An Indianapolis woman has been found dead in Mexico after disappearing with her seven children for over three months. The investigation into her death is ongoing.
The World Cup will feature 48 teams competing in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Organizers have faced criticism over ticket prices, and geopolitical issues have affected travel for some participants.
Preparations are concluding for the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. Protests are occurring in the lead-up to the event.
Joaquín Guzmán, known as 'El Chapo,' has been writing letters from ADX Florence prison since his sentencing in 2019, claiming unjust treatment and inhumane conditions. His letters reflect a shift in focus towards legal arguments and requests for intervention, as well as attempts to reshape his narrative regarding past events.
Tropical Storm Boris has formed southeast of Acapulco, Mexico, with winds reaching 40 miles per hour. The storm is moving northeast at 2 miles per hour and may bring flooding risks to the area.
In the lead-up to the World Cup, teachers in Mexico are protesting and have occupied the central fan zone. They have committed to maintaining their protests as the tournament begins.
Viral videos have sparked allegations that Adidas exploited Indigenous women for the production of World Cup jerseys in Mexico. Journalists have conducted interviews with the artisans to gather more information on the situation.
Mexico City is working towards breaking the world record for the largest wave in an event linked to the World Cup. This initiative aims to generate excitement for the tournament.
The US, Mexico, and Canada have announced travel restrictions related to Ebola as part of their preparations for the World Cup 2026. The restrictions aim to address health concerns ahead of the tournament.
Mexico is enhancing security measures at the Zocalo plaza in Mexico City in anticipation of the World Cup 2026 Fan Fest, which is expected to attract up to 100,000 attendees. This decision comes amid ongoing protests from various groups demanding social reforms. President Claudia Sheinbaum's government insists that the Fan Fest will proceed as planned.
Animals at the Guadalajara Zoo in Mexico are involved in making predictions for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This event is part of a promotional activity related to the tournament.
The U.S. State Department has issued a travel advisory for Americans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico, maintaining a 'Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution' warning. The advisory highlights concerns about crime and kidnapping, particularly in certain regions of Mexico, and provides safety recommendations for travelers.
A poll shows that most Germans lack confidence in their national football team's chances of winning the World Cup under coach Julian Nagelsmann. Additionally, the German foreign minister is on a visit to Mexico.
An explosion at a gas facility in Mexico produced a fireball. Further information about the incident, including its cause and impact, is currently unavailable.
Johann Wadephul, Germany's top diplomat, is in Mexico to discuss issues related to drug crime and the economy. The visit is significant as it follows Germany's recent failed bid for a UN Security Council seat.
The New World screwworm has been detected in a calf in Texas, the first case in U.S. livestock in decades. The USDA confirmed the finding, which follows an outbreak in Mexico, and reassured that the food supply remains safe.
Japan's national football team arrived in Monterrey, Mexico, where they were welcomed by fans wearing cowboy hats. This event took place ahead of the World Cup.
A potential case of the New World screwworm has been detected in South Texas, with testing underway at the National Veterinary Services Laboratories. The USDA is monitoring the situation closely, following reports of the screwworm in neighboring Mexico. The CDC has issued guidelines for prevention and treatment of infestations.
Ten politicians in Mexico have been indicted by U.S. authorities, with reports indicating they receive protection from the Mexican government. Their alleged ties to drug cartels highlight ongoing issues of corruption within the political system.
The U.S. is investigating two Mexican governors for alleged ties to organized crime, which could increase tensions with the Sheinbaum administration. The investigation highlights ongoing concerns regarding cartel influence in Mexico.
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