-Carrillo, was killed in a border shootout on June 8, leading to the unsealing of a 2019 indictment against 13 nationals. The case highlights cross-border drug trafficking ties with Mexican cartels.
Discover Serenity: A Unique Airbnb Loft in Puerto Escondido
June 19 @ 4:36pm ET  
Discover a serene Airbnb loft in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, perfect for surfing and swimming. This hidden gem offers travelers a unique blend of nature and accessibility.
Hurricane Erick Strikes Mexico's Pacific Coast as Category 3 Storm
June 19 @ 10:01am ET  
Hurricane Erick, initially a tropical storm near southern Mexico, intensified into a Category 3 storm, making landfall in Oaxaca on June 19. It brings risks of life-threatening flooding and devastating winds to the region.
Tragic Killing of Southern Mexican Mayor Shocks Community
June 18 @ 10:05am ET  
The mayor of San Mateo Piñas in southern Mexico was murdered in her office on June 16, marking the second such killing this year. Authorities are pursuing five lines of investigation amid rising violence against local leaders.
Marines in L.A.: Historical Echoes of Mexico Invasion Resurface
June 16 @ 2:04pm ET  
U.S. Marines' deployment in L.A. amid immigration protests echoes the Mexican-American War, when Mexico lost over half its territory. Historical grievances resurface as public and political tensions rise over military presence.
Mexican Cartels Enlist Colombian Ex-Soldiers for Deadly Conflicts
June 13 @ 10:09am ET  
Mexican cartels, like the Jalisco New Generation, are recruiting former Colombian soldiers for their combat skills. This has led to deadly attacks, including a narco-mine explosion in Michoacán and Jalisco, killing eight soldiers.
Mexico's Judicial Elections Spark Concerns Over Justice System
June 11 @ 10:13am ET  
Mexico's historic judicial elections on June 1 have sparked concerns over the justice system's independence. Critics warn that the ruling Morena party's influence may undermine the balance of power.
Daniel Suárez Pioneers NASCAR's Global Push with Mexico City Race
June 11 @ 7:05am ET  
Daniel Suárez leads NASCAR's global expansion with a historic race in Mexico City on June 15. His vision for international growth faces challenges like contract uncertainty and weather concerns.
Hurricane Barbara Emerges as First Storm of 2025 Pacific Season
June 11 @ 4:15am ET  
Hurricane Barbara, the first of the 2025 Eastern Pacific season, has strengthened off Mexico's coast. It brings heavy rain and dangerous surf to southwestern regions like Guerrero.
Border Businesses Reel from Trump's Aggressive Cartel Crackdown
June 10 @ 5:05am ET  
Border businesses are struggling under Trump's cartel crackdown, facing 'ruinous burdens' from anti-money laundering tactics. Federal judges question the effectiveness of methods impacting small money services near the U.S.-Mexico border.
Mexican Flag Sparks Debate in Los Angeles Protests Over Immigration
June 9 @ 7:15pm ET  
The Mexican flag has become a polarizing symbol in Los Angeles protests against immigration policies. While Mexican Americans see it as heritage, Trump officials call protesters 'insurrectionists.'
U.S. Treasury Targets El Chapo's Sons in Latest Fentanyl Crackdown
June 9 @ 2:00pm ET  
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned Los Chapitos, a Sinaloa Cartel faction led by El Chapo's sons, for fentanyl trafficking on June 9. This move aims to disrupt the deadly drug's flow into the U.S., targeting key operatives and offering rewards.
Supreme Court Unanimously Blocks Mexico's Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Makers
June 5 @ 4:06pm ET  
The Supreme Court unanimously rejected Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. gun makers on June 5. The ruling upholds federal protections for the firearms industry under the PLCAA.
Mexico's Historic Judicial Election: A New Era for the Judiciary
June 3 @ 4:12pm ET  
Mexico held its first-ever judicial election on June 1, choosing over 2,600 judges. Low turnout at 13% and criticism highlight concerns over the reform's impact.
Tragic Discovery: 5 Mexican Musicians Found Dead Near Texas Border
June 3 @ 10:18am ET  
The bodies of five musicians from Grupo Fugitivo were found in Reynosa, near the Texas border. Authorities suspect Gulf cartel involvement, with nine arrests made in connection to the tragic slayings.
Mexico Launches New Unit to Combat Criminal Money Laundering
June 3 @ 4:18am ET  
Mexico has launched a specialized unit under the Financial Intelligence Unit to combat money laundering by criminal groups. The General Directorate Specialized in Criminal Organizations, effective May 28, aims to disrupt illicit financial networks.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Weighs Attendance at Canada’s G7 Summit
May 29 @ 10:03am ET  
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is considering an invitation from Canadian PM Mark Carney to attend the G7 Summit in Alberta next month. Her decision could impact North American trade talks and strengthen Canada-Mexico ties.