The Latest Breaking News from Mexico

Arrests for illegal border crossings decreased in March due to Mexico's enforcement efforts. Tucson, Arizona, remained the busiest sector.

Christopher Wray added that the Mexican response to the issue has been a "mixed bag"

Representatives from both governments secretly met this week to discuss Venezuela's elections. The U.S. continues to ponder on whether to reimpose sanctions.

Aid workers say ‘very little’ change after Israeli promises to allow more aid into besieged strip. Plus, OJ Simpson’s death prompts varying reactions

These delicious fruits like to ramble freely and thrive in a warm greenhouse

Arina Rodionova and Daria Saville have won their Billie Jean King Cup matches against Mexico in contrasting fashion as Australia edged towards a finals return.

Fast-rising Mexican music star Peso Pluma identifies with Spider-Man. "You wouldn't expect that a skinny guy with semi-blond, disheveled hair who breaks the stereotypes of other great figures of regional Mexican music would end up being one of the great global pop stars," Waizel said.

Mexico filed a lawsuit against Ecuador Thursday at the International Court of Justice over the storming of its embassy in Quito, saying it wanted the South American country "suspended" from the United Nations.

Volvo's strategic decision to build a new plant in Mexico reflects its commitment to growth, innovation, and sustainability in the commercial vehicle industry.

Mexico's president said Thursday his country is demanding that the United Nations expel Ecuador from the world body as part of a complaint to the top U.N. court over Ecuador’s police raid last week on the Mexican embassy in Quito.

There’s been much ado about northbound migration across the Mexico-US border – but some are moving in the other direction